Walker faces slim budget path as lawmakers war over 6 percent cuts
The Illinois legislature debates an across the board 6 percent reduction urged by Gov. Daniel Walker. Democrats resist deep cuts to schools while Republicans push for political points, amid warnings the state may run out of money next spring. State Treasurer Alan Dixon later tells Walker I told you so.
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Springfield
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House
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James Washburn
Appropriations Committee
George Ryan
Kankakee
Walker
Dan
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House Appropriations Committee
Eugene Barnes
Chicago
Southern Illinois University
East St. Louis
Democrat
Richard J. Daley
Shea
Victor DeGrazia
Gerald Shea
Riverside
King Daniel
Terry Bruce
Olney
Senate
Cecil Partee
General Custer
Sitting Bull
Alan Dixon
Simon Votes in House on Veto, Housing Aid, and Voting Rights
Congressional records show Rep. Paul Simon voted to override President Ford's veto on a 5.3 billion emergency 1975 appropriations bill to fund over a million jobs. The House later passed a housing subsidies bill 253 to 155 and approved a Voting Rights Act extension 341 to 70 expanding protections to language minority groups.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
U.S. House
Ford
Paul Simon
D-Carbondale
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House
Illinois Senate backs 18 month usury extension vote
The Illinois Senate passed 44 to 7 a bill to extend the 9.5 percent usury ceiling for 18 months through the end of 1976. District 58 Kenneth Buzbee of Carbondale and District 59 Gene Johns of Marion voted for the measure.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
Kenneth Buzbee
Carbondale
Gene Johns
Marion
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