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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

20

Six fired and two resign since Illinois primary

The AP reports at least six political patronage workers in the Illinois Revenue Department were fired and two resigned after the March 21 primary. Jon Short denies involvement, noting no one was fired by his request. A Chicago court recently ruled patrons cannot be forced to campaign.

Springfield Jon Short Illinois Short Sangamon County Chicago Michael Shakman Independent Voters of Illinois Americans For Democratic Action Illinois Revenue Department Associated Press Ple Revenue George Mahin John W. Lewis Lewis

House Passes Water Pollution Bill Restricting Citizen Suits

The House approved its water pollution bill by 398 to 14, authorizing 24.6 billion dollars over three years, but weakened key provisions. Amendments from Reuss and Dingell to tighten effluent limits, permit control, and citizen suits were largely defeated, signaling a win for industry groups and the Nixon administration.

New York Times Washington House Senate Henry S.reuss Wisconsin John D. Dingell Michigan Public Works Committee John Blatnik D-Minn White House Council On Environmental Quality Environmental Protection Agency White House

Ogilvie bonds face Democratic pushback in Illinois budget

Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie scales a $7.4 billion budget with a $1.09 billion Capital Development Bond Act. House Democrats led by Clyde Choate demand project priorities and caution against deficit financing as budget aides defend cost savings via general revenue bonds.

Richard B. Ogilvie House Appropriations Committee House Clyde Choate D-Anna John W. McCarter Jr Ogilvie Choate Illinois Building Authority McCarter Appropriations Committee Anna Health Science Library University of Illinois Bureau of the Budget Illinois Board of Higher Education

Dallas police expand helicopter fleet with three new choppers

Dallas police order three additional helicopters at 74 000 dollars each to serve the metropolitan area and respond to emergencies for suburban departments. The unit currently operates three aircraft with 11 pilots a non pilot observer and a maintenance mechanic.

Dallas, Texas Dallas Lee Spradlin

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