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By diane rado tribune staff reporter published april 17, 2006 illinois spends taxpayer dollars on textbooks for children in religious and other private schools, even as public schools struggle to buy books for their students, state records show. this year, about million in state funds has been allocated for books for students in about 1, 000 catholic and other private schools, according to the illinois state board of education. about million has been set aside to buy books for public school students. while taxpayers might be surprised that public dollars are used for children in private schools, the u.s. supreme court has upheld the practice for some types of expenditures, including textbooks, reasoning that buying secular books for private schoolchildren neither advances nor inhibits religion. in illinois, state textbook dollars don't go directly to private or public schools--the schools order textbooks and the state makes the purchases under a program in place since the mid-1970s. only 16 other states, including new york, ohio and pennsylvania, provide public money for private school books, according to the u.s. department of education. illinois' budget for textbooks has been flat to declining since 2000-01, and local schools, many struggling with deficits, rely on parents to pay book fees or buy their children's textbooks. but even with parents' help, districts are struggling with book shortages and outdated and worn textbooks, a tribune investigation has found. "you've got public schools all over the country in desperate need of public dollars and relying on state funds, " said jeremy leaming, a spokesman for americans united for separation of church and state. although court cases have upheld using public money for private school books, states are not required to do so. "taxpayers ought to stand up and say we're not going to do that anymore, " he said. not everyone agrees. david hartigan, president of the catholic lawyers guild of chicago, was instrumental in getting state aid for private school children as a lobbyist in the 1970s for the catholic conference in illinois. "frankly, it is in the state's best interest to keep private schools healthy, " hartigan said. "they save the public school system money.

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Had prepared. 1.the chain of command: this chain of command gives everyone an idea who they need to report to with question or problems they may encounter. cotton explained that all chapters need to follow this chain of command. no one state officer can be expected to answer all the question that can and do arise in an organization. he asked that all chapters please try and follow it. he emphasized that all bod officers will still remain available to all chapters. 2. charity begins at home: this hand out is from the sons of liberty riders. cotton explained that although charity is an amicable thing we truly need to look at what charities we are supporting as chapters.we need to do all we can to protect our freedoms an maintain our organization. chapter need not stop doing charities, but please look closely at which ones you are supporting. charity truly does begin at home. 3.the green boswell letter: chapters are urged to have this letter copied and passed out to their membership. the letter calls for support of hr3550 this is a federal bill ; .we need cba members to write to congressmen asking for there support of this bill.the bill would expand access to motorcycle training for all who seek or need training. it also calls for a council to advise the federal highway administrators on motorcycle friendly road and barrier designs.this is important to saving motorcyclists lives. all chapters please follow up on this letter. 4. is your insurance company lobbying against you? this last handout will get you wondering if you are using the right insurance company. it gives a list of insurance companies that use your premiums to lobby against you. cotton once again urges all chapters to copies this handout and pass it around. a list of insurance company are given in this handout.the question is do you want your premiums used to lobby for a mandatory helmet law? think about it, you may want to change companies. committee reports: 1. legislative: deb knox sam was out sick ; deb read a letter from sam. he urges that all chapters have members attend feed the legislators on opening day jan.26th 2005 ; in raleigh. sam has worked relentlessly in raleigh all year. his was instrumental in getting the right of way bill passed. he has done all the leg work with got our helmet bill through the select committee with a favorable report. he has taken time from his job that's the thing we all do everyday to pay our bills at home ; to get things done. and now he has managed to get us the lawn area between the legislative building for a feed the legislators day on opening day. this lawn area is of great demand by every organization that lobbies in raleigh for that one most important opening day of the session and sam has obtained it. all chapters need to be there on opening day. please show on jan. 26th 2005. 2. mrf: cindy hodges cindy explained the importance of national conferences. she covered what goes on at these meeting and the information and knowledge that is gained by networking with people from all over world. information obtained at these meetings help us with our issues. examples given for instance were issues such as the nation highway safety system, also known as smart highways.this project puts satellite tracking devices in highways and motor vehicles that will track them and when the drive seems to have problems driving the computer system will take over and drive the vehicle for that driver.the problem with this is passing, the satellite and computer can not see a motorcycle. issues such as our right of way bill. north carolina was the spot light in this venture. so many freedom fighters what'd information on the bill, the ama used our state as the center of there presentation highlighting passage of the right of way bill. so much is gained at these conferences and chapters need to send members to them.this is just the tip of the iceberg. cindy announced that two members of our organization were the recipient of two major awards at the meeting of the mines.they were crystal maney of the buncombe chapter, she received the young activist aware, and vinny neuman of the chatham chapter who was recognized for all the work he has done for the mrf and fighting for our freedoms. cindy will follow-up with a full report. 3. ncom: cotton tedder the ncom convention will be held in nashville, tenn. in 2005.we will be hosting the convention in 2006. 4. products: gwen nichols gwen now has all the products and has add some new items like baseball caps. please contact her if you need products. 5. n.c. confederation of clubs: doc ski doc was not present. no report. 6. pr newsletter: deb knox deb's report can be found in this newsletter. 7. membership: jan tedder no meeting has been held. no report. 8. constitution: charlie boone no changes at this time. 9. state events: randy norris not present due to death in family ; cotton announced that the events committee will meet on nov. 6th at 1: 00 the columbus county lodge in whiteville. 10. safety, education and awareness: jim burns there has been no smart committee meetings. jim went over our new motorcycle safety and awareness program msap ; that is now in progress. he has already started classes that teaches members to become instructors.these instructors will then be going in the school systems and teaching motorcycle awareness in the drivers education class.the first class was held at the columbus county lodge in whiteville in which the brunswick and columbus county chapters participated in. after taking the class, a mock driver ed class was set up with live kids in brunswick counties lodge to give these instructors a hands on experience of facing a real drivers ed class.the mock class turned out to every interesting with the kids having a lot of input as well. jim has already had met with the carteret craven chapter with getting the program started in their area. on oct.17th jim will be in the asheville area and meet with the buncombe and macon chapter to teach the instructors course there.the next area will be in the central district.the program needs to be uniform and he will strive to get this program as a mandatory part of driver education.the next big program that is already in the works is drinking and riding.this is an issue that is becoming more and more apparent to government agents that needs to be addressed. he what's to get this project up and going before we are forced into a situation we do not what to be in. both of these programs are all about saving lives. anyone interested in becoming part of these programs please contact him. please take the time to read jims full report in this newsletter. 11. comments: cotton tedder the movements that are being made by the organization have become recognized throughout the country.the awareness program will surely prove to be one of the crown jewels of our organization.we have great plans for continuing this wild and furious ride into our future. chapter involvement is the key. district coordinators reports: 1. central district: buddy granger there will be a meeting of the central district at the charlotte swap meet on nov. 14th. nov7th the randolph chapter will be holding the randolph showdown.there are many toy runs coming up so please check the chapters website. 2. eastern district: charlie boone the eastern district will hold a swap meet in wilson on feb.12th & 13th.there will be a eastern district meeting on oct.23rd at the wilson fair grounds at 1: 00pm. brunswick county chapter will be having their bike show on oct.30th. please check chapter website for up and coming events. 3.western district: james buckner there is a toy run planned in the western district please contact him for information. closing comment: sunday oct.23rd is the deadline for the state calendar please get your information to charlie boone. please don't forget to vote on nov.2nd. your vote matters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! next state meet will be hosted by the charlotte chapter on january 8th at 1: 00 pm. closing prayer given by vince mahaffey motion made to adjourn, motion seconded meeting adjourned at 4pm. peggy burns, state secretary and clay poker chips. 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"i have made every possible inquiry, " said the chanter, "and ye may know i hove some facility for inquiring through my good cousin and namesake, gavin dunbar, who is now by god's grace the lord bishop of aberdeen, and i satisfied myself that no foeman that we wot of could have been near the fortalice of blervie when our cousin was abducted. how say you, young alexander of westfield? has the sheriff thought on this matter at all?" "indeed he has, " replied the youth; "his men as well as my lord of moray's have scoured all the neighbourhood and made every inquiry, but without result. the little earl was very angry at his ill success, but i think my father had small hope of finding anything." "you are confident, cousin beatrix, " the chanter said, turning to her, "that the tower was safely locked and barred, and that none could have had access to your father's room?" 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