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Illinois Issues
January 1996

An Illinois portrait
An Illinois portrait, page 17
Here comes the neighborhood
Here comes the neighborhood, page 12
Third party dreaming
Third party dreaming, page 26

FEATURES

12 ------ Here comes the neighborhood by Jennifer Halperin

Redevelopment on Chicago's West Side just might work, despite 25 years of devatation. All of the commitments appear to be in place to make it happen.

17 ------ A portrait of immigration in Illinois by Bill Stamets and Brian Lee

Illinois ranks among the top half-dozen states that immigrants choose to call home making Chicago one of the most diverse urban areas in the United States.

22 ------ Dollars and democracy by Archibald Cox

The recipient of the Paul H. Douglas Ethics in Government Award outlines the relationship between democratic principles and our campaign finance system.

26 ------ Third party dreaming by James L. Merriner

Election returns in this state should discourage advocates of any third party, but shifts in party loyalty nationally could eventually catch up with Illinois.







About the cover: This month's cover portrait was taken by Chicago photographer Bill Stamets. He managed to capture a moment at a recent Puerto Rican Indepen- dence Day parade in that city. This picture was taken on Chicago's Dearborn Street.

DEPARTMENTS

3 ------ A Conversation With Our Readers
by Ed Wojcicki

4 ------ Editor's Notebook
by Peggy Boyer Long

6 ------ State of the State
by Jennifer Halperin
The Democrats set up shop

8 ------ Briefly
by Donald Sevener

30 ------ Your Turn
by Lucinda M. Beier and Michael Spring
Who will remember mama?

32 ------ People
by Beverley Scobell

36 ------ Letters

37 ------ A View From the Suburbs
by Madeleine Doubek
Who are those Cronins?

38 ------ Politics
by Charles N. Wheeler III
Reforming campaign finance

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