Illinois Major Party Platforms 1900 1964
Illinois Major Party Platforms 1900 1964
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5 million for a new state office building. Sixteen bills favorable to labor were passed, includinjj increases in workmen's compensation, old-age and death benefits.
Fair employment practices legislation was again defeated, as well as court revision plans, the vote for 18-year-olds, and a bill to impose highway speed limits. Governor Stratton vetoed a loyalty oath bill.
Voters in 1954 approved an amendment to the constitution which was to provi state legislative reapportionment for the first tim...e since 1901. Cook County was to be given a slight majority of the representation in the lower house and the rest of the state a majority in the senate. Another constitutional amendment approved increased the state treasurer's term from two years to four years.
Governor Stratton announced in 1954 Illinois had made plans for a 1, 000-rail system of toll highways, with top priority being given to a 57-mile road circling Chicago, to be called the Tri-State Turnpike. Chicago-Rockford, Chicago-Rock Isla and a so-called Danville-Tri-State Turnpike were also given high priority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 million for a new state office building. Sixteen bills favorable to labor were passed, includinjj increases in workmen's compensation, old-age and death benefits.
Fair employment practices legislation was again defeated, as well as court revision plans, the vote for 18-year-olds, and a bill to impose highway speed limits. Governor Stratton vetoed a loyalty oath bill.
Voters in 1954 approved an amendment to the constitution which was to provi state legislative reapportionment for the first tim...e since 1901. Cook County was to be given a slight majority of the representation in the lower house and the rest of the state a majority in the senate. Another constitutional amendment approved increased the state treasurer's term from two years to four years.
Governor Stratton announced in 1954 Illinois had made plans for a 1, 000-rail system of toll highways, with top priority being given to a 57-mile road circling Chicago, to be called the Tri-State Turnpike. Chicago-Rockford, Chicago-Rock Isla and a so-called Danville-Tri-State Turnpike were also given high priority.
What to read after Illinois Major Party Platforms 1900 1964?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Dunlap Nowlan to read onlineMoreLess
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