Illinois House declines to vote on industries tax credits this year
Illinois House refused to pull a measure granting investment income tax credits for Springfield industries from committee. The bill, opposed by Republicans for state revenue loss, was defeated after three attempts this session. Supporters say local governments would gain from tax relief despite short term losses. opponents urge reforms elsewhere.
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Three Plane Crashes Kill Ten Across U S
AP reports three light plane crashes on Saturday killed at least ten people in Colorado Hawaii and Massachusetts. A Maui Cessna 172 struck a home killing all aboard. Roosevelt NF crash near Red Feather Lakes killed at least three and sparked a 1500 acre forest fire. Provincetown Cape Cod crash killed four with no survivors. Names not yet released.
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Mohawks withdraw roadblock after police pledge
Protest over St Regis Reservation split ends as traditional Mohawks and tribal Mohawks agree to reduce the encampment. State police, about 70 officers, remain between factions to deter violence while warrants for 18 traditionalists linger. One allied Mohawk is arrested after a Saturday scuffle.
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Centralia steam train delayed in city showcase
In Centralia a steam train arrival ran about five minutes late after waiting for a Illinois Central engine to join the two hour stop. Passengers marveled at the 43 year old locomotive as crews turned the engine with a diesel assist and coal and water were hauled for the 125 mile trip. The city unveiled a new seal featuring the Illinois Central No 2500 steam locomotive now on display in a local park, the engine retired two decades ago and moved to main street tracks in the 1960s.
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Carter Reagan Lead Tight in Newsweek Poll
Newsweek reports a June Gallup poll showing Reagan at 40 percent, Carter 36, and Anderson 19 in a three-way race. When Anderson is excluded, Reagan leads 45 to 43. The margin of error is about four points, with Anderson rising support among Carter voters.
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