The hot seat: hungry Democrats are lining up to challenge the man who beat Rosty

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Some observers believe Flanagan, who upset Rostenkowski in the 1994 elections, will not be reelected in 1996. Others believe his political ability will help him win. He probably will not win if the Contract with America fails. His positions on abortion and gun control may also hurt him.

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C.O.D. in the GOP

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Despite promises to reform the system, Illinois GOP members have accepted major business contributions from industries they regulate. Health subcommittee member Rep. Philip Crane took $65,000 from related medical and drug PACs. Rep. Jerry Weller accepted $177,000 in PAC money.

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Turf war: the south suburbs could be pivotal in the next battle for the state House

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The south suburbs of Chicago will play a key role in the 1996 Illinois elections and may help the Democrats gain control of the House. Republicans claim that Democrat Michael Madigan will become Speaker only if Pres Bill Clinton posts a strong win in 1996.

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