Public employee collective bargaining bills revived in Illinois House
Legislation revives collective bargaining for public employees and allows limited strikes under rare conditions. The measures passed the Illinois House 107 to 59 but face a Senate veto risk as conference talks begin to resolve amend ments with a looming deadline. Originally a firm no strike clause stood, but labor allies weakened it to ban strikes only during any contract.
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New Doctor Gilula Receives MD From Illinois
Dr Louis A Gilula has earned the doctor of medicine degree from the University of Illinois Chicago He will begin a internship at San Francisco General Hospital this week His parents Dr Adolph Gilula and Mrs Gilula reside in West Frankfort Il Rep Anthony J Scariano Chicago backs the proposals noting public employee strikes reflect recognition Rep Robert Mann Chicago says teachers may leave the profession if the bills pass
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Illinois Senate approves gun control bills for governor
The Illinois General Assembly passed three gun control measures in a 48 to 0 Senate vote with minor House amendments. The bills require license purchase for guardianship of guns and registration of owners, not weapons, and bar certain groups from obtaining permits including felons and narcotics rebels with several age and consent conditions.
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Springfield
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Senate
House
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Illinois
Vietnam
Illinois Senate approves $70 per pupil school aid rise
The Illinois Senate approved a $70 increase in per pupil state aid for the 1967 69 biennium, lifting the minimum from $330 to $400. The move adds about $230 million in state aid to local schools and follows agreements reached by Gov. Otto Kerner and the School Problems Commission.
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Otto Kerner
School Problems Commission
Illinois
Senate approves study of Illinois abortion laws
A Senate backed bill would establish an eight member legislative commission and five governor appointed public members to study abortion laws in Illinois and other states and issue recommendations to the 1969 General Assembly. The measure passed with a minimal 30 vote margin.
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