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''A Though the phaseout of the cap is more gradual than in an earlier plan, it still is not to the liking of some Illinois lawmakers; and their constituents. The debate over takeoffs and landings at O'Hare and other busy I U.S. airports took place as part of a larger bill aiming to increase spending for airports and other aviation projects. The overall' measure, which essentially removes aviation spending from federal budget constraints, passed 316-110. The sponsor of the bill, House Transportation Committee ChaiK man Bud Shuster backed off slightly from an earlier pro-- posal to allow new flights at some of the nation's busiest airports, including O'Hare.

His previous plan was to eliminate the so-called "high-density, rule" at New York's LaGuardia and Kennedy airports and O'Hare" by March 1, 2000. On Tuesday, in an attempt to mollify members of" the Illinois and New York delegations, Shuster modified his bill to phase out the restrictions more slowly, though still ending them immediately for smaller aircraft Under that deal, the flight caps would be lifted entirely at O'Hare 3 by 2002. Fifty new flights a day would be added immediately. Between 2001 and 2002, the caps would only apply during the ti busiest afternoon and evening hours. 'Zere no iMymmls 6 months on Busncii Mochinei and Furnitun pwdmn of S299 nwi modi witk the Office Depot Tedinolojy Cord" (onwrnr aedH card.

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Mike Foster's bill requiring students to address teachers and other school employees as "ma'am" or or use the appropriate title of Miss, Ms. or Mrs. It could be the first such "respect" law in the nation. The Senate approved the bill 34-5 last month, the House 89-19 this week. A final Senate vote on House amendments could take place some time before Monday night when the Legislature adjourns.

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