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By Steve Hall
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Today's Chicago Tribune carries the OpEd, "Illinois can't afford its death penalty system." It written by Betsy Wilson, an attorney in Illinois.Illinois is broke. Comptroller Dan Hynes
announced that the state is currently unable to pay more than $5
billion of its bills. That includes $1 billion promised to public
schools and preschool programs, and nearly $800 million owed to
universities and community colleges. Local school districts are
considering massive layoffs. Substance-abuse clinics are near closure.
Organizations that perform vital services are going under because the
state cannot pay its bills. People are suffering.Gubernatorial
candidates disagree over whether we should raise taxes to cover these
expenses...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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