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LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4J0 LXX1J.3TCN AVC.NUI MM row 17, n Y, Status Chaa*;ei CCA' 022 IIUB0I3 0 HkSSACHtUErS WCHIGAJI KT7 HAXP3H1RS CKUHCK1 films W Bew Bill* ILLINOIS #1 C ,t t >v <d> LBsisiATnrg r s p c k t fis State July y>, 1951 mxmzmxmv9 iifrmf m *rm* vilx~*n_, Hsum 8,63 Dorirtnpnt of labor &r.d Industrial Ralatlone, kilicu la derate ttiy 11, H.271 Industrial Hyrlt.os. fused House Hay 21, 3.292 rat*r pollution. Approved by Governor July 12, 3.293 Tatar Pollution. Approved by Oovemor July 12. 3.302 Ts*r Mlutlon. Approved by Oovemor July 9, 3.301* Tatar Pollution. Approved by Co t error Jdly 9, 3,30$ Titer Mlutlrn. Approved by GoTerror Jtily 9, H. 211*3 T*t*r g-iprHm, Approved by Governor June 28, 3,669 S tr~^o IVllutlnn. Approved by Governor July 18, 3.701 St-idy. P.*Trrrod to Ty-Keins la House July 16, 3.17 Safety StrntArda. Approved sad effective June 6. H.351* Strea Folb'tlon. Reconsidered In Senate July 17| rc;c;u J *i'1. r^jrvteer.t la Senate July 17| passed Senate July 18. iJcuae concurs In eoervitccts A*ly 19. H.179 Occupational Ms esse. Vetoed Hay 29. 3.1*72 Sacks Regulation. Approved by Governor July 6, ft.661* OceurstUrvl tHse.ses. Allison end Soderstre*. To J.*Ji" iury, TTcruU-rs certain provisions of the occupational dlsnos set, applicable on1/ to OCCO- patluruii '.Useases, to the r-.r's cor.pcrratlo.l act and t-vAds the lan^iatjs therein to rake the set a conpreherviuvo on*, covorlryj noth Injuries die to Induntrlal accidents and diasblwaent due to occupational dlsoases. LIA108 65 -i- IU.07S Occupational Diseases, Allison. Brings anploy*ss oTL'.n State under coverage of the Turkmen's Occupational Li* east Act, Paisd Boose June 7* 5.>96 pukti of InAtttrlal Pvri*net Csrpcntler and Jonnsor,. Vo X nous t r ixl AI fllr* , Seteblishes srlthla the Department of Public Health a Lvrean of Indus trial Jiygiene. Provides that IndLetrial health and hygiene natter* shall be supervised by the Department of Public Health, and industrial safety natter* by the Department of labor. ma ma c w o t t b H.2650 Uenat! ?:tt. ?.asolve providing for investigation and study by a epecixl ctxtlsslon of the condition of the Horatlqult river In Brcir.tree and tributaries of sail river In Randolph, Holbrook and 1 Mlton. To Public Health Ally 12. report'd irith aeervtocnt la Bouse Auly 19. Peccsclttcd to Vaya-Heana July 19. mcHicui j* XT7 jsanr H.ltl6 Dust Pis- vs os. Hes*a.no, et aL. lb Labor, Repeals the provision of the -ric'.cn's cenpensation law which specifics that benefits shall not be payable for partial disability due to ailicosia or other dust disease*. The repealed provision also eeta graduated benefits during s transition period for tooporvry or persanont total disability or death fnxi silicosis or other dust diseases. I.8 Occupational Diseasr*. P-cocals all special pro visions in the >nr.men's compensation Isa relating to silicosis .\nd asbestosls, thus naking those diseases eorpcnsable as are other occupational diseases. Approved Slay 6) effective July 1, . f ! 1 #1 reooTurjufU H.87li Occupational Diseases. Reese. To Tortaeen's Ca*pet>- Salic.:. Abolishes the Occupational Disease fund and transfers the balance of such Fund to the t7orkncn,s Compensation Rund. Repeals certain provisions of ths occupational disease ect, [h *858 * Occupational Diseases. Ueff (S.U16), 'fllllsns and Ion (H.cJhJ. ToTluoation. Spccifiss that individuals who have sustained injuries or occupa tional disease* In the course of their employment ero entitled to vocational rehabilitation nervtcoa et public cost regardless of w.icther or not they re quire fInauKial assistance, i 8.796 Housing -- >*ollition. To prohibit the occupation of living quart'rs o u t or the defwaltlng of foreign sub stances in .uy t-ody of water wt.lih Is the source of human conoir-ption, etc. Introduced July 17* ( ! -row LIA10866 * TERWOHT )* g,270 Ownr>tl?r.'\l THioca**. la occupational disease le*. TPrmvf71 Lcr.efi'i.*' :c7 total disability or testh fro* poclfied occ-jptl'^i*l dlfeaae*, Prcridee no bene-- fit* for partial disability. Specifies that benefit ere to be reA.ced $0 r"re*r.t etiere an occ'jpetlenal Alem U af.fr.ivated by ^ r<er>-cupational disease, reeultin; La to lei. diaaclment or death* Requires an eeployee, at the rarest of his see* ployer, to embcit to an annual cheat X-ray at State expcnso, and to a final examination at the expense of the erplcyer, if employment la terminated, lpjarored April 10] ef foe tire Xam 9,