Morning Shorts
Thursday, May 17, 2012 - Posted by Owen Irwin * Illinois third in foreclosures despite national improvement * Illinois Swamped With Foreclosures * Chuck Sweeny: Casino chances; F-22 problems; memorial service * Tax on adult clubs approved by Senate committee * Strip club tax could benefit Illinois rape crisis centers * Update: Strip club surcharge amendment passes committee, heads to Senate floor * Simon: Advocates, industry compromise on strip club bill - Club fees would help restore cuts to rape crisis centers * Higher minimum wage to be subject for negotiations * IL Senate committee votes to send minimum-wage hike to the floor * Minimum Wage Hike Advances At Capitol * Bill increasing Illinois’ minimum wage moves forward * Lawmakers pass stricter supervision bill for extreme speeders * Legislation would rule out supervision for some speeders * Ill. senators push miniature horse bill * Illinois legislative leaders eye gambling as for budget ills * Bernard Schoenburg: Bomke’s firm gets sanitary district pact * Luciano: Smoke, mirrors hide real objective * Schilling sent $293,000 in tax-funded mailings last nine months of 2011 * Lipinski Urges More Trains Along Heritage * Talk of the County * Mayor Rahm Emanuel hasn’t delivered promised cuts in his office * ‘Confidence’ one of mayor’s building blocks for new office tower * Editorial: The mess in Proviso Township * Editorial: No real innocents in Burge’s world of torture * CPS plans 60 more charters in 5 years * 50 Wards in 50 Weekdays: 33rd Ward’s Manuel LePorte enjoys neighborhood peacefulness, but not the winters * Teachers union sets big protest rally right after NATO * IDOT meets stakeholders to discuss plan * State: EMS group honors Dugan
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