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  • precinct committeeman: If you can walk into a hospital, you can walk to a public hospital.
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: This bill mandates that you carry insurance. Thats what it does. The federal government will...
  • Emtronics: BTW, walk into a private hospital in a big city needing emergency care and see how fast you are loaded in...
  • Emtronics: The health care system in this country as it stands now, can not go on. The costs keep rising (39%) for...
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: So why kcdad would you, of all people, be at all supportive of this bill. Corporations, that...
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  • charlie: Sud O Nym: Neither am I, but you are getting close!
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: Emtronics I am just confused where the denied treatment situation is happening. You say in...
  • precinct committeeman: The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)[1] is a U.S. Act of Congress...
  • Sharon Crews: Edison and Johns Hopkins. $150,000+ is on the agenda to buy more equipment and textbooks for...
  • Emtronics: Stephen, not here in Peoria but people in bigger cities like New York and Chicago have been taken to...
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Council Roundup: Boots and Phase II

Besides the double-taxation outrage that was deferred for a month, there were two other notable items passed by the council tonight:

Boots for parking ticket scofflaws — The council passed the ordinance that would allow an immobilization device (commonly referred to as a “boot”) on a car that has five outstanding, unpaid parking tickets on it. [...]

City needs to tell County Board we’re sick of double taxation

On November 6, 1996, the Journal Star reported, “Peoria County voters approved a quarter-cent public safety sales tax Tuesday to pay for jail and warning siren improvements. With 96 percent of precincts in, the measure had 61 percent of the vote. The tally was 37,194 for the tariff and 24,047 against.” The tax [...]

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