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Contents |
December 1989 |
Illinois Issues |
Vol. XV No. 12
Established 1975 |

13 Jim Craven of voting rights fame
Cheryl Frank

16 Chicago to Kansas City tollway: One privatization possibility in U.S. transportation?
Ray Long and Peggy Boyer

19 Earthquake readiness: preparing for the 'Big One' in southern Illinois
Anthony Man

22 Court reviews procedures for attorney discipline
F. Mark Siebert
Columns
8 Politics
Razzle-dazzle on property tax relief Charles N. Wheeler III
10 The state of the State
The unexplainable property tax Michael D. Klemens
30 The Pulse
Abortion: survey of voters Richard Day
32 Chicago
A fable: the Republican party of Cook County Paul M. Green
Departments
6 State Stix
Illinois raptors Margaret S. Knoepfle
24 Legislative Action
Fall session: Deliberative or 'do-nothing'? Michael D. Klemens
25 Judicial Rulings F. Mark Siebert
26 Names
27 Book Reviews
Illinois' future: problems and prospects John E. Corbally
29 State Reports Anna J. Merritt
Cover illustration: The photograph is of Jim Craven of Springfield, who is a former Illinois appellate court judge and was lead attorney in the voting rights case against the city of Springfield. The photographer is Randy J. Squires.
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