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`i I May"2ir ran PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT I WRG-1783 ] REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 213 (Continued from 240) Compensation far Personal Injuries: (April 22. lFM) Mary Fallon; (April 22.1971) Blanra Luna; (MayS, 1971) AanisOwena. Compensation for Damage to Property: (October 11, 1970) Matthew McBride; (March 10.1971) Mn. Edward A. Wheeler; (April 22.1971) The Georfe SolUtt Const. Co.; (April 22,1971) The Qeorc* SoUitt Const. Co.; (April 22,1971) Phyllis Brows; (April 22,1971) Rev. Adalbert J. Kowakxyk; (April22,1971) Margaret Young; (April 22,1971) Mrs. A. a Cronin; (April 22.1971) Village of Marrioaetto Park; (MayS. 1971) Roy F. Laaka; (May S, 1971) LawTeaee Laeriola. Compensation for Various Refunds: (August 10,1970) Mrs. Gao. Falrataia: (October 14.1970) A. M. Zari and Co. Inc.; (December 30,1970) Irwin Sweet; (January 27.1971) John B. Aleaio: (March 10,1971) Thera Pedic c/o Nathan Sherman; (March 10.1971) Hlllow Floyd: (April 22,1971) Beatrice S. Bregstona; (April 22,1971) James Da Fonee; (April 22.1971) Benjamin Grata; (April 22.1971) Eleanor S. Kady; (April 22.1971) C. E. Mix Mfg. Agency Inc.; (April 22.1971) Walgreen Co.; (Sept. 11.1968) Mrs. Frances Mulligan; ( April 22.1971) Aldo Michellni; (April 22,1971) Near North Management. Paxled to Pas*--Two Paoroso Quota. The Committee on Finance submitted a report recomxneading that the City Council Do Hot Pass two proposed orders transmitted therewith, which had been referred to tha committee on the dates noted below, as follows: (May 5. 1971) Proposed order to cancel War* rants for Collection No. D-98173 and No. D-98174 In tha total amount of 820.00, for maintananca of ftre alarm boxes, charged against the Bethany Home and Hospital of the Methodist Church; (May 5,1971) Proposed order to cancel Warrant for Collection No. D-9S4S8. in the amounc of 810.00 for maintenance and operating coat of fire alarm box. charged against St. Mary of Namnth HospitaL Alderman Keane moved to Concur / the commit* tee's recommendations. Tha questions thereupon be came: Shall the proposed orders Pass, the recommen dations of tha commutes to tha contrary notwith standing t; and the questions being put. said proposed orders Pailed to Pass, by yeas end nays as follows: Yea* None; Nays--42. Placed on File--Financial Statements roe Chicago School roi Retamed Csanezx. The Committee on Finance submitted a report rec ommending that the City Council Place on fils a com munication dated May 3,1971 from Samuel D. Levea* eon. Certified Public Accountant, transmitting the fi nancial statement for the Chicago School for Retarded Children (An Illinois Corporation Not For Profit) aa of December 31, 1970. On motion of Alderman Keane the committee's recommendation was Concurred In. COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL. i Nr.-i- Chapter 17 of Municipal Code Amended Defining Asbestos Matter and Banning Usage Thereof. The Committee on Environmental Control submitted the following report: Curasao, May 20,197JL To (As President and Members of Os CUy Council: Your Committee on Environmental Control, to which was referred (an January 27, 1971) a com munication signed by Honorable Richard J. Daisy, Mayor, dated January 28,1971, requesting that tha Committee hold public hearings to clldt factual and technical data on tha need far poaaible controls over the application of asbestos particulate matter within the City, bogs leave to recommend that Your Honorable Body paas tha proposed ordinance transmitted herewith. This recommtndation was concurred In by 8 members of the committee, arith no dissenting vote. Respectfully submitted, (Signed) Ifloan. A. Bajuraic, Chairman. t)u motion of Aldermen Bilandie the Committee's ^commendation was Concurred In, and said proposed ram*act transmitted with the foregoing committee *Port was Passed, by yeas and nays as follows: Teas,- Alderman Rod, Kenner. Holman, Desprss, Sawyer, Bohling, AdducL. Vrdolyak. Bllandic. Swinaraki, Stasxeuk, Burks. Lawler, Langford, Shannon. Hines, Fitzpatrick, Kallay, Stewart, Stemberk. Potempa, Rhodes, Zydlo, Ray, Washington, Biggs, Keans, Gabiaaki, Frost Aiello. Casey, Cullerton, Laurino. Scholl, Nstarus, Singer, Simpson, Cohen, Hcdlund, Wlgoda, Sperling--U- Nays--Nona. Alderman Burke moved to Reconsider the fore going vote. The motion was Lost. The following Is said ordinance as passed: Be It Ordained by tha City CouneU of the CUy of Chicago: Section L Chapter IT- of tha Municipal Code of Chicago, Section 17-2.1. is hereby amended by adding thereto a new definition, to be alphabetically interposed la said section, as follows: Asbestos: A fibrous, rock-forming mineral in- dudlng, but not limited to, such amphibole varieties aa tremoUts, actinolite. sathophyllite, grunerite, richxerite, edenite, amoeite. eroeidollte, and such serpentine varieties aa amianthus and chrysolite, as wall as synthetic asbestos fibers in cluding. but not limited to, Auor-tremolite, fluor- richterite. and fluor-edeoite. Section 2. Chapter 17 of the Municipal Cods of f Chicago la hereby amended by adding thereto a new section. Section 17-2.4A, sa follows: JGUF-.YAL--CITY COUNCU*--CHICAGO May 21. 197! --17-2.4 A. On sad after January 1. 1972. It shall be unlawful within the City of Chicago, and within oh mil* of tha corporate Haiti thereof, for aay person, Ana or corporation to eauaa or to permit tha apraying of aay aufaataaea contain ing asbestos, aa defined ia thla Article, in or upon aay building, structure, column, frame, floor, ceiling or other portion, part or member thereof, during ita construction, reconstruction. alUratloa or repair; provided, however, that such enclosed factoriee, buildings or etructurea in which the fabrication or manufacture of prod ucts containing asbestos ia carried on shall not be subject to this provision. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect tea days from tha date of ita due passage and pub. lication. COKUTZXEE OJf FEDERAL AMD STATE LEGISLATION. Dllnoia General Assembly Memorialisad to Faaa HB 8G7 Concerning Licensing of Certain Non-Profit ' Organizations to Conduct Binge Games. Tha Committee on Federal and State Legislation submitted tha following report: Congress ef UR. and Illinois State Legislature Menu, rialized to Enact Legislation to Allow Coat of Tuition at Frivols and Parochial Schools aa Charitable Deduction la Federal and Stats Income Tax Computation. Chicsoo. Hay 14.1971. Tha Committee on Federal end State Legislation To the President oad Members of the City Council.* submitted tha following report: Tour Committee on Federal and State Legislation begs leave to recommend that Tour Honorable Chicago, May 14,197L Body paaa the proposed resolution transmitted herewith (referred to Tour Committee on May Z, 1971) to memorialise the IIlinoia General Assembly to peas HB 647 concerning licensing of certain non-profit organizations to conduct bingo games. This recommendation was concurred is by 10 members of the committee, with no dissenting vote. Respectfully eubmltted. (Signed) N. J. Bokldto, To the President end Member* of the City Council: Tour Committee on Federal and State Leglala. tion, having had under consideration a proposed resolution (referred to Tour Committed on July L 1970) to memorialize the Congress of the United States and the Illinois State Legislature to n legislation immediately which would allow the cost of tuition at private and parochial schools to be used as a charitable deduction is Federal and State Chofe-mon*. . Income Tax computation, begs leave to recommend On motion of Alderman Bohling the committee's recommendation was Concurred In and said proposed resolution transmitted with the foregoing t**"1^** report was Adopted, by yeas and nays as follows: Ycos--Aldermen Roti, Kenner, Holman. Sawyer, Bohling, Adduci, Vrdolyak, Bllandle, Swinarski, Staazeuk, Burke, Lawlor, Langford, Shannon, Hines, that Tour Honorable Body paaa tha proposed sub* atitute resolution, which is transmitted herewith.. This recommendation wan concurred is by 10 members of the committee, with no dissenting vote. Respectfully submitted, (Signed) N. J. BoKLUte, Chainnan. Fitzpatrick, Kelley, Stewnrt, Stenberk, Potempe. Rhodes, Zydlo, Ray, Washington, Biggs, Keens, Gablnaki. Frost, Aiallo, Casey, Cullerton, Laurino. Scholl, Natarua, Singer, Simpson. Cohen, Hoellan, Hedlund, Wlgoda, Sperling--41. Maya--Alderman Despree--1. On motion of Alderman Bohling the committee's recommendation was Concurred In end said proposed substitute resolution transmitted with the foregoing committee report was Adopted, by yeas and nays as follows: The following is said resolution aa adopted: Wkexcas, A new bill latrodueed la the 77th HRsola Gantral Assembly, and known as House Bill 467, authorizes the Secretary ct Stats to issue licensee to certain non-profit organizations to con* duet bingo games; and WHzzxaa, Them in a praartng need os the part of these charitable organizations for mate- MHPO Wkexeaj, HB 447 requires that 90% of the pro ceeds of aald games are to be kept by the needful Taos-Aldermen Roti. Kenner, Holman, Despres, Sawyer, Bohling, Adduei, Vrdolyak, Bilandie, Swinarild, Stasscuk, Burke, Lawlor, Langford, Shannon, Hines, Fitzpatrick, Kelley, Stewart. Stemberk. Potempe. Rhodes, Zydlo, Ray, Washington, Biggs, Keans. Gablnaki, Frost, Aiallo, Casey, Cullerton, Laurino, Scholl, Natarua, Singer, Simpson, Cohen, Hoellas, Hedlund, Wlgoda. Sperling--42. May*--Nooa. The following is said resolution as adapted: charitable organizations and that the remaining 10% of the proceed! be paid to the Illinois Depart ment of Revenue, to be divided equally between Whxxeas, The continued existence of privets sod parochial schools ia endangered because of the Mental Health and Common School Funds, areas rising coat of education; and which are also in acute financial need; now, there fore. Re It Resolved, That we, the numbers of the City Council of the City of Chicago, do hereby memorial* WanxAS, It has been a traditions! and totally supported national policy to encourage education is all accredited schools throughout the land; and iza the Illinois General Assembly to pans said HB Whxuas, Aid to private and parochial schools L 447 and thereby promote legalised bingo for the benefit of non-profit organizations sad for revenue has been tha subject of much discussion end debat* la the halls of Congress and by our Stats Legisl*' in the key areas of mental health and education. tun; and r