Legislative Move Aims at Chicago Area Mass Transit Network
Springfield gears to finalize a northeastern Illinois transit plan with train bus and rail links. The 78th spring session confronts funding and governance questions as the Illinois Transportation Study Commission nears a final plan and potential bill.
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Illinois
Illinois General Assembly
Chicago
Illinois Transportation Study Commission
House
W. Robert Blair
R-Park Forest
Illinois House
Senate
Chicago Transit Authority
Downstate
Daniel Walker
CTA
Mobility reshapes American life as families move nationwide
Editorial notes a persistent high mobility in the United States with 36.1 million changes of address in a year. It weighs social impacts on movers, cites Packard, Weissman, Paykel, Barnett, and Gans, and traces demographic shifts from rural to urban and toward the suburbs. It predicts continued growth and possible restrictions like residency permits.
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Ralph C. Deans
Census Bureau
Vance Packard
Packard
Myrna M. Weissman
Eugene S. Paykel
Yale School of Medicine
Elizabeth Barnett
Herbert J. Gans
Gans
America
Vermont
Ohio
South
Illinois Governor's Appointees Face Moonlighting Clash
Gov. Daniel Walker wrestles with two Senate blocked health nominees over private medical moonlighting. Sen. Harris and Sen. Ozinga push conflicts of interest concerns while offering possible salary adjustments to keep Lepper and Levitt on state payrolls. Senate talks continue.
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Springfield
Daniel Walker
Illinois Senate
William C. Harris
Senate
Harris
Walker
Pontiac
Frank Ozinga
Evergreen Park
Mark Lepper
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
Lepper
Rush Presbyterian
Michael Duncan
Lepper and
Levitt
Oakley dam plan sparks farmer concern over EPA report
Farmers in the Sangamon watershed fear fertilizer limits from an Oakley dam and Lake Springer project on the Sangamon River to supply Decatur with 81 million dollars of water. An EPA study allegedly found reservoir water would violate pollution limits prompting worries of competitive disadvantage for growers.
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Oakley
Lake Springer
Sangamon
Decatur
Harold Steel
IAA
Steel
Chicago Sun-Times
State
Environmental Protection Agency
Leonard Gardner
Troop Talks Open in Vienna with Brief Start
The East West talks on reducing armed forces in central Europe opened in Vienna with a nine minute session focused on organizational details. The Russians called the meetings of great importance and significance indicating possible serious negotiations on balanced troop reductions desired by the United States.
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Vienna
Europe
United States
Vietnam South invites North to open negotiations
The South Vietnamese government issued a letter to Hanoi inviting immediate talks to normalize relations and communications. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam urged solving common problems with equality and mutual respect while noninterference in internal affairs. The Associated Press notes the International Commission of Control and Supervision agreed to investigate Viet Cong charges that U.S. planes attacked Communist territory in South Vietnam. The United States denied the charges before the meeting.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
Tran van Lam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
U.S
South Vietnam
United States
South
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Phnom Penh
Moscow
Peking
Leonid Brezhnev
Washington
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Push for military victory in South Vietnam faces restraint pressure
U S intelligence analysts say Moscow and Beijing may be urging Hanoi to avoid an early military surge in South Vietnam. Reports cite pressure to limit fighting and focus on subversion in liberated areas as Brezhnev nears Washington and diplomacy progresses.
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U.S
Moscow
Peking
South Vietnam
Russia
China
le Duan
South
FIXODENT Denture Adhesive Cream Revolutionizes Fit
The plastic cream FIXODENT offers hold for both uppers and lowers, forming an elastic membrane to absorb bite shock. One application may last hours and improves chewing and speaking for denture wearers, with health benefits from better fit. available at drug counters.
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U.S. Pat
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