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∙ WTTW: Bill Boosting Chicago Police Officers’ Pensions Clears General Assembly ∙ Tribune: Illinois lawmakers validate referendums creating mental health funding for 5 suburban townships and Will County ∙ Sun-Times: Unfinished assignment: Lawmakers leave Springfield without final plan for Chicago elected school board

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