Campaign spending disclosure bill defeats in Illinois House
The Illinois House Elections Committee defeated a trimmed campaign expenditures disclosure bill 9 to 18. The measure would have required only totals of contributions and their expenditure, with reports due 10 days before and 60 days after elections.
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Ralph H. Johnson Lindsay
Secretary of State
Lieberman
Decatur Democrat
U.S.A
Hunter Packing Company
Maritz, Inc
Upper House Keeps Illinois School Age at Sixteen
Springfield June 17 Gov Kerner sought to raise the compulsory school age to seventeen in 1967 and eighteen in 1968. The Senate Education Committee voted eleven to six to kill the bill amid heated debate with teachers opposing the shift and Democrat Paul Simon (Troy) the lone party line dissenter. Republican critics argued over work prospects for dropouts and the bill’s educational premise.
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Robert D. Reid
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Senate Education Committee
Paul Simon
Troy
Kerner
Simon
Esther Saperstein
Chicago
House
Everett Peters
R-St. Joseph
Peters
Senate
Robert Coulson
Waukegan
Police Brief in Willisville on Ronald Eggemeyer Fine
Ronald D Eggemeyer of Willisville was fined 15 dollars for a loud muffler violation as reported in a police brief.
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Willisville
Ronald D. Eggemeyer
Mileage Pay Bill Seeks Five Cent Increase
The House Executive Committee endorsed a bill to raise legislators travel allowance from 10 to 15 cents per mile in a Wednesday night session. The measure passed 204 with sponsor Rep Tobias Barry noting travel costs have risen since the constitution was adopted.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Correst Sponden
Springfield
House Executive Committee
Tobias Barry
D-Ladd
Red Bud Fines Driver David H. Doiron for Speeding
In Red Bud, David H. Doiron was fined $15 after a speeding violation. The citation records the offense and penalty issued by local authorities.
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Red Bud
David H. Doiron
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