Illinois Issues

VOL. II, NO. 4/APRIL 1976

Table of Contents

ARTICLES

3/Time to get tough: FEPC now has power to root out job discrimination
/George R. Wendt

7/Bill Goldberg
/James Myers

10/'Caucus system' flourishes on the North Shore
/Clarice Stetter

13/The two trials of Borchers: How could a man be found not guilty — then guilty?
/Tom Laue

16/County home rule: Doesn't anybody want it?
/Jay Smith

20/Attorney general opinions: Take 'em or leave 'em — at your peril
/Ann Lousin

23/How special census helps growing cities get more money
/Marcel E. Pacatte


COLUMNS

30/Chicago: An alderman on secret of Daley power: He hasn't antagonized the people
/Charles B. Cleveland

31/Washington: How Sen. Percy exercises prerogative in nominating judgeship candidates
/Tom Littlewood


THE STATE OF THE STATE

24/Unpopular tax but big revenue source


FOR THE RECORD

9/Elections: Stratton's solution for high cost of campaigning: Move primary to the fall
/Burnell Heinecke

25/Legislative Action: Printed bills now required at hearings
26/Executive Report
27/Judicial Rulings


FEATURES

15/The other 49
19/Selected State Reports
28/Names
32/Calendar

COVER/"The walls of unfair labor practices" may come tumbling down if the Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission continues its efforts against job discrimination — especially since the FEPC has new powers. Bloomington-Normal artist, Denny Rogers, drew the cover art for George R. Wendt's article on the FEPC that begins on the next page. Rogers teaches graphic design and illustration at Illinois State University and has his studio in Normal. His artistic competence also includes criminal drawing, book illustrations and designing work with landscape architects.

ILLINOIS ISSUES is published by Sangamon State University. The publisher/editor serves as a faculty member of the university. He is selected by a board whose members are appointed by the presidents of Sangamon State University and the University of Illinois. In addition to subscription income the magazine is supported by a grant from the Ford Foundation, support from the University of Illinois and Sangamon State University, and donations. The contents of the magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of either university, the Ford Foundation or other donors.

Publisher/editor: William L. Day
Managing editor: Caroline Gherardini
Associate editor: J. M. (Mike) Lennon
Contributing editors: Leon S. Cohen, Conrad P. Rutkowski, Stephanie Cole
Business manager: William J. Geekie
Assistant business manager: John E. Cockrell
Marketing consultant: J. B. Spalding
Art consultant: Diane M. Dudley
Contributing staff: Barb Valiukenas, Tim Bramlet

The Board
Samuel K.. Gove, University of Illinois, Urbana, Chairman
Philip Kendall, Sangamon State University, Springfield, Vice Chairman
William W. Allen, Illinois Agricultural Association, Bloomington
Richard E. Carver, Mayor, Peoria
Robert C. Gibson, Illinois State Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, Chicago
Mrs. Randall Nelson, Carbondale
Odas Nicholson, Lawyer, Chicago
James D. Nowlan, University of Illinois, Circle Campus
James T. Otis, Lawyer, Chicago
Theodore Peterson, University of Illinois, Urbana
Honorable Samuel H. Shapiro, Lawyer, Kankakee
Chris Vlahoplus, Sangamon State University, Springfield
James M. Wall, The Christian Century, Chicago
Samuel W. Witwer, Lawyer, Chicago
William L. Day, ex officio member

Articles for Illinois Issues are written by professional writers or by experts in various government. Students have also writter for the magazine. The editors welcome inquiries from writers. Unsolicited articles should be accompanied by self-addressed stamped envelope. Consideration will be given to all manuscript, but all articles published in Illinois Issues must present objectively all sides to an issue. Editorial offices are located at 226 Capital Campus, Sangamon State University, Springfield, 111. 62708.

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