Illinois ERA boycott fails to move Illinois Senate
The Chicago ERA boycott stalls at the Illinois Senate with varied reaction among lawmakers. ERA supporters anticipate a spring vote in the General Assembly while House sponsors claim enough votes for passage. Chicago has lost millions as NOW targets unrated states, but Illinois leaders remain skeptical that the boycott will sway outcomes or alter ERA timing.
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Conserving needed even if miners sign contract
Illinois energy official says conservation will be required for another month regardless of a new contract ratified by striking coal miners this weekend. If rejected by miners, tighter measures could come early next week. ComEd has a 47 to 50 day coal supply left. Illinois Power Co. has about 50 days. Reserves are waning and the situation may worsen before improving. If miners ratify, it will take at least 30 days before significant coal reaches utilities.
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