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] | | © e . 161D~-HQ-1077114 2 Chicago, Illinois. The candidate had a home address of 5545 South Kenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, and while attending the sessions of the General Assembly stayed at the HOTEL GOVERNOR in Springfield, Illinois. b6 [| statea that a review of the journal of the IHR — for the five sessions in which the candidate was a member indicate that the candidate had a very good attendance record of the legislative sessions. The review of the journal also revealed that the candidate served as a member of the following House committees: Executive, Judiciary, Appropriations, and Public Aid, Health, Welfare, and Safety. The candidate had a strong record of introducing legislation and had much of his legislation passed and signed into law by the Governor. The candidate did not hold a position of leadership in the IHR or in his party in the House. [____|statea that the candidate's voting record — indicated that he voted for strong civil rights legislation, for educational bills, for Illinois insurance law reform, for policemen's benefit funds, for most strong criminal legislation, for legislation for the aged and aging, and strong bank legislation, and for the first Illinois Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws which created the Illinois EEO Commission on May 21, 1959. The candidate's voting record indicated voting against horse racing appropriations and against t quiring parents to pay damages for acts of their children{ "stated that he did not know of any legislator in the curren egislature that would have serv j the time period that the candidate served in the House. | —_ptated that the records of the IHR indicate no unfavorable or derogatory information regarding the candidate.