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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1981

Page

6

Open meetings bill advances in Illinois Senate panel

The Illinois Senate Executive Committee approved 12-3 a measure to require open meetings and allow citizen lawsuits against illegally closed sessions. It mandates publication notices for all meetings and defines an official meeting as a majority of the quorum. Opposition from the Illinois Municipal League warns of reduced government efficiency.

Springfield Illinois Senate Executive Committee Prescott Bloom Peoria House Senate Illinois Illinois Municipal League Tyrone C. Fahner Illinois Press Association General Assembly Judiciary Committee Randy Thomas East Moline Senate Judiciary Committee Mark Q. Rhoads Western Springs

State labor rally shows strength at Capitol steps

About 15,000 union workers gathered from around the state for a Statehouse rally to press against anti labor bills in the General Assembly. AFL-CIO leaders claimed broad support while lawmakers debated a right to work measure, and Gov urged quick action to fix Chicago transit, inviting attendees to the Mansion for a beer.

Springfield General Assembly Afl-Cio Robert G. Gibson Capitol Gibson Union

Governor Thompson Beer Rally Stirs Labor Crowd in Springfield

At a pro labor gathering on the Illinois Statehouse lawn Governor James R. Thompson faced boos then won over workers with a beer friendly approach. Labor members helped defeat a right to work bill while thousands of kegs and millions of glasses were mentioned in a chaotic scene blending politics and ale.

Illinois Ron Akridge Cahokia Capitol James R. Thompson Springfield Nor Thompson James R James Skilbeck Thompson Press Jayne Executive The Herrin & V Frankfort

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