Illinois House sinks pregnant teachers rights bill in defeat
The Illinois House defeated the pregnancy leave measure 49 to 18 after sponsor Rep. Glenn Schneider paused the bill, with Rep. Elmo McClain prompting questions about coverage for unmar ried teachers. The bill would have let physicians decide work time and required rehiring after childbirth. Also the House approved an 18 year old school board candidacy measure by a 91 to 29 vote, sending it to the Senate, while rejecting a Chapman attempt to extend to junior colleges.
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Illinois leaders condemn Wallace shooting in Maryland
Illinois officials from both parties denounced the assault on Alabama Governor George C. Wallace in Laurel Maryland. The House passed a unanimous resolution calling the act an immoral attack on democracy and free speech. Several senators and representatives labeled the incident a senseless attack on freedom.
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Laurel
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Dil
Senate War Endgame Near As Byrd Seeks Ceasefire Clause
Senate votes to add an internationally supervised ceasefire proviso to the end the war amendment. The Byrd measure would delay U. S. troop withdrawal until a cease-fire money could be withheld, shaping Indochina policy.
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Washington
Nixon
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R-N. J
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Indochina
Hanoi
Leaders react to Wallace shooting in Maryland
Leaders across parties expressed shock and dismay after the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace at a Laurel Maryland shopping center. Senators McGovern and Humphrey canceled events while President Nixon offered prayers for Wallace and condemned political violence.
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Wallace
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John
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America
Milwaukee loner Bremer linked to Wallace shooting
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, described as quiet and isolated, is charged with shooting George Wallace and three others at a Maryland shopping center. Police found pro Wallace materials and gun ammo in his Milwaukee apartment, including a Confederate flag and Oswald motto notebooks, while neighbors note his reclusiveness.
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George C. Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
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West Side
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Stephen Wasche
South Side
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12Th Ward
Oswald
Roger
Sylvia
Arthur
SIU selects Dotti Peplow Davis as SGAC chair
Dotti Peplow Davis of Sycamore is named chairwoman of Southern Illinois University's Student Government Activities Council for 1972-73. She will be a graduate student in higher education next fall and previously led the Cultural Affairs Committee and Alternative '72. Paul D. Coffman of Melrose Park is reelected president of the Illinois Editors Traffic Safety Seminar for 1972-73.
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Sycamore
SGAC
Southern Illinois University
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Paul D. Coffman
Star-Spangled
Melrose Park
Illinois Editors
Shawnee
SIU
Michael L. Stanton
L. M. Stanton
Metropolis
Shawnee College
Ulin
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Journal
Stanton
Wcil Radio
Daily
Southern Illinois
Grim outlook for Illinois youths seeks summer jobs
Illinois youths face a bleak summer job market officials say with only 15 000 applicants placed last year and Chicago area showing hiring similar to 37 000 in private industry. Veterans returning by the thousands claim top priority and Gov Ogilvie backs first opportunities. Conservative estimates put job finders at 80 000 to 90 000 seekers.
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Associated Press
Richard B. Ogilvie
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