Redmond to join Illinois Prisoner Review Board
Former Illinois House Speaker William A. Redmond, 73, a longtime critic of Gov. James R. Thompson, will join the state Prisoner Review Board starting Jan. 11 at a $30,000 annual salary. He plans to resign from the House before starting the post, which requires Senate approval, and will help decide parole and clemency recommendations.
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Filing deadline extended again for state candidates
The filing deadline for state legislative candidates was extended to January 27 by a three judge federal panel. The extension, the second in reapportionment challenges, allows more time for the panel to decide and gives candidates over two weeks longer to file amid discrimination claims by Black legislators Hispanics and Republicans against the Democratic Party endorsed map.
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Metabolic Cancer Center Under State Probe in Illinois
A state inquiry into Green Pastures of Illinois Inc and the Metabolic Research Foundation is underway to determine if the center holds proper medical licenses. Investigators probe charitable trust law violations and questionable expenditures including a $20,000 Lincoln Continental for foundation head Harold Manner, Loyola University biology professor and designer of the therapy.
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