Mine subsidence insurance bill gains final approval in Illinois
Illinois lawmakers gave final approval to a bill requiring all property insurers to offer mine subsidence insurance after Oct. 1, 1979, with a $50 000 cap and 2 percent deductible. A risk pool would fund claims, needing future state money. Gov. Thompson backed the measure as easing a regional fear for homeowners in Central and Southern Illinois. Senators and representatives noted homes above old mines face danger. A companion bill for a statewide subsidence study by the Illinois Institute of Environmental Quality was also sent to the governor.
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James R. Thompson
Illinois
Celeste M. Stiehl
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Monroe D. Flinn
Cahokia
Gene Johns
Marion
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Illinois General Assembly Sees Circus Atmosphere This Weekend
Illinois lawmakers wrapped up a weekend session amid churchgoing excuses and delayed actions. Hundreds of measures await Friday's deadline including an 11.2 billion budget to cover bills and benefits. Critics likened the process to a circus while joking about voting button tampering.
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Bob Springer
Springfield
Illinois General Assembly
Illinois
John L. Knuppel
Virginia
John A. Graham
Barrington
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