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Thomas G. Lyons

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as an outstanding young legislator in 1966. Served as chairman of the Illinois Constitution Study Commission and Secretary of the Governor's Revenue Study Committee. Lyons lost re-election in 1966, in part for his support for a statewide fair housing laws, similar to what would become
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as a patrolman in 1953 and resigned in 1957 upon his admission to the Bar. During his legal career, he served as Chief of the Law Division of Cook County Assessor's Office, and chief of three departments in the
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In 1968, Lyons was elected to the position of Democratic Committeeman for the 45th ward, and from 1990 until his death he served as Chair of the
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in 1970 from the 15th district and served another term in the Illinois Senate. Lyons left the Illinois Senate to run for
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Lyons was born May 24, 1931, on the northwest side of Chicago. He attended Our Lady of Victory Grammar School and
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Elmer, John (November 7, 1972). "Dependent on Large Nixon Plurality: G.O.P. Likely to Win General Assembly".
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of 1969-1970, and was unanimously elected to be a Vice President of the Convention. Lyons was elected to the
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Howard, Robert (November 4, 1964). "G.O.P. Holds Illinois Senate: House Majority Expected for Democrats".
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from 1990 to 2007 and as 45th Ward Democratic Committeeman for many years. President
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He was chosen the best new member of the Illinois Senate in 1965 and selected by
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Titles VIII through IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1968
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from the 10th district defeating Republican candidate
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Member of the Illinois Senate from the 10th district
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Member of the Illinois Senate from the 15th district
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Pearson, Rick; Sheehan, Charles (January 14, 2007).
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Cook County Democratic Party
George Dunne
Joseph Berrios
Illinois Senate
Howard W. Carroll
Illinois Senate
Esther Saperstein
Chicago, Illinois
Democratic
Alma mater
Loyola University
Loyola Law School
United States
United States Army
Democratic Party
Chicago
Campion High School
Loyola University
Loyola Law School
United States Army Rangers
Captain
United States Army Reserve
Chicago Police Department
Office of Attorney General of Illinois
Mitchell, South Dakota
Illinois Senate
Elroy C. Sandquist Jr.
Rutgers University
Titles VIII through IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1968
Sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention

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