Illinois House ponders animal rules amid lively imitations
In Springfield the Illinois House, amid a dull session, debated a bill to ban certain animals and poisonous reptiles. After a lengthy session with animal growls and duck calls, an amendment was approved and the bill sent to Governor Ogilvie, who warned of a veto if it passed.
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Springfield
House
Senate
Wiliam J. Cunningham
FePineknesille
Illinois
James Wright
D-Westmont
I Ogilvie
Richard B.gilvie
Demos say tax drive fading in Illinois
A Democratic House leader said Gov Ogilvies income tax plan is slipping as the last eight days of the session begin. Rep Jack Touhy claimed the governor had only eight votes in the Senate now and urged Republicans to lead on the stalemate over tax rates, school funding, and agency appropriations while lawmakers weigh a possible reduction from 3 to 2 percent. The time frame risks bills not taking effect for a year without a two thirds vote.
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Chicago
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Ogilvie
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Illinois House revives sex education bill after Senate passage
In a 92 to 48 vote the Illinois House overrode the education committee to revive a sex education bill. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would allow parental withdrawal of students from such classes via written requests. Critics warned of a dangerous precedent for parental control in public schooling. The House also sent to Gov Ogilvie a bill to add 200 state police officers. London shops report prices in guineas with the gold guinea last minted in 1811 and vanishing from circulation.
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R- Champaign
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Richard B. Ogilvie
London
W. Russell Arrington
Evanston
Ilinois
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Police Briefs From Murphysboro Carbondale
Murphysboro reports Billy B. Taylor 26 cited for speeding with a $16 fine. In Carbondale Brenda K. Freeman 24 fined $20 for disobeying a traffic signal. Also in Carbondale Toni L. Gorrell 23 fined $20 for speeding.
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Carbondale
Brenda K. Freeman
Toni L. Gorrell
Al bana Ross Sizemore Court Traffic Records
In Murphysboro Thomas R. Albana age 15 faces a registration dispute. Harry G. Ross age 56 is cited for disobeying a traffic signal. In Carterville Michael Sizemore age 19 is charged with driving too fast for conditions.
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Murphysboro
Thomas R. Albana
Harry G. Ross
Carterville
Michael Sizemore
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