House passes expanded automatic banking service bill
The Illinois House approved a plan allowing banks to install up to ten automated teller machines and stores to add computer terminals for transferring funds and buying goods. The measure, 133-22, moves to the Senate. It is part of a broader set of actions including state fair oversight, abortion notification rules, tax reform, wildlife funding, farmland protection, and restrictions on chop shops.
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Springfield
Nitmeis House
Senate
Illinois
House
Fair
Carol Moseley Braun
Dchicago
S.V
S.W
Ronald E. Greisheimer
R-Waukegan
U.S
Banks clash over EFT bills and multi bank holding aims
Springfield officials reopen conflict as Senate Bills 905 and 906 clear the House. AMBI claims it supported EFT but denies a truce on holding companies. Wingert and Ryerson warn that attempts to amend to permit multi bank holding firms persist, with major Chicago banks excluded from AMBI efforts.
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Springfield
AMBI
Association For Modern Banking In
Illinois
Robert Wingert
Wingert
House
John Ryerson
Illinois Bankers Association
Senac
James Watt
Watt
Senate
Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
Continental Illinois National Bank
Savings and Loans
EFT
Peoria mayor aims for U S Senate seat
Peoria Mayor Richard Carver notified federal officials Tuesday he formed the Carver Committee Inc to raise funds for a possible bid for the U S Senate. Four pages of FEC documents arrived designating the committee as his principal fundraising group. He has not yet declared but is quoted as 99 percent certain to run for the seat being vacated by Adlai Stevenson. Other GOP hopefuls William Scott and Calvin Skinner also have fund committees. Democrat Alan Dixon has declared.
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States News Service
Washington Peoria
Richard Carver
U.S. Senate
Federal Election Commission
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Carter
GOP
William Scott
Calvin Skinner
Crystal Lake
Alan Dixon
Birds Singing in Legislature Promotes Non Game Fund
Illinois moves to create a voluntary income tax check off fund to aid non game species. Environment advocates cite no current state program for non game species while game animal programs receive funding. Senate approves 43 to 10. Funds support research and habitat development by the Conservation Department.
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Springfield
Illinois
Conservation Department
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Elsie
Zwick’s Ladies’ Store
Zwick’s
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Southern Illinoisan
Ritome Wylttse BY
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Kinkaid Furniture
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University Mall
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Johnston City
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