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Contents |
January 1984 |
Illinois Issues |
Vol. X
Established 1975 |

6 Memories: Four faces from the past By Mike Lawrence
12 Public aid funds: not more, but more wisely spent By Alan L. Kamhi
15 Illinois school desegregation: What next? By John L. Williams
21 Women in business in Illinois By Judith Bloom Fradin
29 Harold Sinclair's Bloomington: Ever(y)to(w)n HUMANITIES ESSAY By Robert Bray
Columns
2 Politics
1984: Vintage year for Illinois? By Charles N. Wheeler III
4 The state of the State
Relief for prison overcrowding By Diane Ross
36 Book Reviews
Making sense of the '80 election Alan R. Gitelson
37 Legislative Action
Tying the strings to the RTA Diane Ross
44 Chicago
Politicizing local school boards Ed McManus
45 Washington
The trouble with a bottle of milk By Charles J. Abbott
46 The Rostrum
An agenda for the GOP James D. Nowlan
23 Directory of members of the 83rd General Assembly
Departments
39 Executive Report
State preference on hiring military veterans/ Mental health centers to close in Galesburg, Manteno; new prison to be built in Galesburg/ Energy conservation funds for institutions/ State makes $120 million bond sale
40 Attorney General Opinions
40 State Six
41 Judicial Rulings
Common law claims for punitive damages die with claimant/ presumption of loss supports $125,000 verdict for death of fetus
42 Names
43 Letters
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