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Celebrate July 4th on July 3rd with SKORBFRG'S 1 ! ! 11 am to 5 p rn , SUNDAY, Ju ly 3 ONLY OVER ?01 SAVINGS ON OUR ?OUt B IRTHDAY-COME ON IN! FANTASTIC VALUES FANTASTIC VALUES PAGE 19.PLAINDEALER.FRfDAY. JULY I. 1977 REG. $119.99 REG. $79.99 glutigMlure, full ad­ dress and phone mm* ber. We ask too, that one individual not write on the same subject iriore than once each month. We reserve the right to delete ® any material which we consider • • libelous or in objectional PLAID HERCULON DIAMOND TUFTED .. VINYL JOBLE88 PAY "To the editor: "Our own state represen­ tative, Thomas Hanahan, was identified in a Chicago Tribune article (June 26,1977) entitled "Illinois Jobless pay: un* controlled unfairness" as the sponsor of the January 1975 amendment to the state's unemployment compensation law. The result is now being administered as certainly one of, if not the biggest 'giveaway I programs' of any state. "The program has been so expensive that Illinois has had to borrow three-quarters of a trillion dollars from the federal government with the prospect of substantially more by year- end. These large deficits were made much larger by the Hanahan amendments in 1975- and they must be paid back by year-end. "The article outlined some of the horror stories with the current program such as benefit* being paid to people who quit Jbbs for what most people would regard as frivolous reasons, over- payments which aren't required to be returned and mishandling of genuine hard- ship cases. Rather than trying to address the problems, Hep. Hanahan voted in the last week or two to kill legislation which would have modified the law to correct some of the abuses. "The present law is an af­ front to most of our citizens who work for a living and pay their taxes. It doesn't seem possible that the citizens of McHenry county are in tune to this type of thinking. Mr. Hanahan owes the voters of the county an explanation of the reasons for his voting record on this matter. Could it simply be that ^y î̂ |l)pr union official he wa^outw to ojppoie the amendment proposed in the current legislative session merely because it was sup- ' ported by Illinois business associations? Only Mr. Hanahan can explain what his reasons are. "Janice Zavoda" Beef Voting Begins July 5 Jim * Lucas, executive ̂ director for the McHenry c o u n t y A g r i c u l t u r a l Stabilization and Conservation service, reminded all Registered beef producers of their right to vote on the beef research and information order July 5*15. If over half the registered producers vote and two-thirds of those voting approve the beef research and information order, the secretary of agriculture would appoint a ^Beef board, composed of not ^nore than sixty-eight beef - producers, from names sub­ mitted by producer organizations. The board would collect assessments on the sale of cattle and use the funds to promote bief research and 7 information. The law sets th*" maximum assessment at on* half of one percent of live animal value. "producers can vote in person at the county office or by mail," said Lucas. For the beef research and information order to become effective, at least half of the registered beef producers must vote and two-thirds of those voting must approve the order. REG. $279.99 ONE GROUP ODD MIRRORS REG. $59.99 SHELF REG. $29.99 CHARLES BLACK MANAGER > TEEN SWARTZ GARY JURS LYNN GAMBLE DIAMOND TUFTED VINYL * TWIN SIZE ETAGERE COLONIAL SWIVEL ROCKER REG. $169.99 NYLON COVERED LOOSE CUSHION MATTRESS REG. $109.99 REG. $299.99 REG. $529.99 GOLD VELVET CHROME A BLACK BAR STOOLS REG. $29.99" Diamond tufted vinyl rediner Herculon covered con - nail head trim. temporary recliner. REG. $279.99 REG. $189.99 Plaid loose cushioh con- Colonial loveseat covered in temporary sola. Herculon for long wear. 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