Illinois House to reconvene on ethics reprieve vote
The Illinois House planned to reconvene to accept Senate amendments to a bill extending local candidates a reprieve from filing ethics statements and to shorten the filing window from 30 to 10 days. The Senate also would include Gov. Walker appointees and send the measure to the governor after potential passage.
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H. F. Wollenberg IV
Associated Press
Springfield
Illinois House
Senate
Daniel Walker
House
Gilbert Deavers
R - Bloomington
Pain killer makers face FTC complaints over ads
The Federal Trade Commission filed complaints against major nonprescription pain killer makers for advertising claims not substantiated by evidence. Names include Anacin Bufferin Excedrin Excedrin PM Bayer Aspirin Bayer Children's Aspirin Cope Vanquish and Midol. The agency will take the case to an administrative law judge after failed negotiations. Also noted: over 750000 purebred dogs are registered annually in the American Kennel Club Stud Book.
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Federal Trade Commission
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer Children’s Aspirin
Cope
Vanquish
FTC
Commission
The
American Kennel Club
Downey back from China sues for celeb status and more
John T. Downey, CIA operative freed from a Chinese prison, returns to New Britain after visit to his ill mother who suffered a stroke. He arrives at Hartford airport and New Britain General Hospital where hundreds greet him as his mother remains unconscious.
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New Britain
Conn
Mary V. Downey
John T. Downey
CIA
Hong Kong
Lu Wo Bridge
Downey
Hartford
Bradley International
New Britain General Hospital
Illinois to repay depositors after City Savings collapse
A federal court ordered Illinois to reimburse about 14 000 depositors nearly 20 million dollars after the 1964 City Savings Association failure. Judge Edwin A. Robson said state negligence allowed frauds, leaving depositors to bear the loss unless the state appeals.
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Chicago
Felec
of Illinois
Edwin A. Robson
U. S. District Court
Robson
Don H. Reuben
OEO to close regional offices by April 28
Acting director Howard Phillips announced the Office of Economic Opportunity will shut down its 10 regional offices by April 28. Most regional employees will lose their jobs, with some staff reassigned to the General Services Administration to preserve public interests in property disposal and audits. The agency, part of the Great Society, plans final shutdown by June 30.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Howard Phillips
Nixon
OEO
Phillips
General Services Administration
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Manhattan
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Minneapolis
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Northern Illinois
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University of Ilinois
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Maharishi
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