Morning Shorts
Wednesday, Nov 17, 2010 - Posted by Rich Miller * Illinois motorists urged to prepare for winter * 3 Illinois counties sue FEMA over flood mapping * Midnight deadline for FEMA flood applications * Ameren: The price you pay for electricity, gas is going up * Bean concedes; Walsh wins seat by 291 votes * Bean concedes; Walsh wins 8th District * Rep. Bean concedes 8th Congressional District race * Blagojevich retrial stalls (again) ethics committee inquiry into Jesse Jackson Jr. * FDIC issues report on Broadway Bank closure * Aldermen to vote on Mayor Daley’s 2011 budget * City Council to vote on Daley’s last budget * Cook County to pay $55 million to inmates at county jail * Taxpayers on the hook for strip searches * Daley names interim CPS chief * Philanthropist chosen as interim chief of Chicago schools * Daley names interim head for Chicago schools * Sun-Times: Mazany a good pick for interim CPS chief * Testy Stroger defends transition efforts * Stroger ally says Preckwinkle should ’shut up’ * CTA board could lose pay: Daley names new school chief; Metra deal? * Tribune: A dog with teeth * Lengthy jail term sought for Jon Burge * Feds want Burge to serve at least 24 years * Rosenthal: WGN-AM changes weekend lineup * Batavia mayor: city ‘on the upswing’ * A few bright spots dot Palatine’s bleak 2011 budget * SD159 looking to trim $2.7 million budget deficit * Naperville residents protest police layoffs * Ottawa closing in on creating port district * Tribune: U of Ay-Yi-Yi * Peoria council endorses natural gas tax * Woodford passes $6.6 million budget * McLean Co. Board approves $76M budget * Clinton mayor submits his resignation * EIU president says layoffs, furloughs unlikely * Sangamon County GOP holds off on on mayor pick * More cuts in store for city, mayor says * Four candidates seek three trustee seats in Chatham * 6 sites bid to host FutureGen’s carbon storage * Fairview council backs term limits; mayor plans veto
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- Amalia - Wednesday, Nov 17, 10 @ 8:59 am:
CTA Board compensation is WAY out of line.
would love a review of all the boards by jurisdiction which give compensation.
- Cheryl44 - Wednesday, Nov 17, 10 @ 10:50 am:
I agree with Amalia.