Illinois House expected to vote on election bill
Springfield AP. The bill would give the state Board of Elections final authority over election conduct. Chicago Democrats opposed strong local powers and altered provisions. Rep. Philip Collins said a vote is expected today and warned of Senate opposition. The amendments add a fifth independent member to break deadlocks.
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Illinois Senate approves tax escrow plan amid property tax review
The Illinois Senate passed an escrow proposal to hold personal property taxes until the U S Supreme Court rules on whether the 1970 referendum abolishing taxes on individuals but not corporations stands. If overturned, funds return to taxpayers. if not, they fund government units.
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Springfield braces for transit grant amendment clash
Senate Republicans plan to attach an amendment to the soft match mass transit bill to curb Chicago from reusing equipment to boost grant credits. Downstate lawmakers warn the House crafted no match plan and a $20 million guarantee could backfire. Chicago officials face opposition as debates hinge on CTA assets and potential grant consumption.
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Decatur
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Emergency medical aid bill advances for paramedics pilot
Legislation to allow specially trained personnel to provide on scene care without physician licensure passes the Illinois House 108 to 21. The plan would authorize hospital pilots across the state with paramedics delivering treatment under radio contact with a licensed doctor, amid criticism that the bill is premature and risks excessive responsibility on paramedics.
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Chicago
Illinois Senate resolves judicial nominations in closing hours
The Illinois General Assembly approved a bill 37 to 8 authorizing political party committees to select judicial nominees for the November election. Gov. Richard Ogilvie would receive the measure sponsored by Sen. Daniel Dougherty to take effect for the upcoming general election.
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Blondie and Dagwood Bring Vacation Cheer in Fun Panels
Blondie and Dagwood brighten every day with vacation ready humor. The strip promises laughs rain or shine and asks readers not to be without their favorite characters for two weeks. Call numbers in Carbondale Murphysboro Marion Herrin for subscriptions.
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