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r*-'C PAGE 19 • PLA1NDEALEE - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1*. 1974' Ask Restrictions For legislature Even-Numbered Year State Treasurer Alan J. Dixon and State Senators John Conolly, Phil Rock and Hudson Sours have announced that a resolution will be introduced in the General Assembly which would restrict even-numbered year legislative sessions only to appropriation and revenue matters. - "Hie Legislature is getting bogged down in a political quagmire every year there is a state election," Sours, Rock, Conolly and Dixon said. "There is no reason at all why even- numbered year legislative sessions should not be restricted solely to state money matters with a maximum duration of ninety days. "The cost of state government in Illinois has been rising over the last five years in direct proportion to the amount of time the Legislature is in session and it must stop. ' "Let's give the taxpayers a break and have the Legislature stay at home," Rock, Conolly, Dixon and Sours said. "We can meet on off-years for purposes of considering new laws and taking care of the purse strings. But on even-numbered years we should consider appropriation^ind revenue matters only. At the last biennial legislative session in 1967, the state budget request was $5.7 billion, or $2.85 billion a year. The 1975 fiscal budget asks for $7.88 billion for one year. Two NScHenry Students Will Be U of I Grads Two McHenry students were among the 1,088 Illinois State university students who completed requirements for Bachelor degrees at the end of the first semester. Joy Glenn of 907 Plymouth lane, will be awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Education in deaf and hard of hearing and Thomas Trendler of 1012 W. River Terrace will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. Hiis group will be candidates for graduation at the 115th commencement May 18 along with those who complete requirements at the end pf the spring semester. Zoning-Planning County Committee Changes Meetings Robert Olson, chairman of the Zoning and Planning committee of the McHenry County board, announces changes in meeting dates for his committee: The meeting scheduled for Friday, April 12, will be moved to Thursday, April 11, due to the court house being closed on Good Friday. Hie Friday, April 19, meeting will be held Thursday, April 18, due to a Zone 4 county officials meeting on Friday. Both meetings will be held at 9:30 a.m. in Room 101 of the McHenry County court house, 2200 N. Seminary avenue, Woodstock. Deaths AL LENN6N <A1 Lennon, 70, lll^vWilson road, Ingleside, died AprikS at--1 his home. He was born Dec. 17, 1903, in Chicago. Mr. Lennon was associated with the Lennon Beverage company in Volo as warehouse manager. Survivors include his wife, Mary E., nee Graham; a daughter, Mrs. Randy (Ann) Dohnke, Pistakee Highlands; two sons, Daniel Lennon, McHenry, and John, Ingleside; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Betty Moran, Riverside, Mrs. Herbert (Mary) Bowden, Ingleside. Following visitation at Hamsher Funeral home, Mass was offered Tuesday at 11 o'clock at St. Bede's church, Ingleside, with burial in church cemetery. ETHEL F. SEGERMARK Ethel F. Segermark, 64, of *114 S. Lily Lake road, died April 5 at the Woodstock Residence. She was born in Chicago Jan. 14, 1910, and had been a resident of this area for 19 years. Survivors "include her husband, Ben O., whom she married in 1923 in Chicago; one son, Howard, Washington, D.C.; two daughters, Bonnie Segermark, Wonder Lake, and Mrs. Tony (Connie) Tancredi, Johnsubrg; two grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Gerald (Alice) Penn̂ Odin, 111. r Hie body rested at the Peter M. 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