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Day: January 2, 2019

Moody’s vs. Illinois politicians: $100 billion difference in pension debts

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Moody’s recently released what fiscal realists would say is the true estimate of Illinois’ unfunded state pension liability – $234 billion. The rating agency’s calculation dwarfs Illinois’ official shortfall estimate of $134 billion

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Put the brakes on gas tax idea – News-Gazette

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Appeals court rejects Chicago police union bid for role in reform – Chicago Tribune

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Federal appeals judges on Wednesday rejected an attempt by the Chicago police union to intervene in the court-overseen process of reforming the troubled Police Department.

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Chicago traders in their ’80s heyday had a crazy move called the ‘O’Hare Play’ – CNBC

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Producers for an upcoming Showtime series used stories told by former traders in episodes of “Black Monday,” premiering Jan. 20. Throughout the ’80s, Chicago commodities traders were deploying something known as the “O’Hare Play.”

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Chicago-area Democrats move into bigger D.C. slots – Crain’s

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Three moving companies say Illinois is a popular state—to leave – Crain’s

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Calling capitol an ‘unsafe workplace,’ freshman Democratic lawmaker to file discrimination claims against Madigan – INN

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Newly-elected Rep. Anne Stava-Murray, D-Naperville, said she plans to file discrimination charges against the long-time speaker with the Illinois Human Rights Commission, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and the Illinois Office of Legislative Inspector General.

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Bills to limit taxpayer-funded trips, conferences die in committee as spending continues – INN

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Consolidation measures could cut a few of Illinois’ nearly 7,000 units of government – INN

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INN investigation: Some communities spend big, others decrease spending at municipal conference

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New law in Illinois limits length of gym contracts – WQAD

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Illinois Progressive Moves to California, Seeks to End Prop 13 Property Tax Cap – FXStreet

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Pension challenges widespread among Illinois local governments – The Bond Buyer

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Meet Representative-Elect ‘Chuy’ Garcia: A Longtime Friend of Communists – Epoch Times

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Mayor’s race gives us a shot at a new Chicago Way. Here are 4 ways to start. – Opinion – Chicago Tribune

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By Ed Bachrach and Austin Berg.

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State law to mandate black history at Illinois public colleges – Chicago Sun-Times

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Marijuana legalization debate shifts from ‘when’ to ‘how’ – A.P.

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George Will: In Illinois, a sign of intelligent life in the Democratic Party

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Chicago sees decline in murders, other violent crimes for second straight year – NBC

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