No-fault insurance bills head to Illinois House showdown
Two no-fault auto insurance bills advance in Illinois, pitting casualty insurers against trial lawyers. Gov Walker may decide if House stalls, while debates focus on premium reductions and profits sharing with motorists under different bill provisions.
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Pennsylvania corrections chief named as Illinois director
Allyn R. Sielaff, head of Pennsylvania prison system, was named by Illinois Governor Daniel Walker to lead the Illinois Department of Corrections with a $35 000 annual salary to start in June after his Pennsylvania tenure ends.
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Colorado blasts to free natural gas via Rio Blanco test
A nuclear device four times Hiroshima level exploded a mile beneath the Colorado Rockies in Project Rio Blanco to release underground gas. Three 30 kiloton explosions total 90 000 tons of TNT. result was a small ground shake. Environmental suits challenged contamination and radioactivity but court upheld approvals. About 12 protesters attended.
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Four Georgia family murder suspects captured in West Virginia
Three men sought in six member Reynoldsville family killings were captured near a southern West Virginia town with a fourth man arrested at a roadblock. Victims Ned Alday and Aubrey Alday and sons Jerry Chester and Jimmy were found shot in their mobile home. Jerry's wife Mary was found nude nearby after the assault and robbery at a Virginia grocery store.
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Florida House censures Lt. Gov. Adams amid impeachment drive
The Florida House voted 88 to 26 to censure Lt. Gov. Tom Adams after an impeachment bid failed 61 to 55. Adams faced charges he used state staff for personal tasks including farm supplies and a state employee as a maid, with trips paid from state funds.
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Mitchell Named Vice Chairman of Federal Reserve Board
George W. Mitchell, a 1961 appointee to the Federal Reserve Board, is designated vice chairman by President Nixon succeeding J. L. Robertson who retired. Mitchell, 69, previously directed finance for Adlai E. Stevenson during his Illinois governorship.
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