Morning Shorts
Friday, Jun 1, 2012 - Posted by Owen Irwin * Satellite TV tax OK’d by state Senate, but no vote in House * Illinois Senate passes 5 percent satellite TV tax * Senate passes 5 percent tax on satellite TV to help schools * Bill to block immigrant detention center fails * Proposal to ban private detention centers stumbles * Ill. House OKs $1.6B to cover transit program * Illinois lawmakers pass strip club tax * Lawmakers vote to tax strip clubs, loosen campaign finance rules * Lt. Governor Simon Statement on strip club surcharge * IL House OKs strip club fee to fund rape crisis work * Illinois House approves early prison release plan * House OKs ban on flavored rolling papers * Illinois Legislature passes flavored cigar wrap ban * Plastic bags soon could be regulated by Illinois EPA * Jakobsson fracking moratorium bill clears committee * IL lawmakers send ‘Caylee’s Law’ to Quinn * Il. Legislature sends ‘Caylee’s Law‘ to Quinn * Lottery determines Senate terms for November election * Lottery conducted to determine state Senate term lengths * Beale predicts violence if Metra doesn’t hire more minorities for rail project * Chicago peddles forward with protected bike lanes * Editorial: Police costs worthy of fresh look, too * CTA promises a like-new bus fleet in several years * Illinois AG takes on closed World Gyms in Chicago suburbs * Chicago schools battle closely studied across country * CPS to Return Nearly $35M Federal Grant * Obama at Chicago Fund-raisers Friday with Rahm, Quinn, Bill Daley, coach Thibodeau * Local Government Has Obesity Problem * Obama calls Sen. Kirk * Tony Rezko talks about his experiences in ‘the hole’ * Judge denies retrial for powerbroker Cellini
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- Casual observer - Friday, Jun 1, 12 @ 10:07 am:
No reference to Jesse White laying off 90 people?
http://www.pantagraph.com/news/state-and-regional/illinois/budget-keeps-facilities-open-but-layoffs-come-anyway/article_e940f298-ab75-11e1-99ff-001a4bcf887a.html