Jeff Buchholz

This really very overt way of getting businesses to stay in or grow in Illinois.

It's really... I mean, it is...

hundreds of pages, but it's really a pretty sweeping bill.

It's not something that any of us have seen to this scale.

Absolutely.

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So the developments in Indiana are significant, as you point out.

It took Governor Braun about 90 minutes from the time the Senate in Indianapolis gave final approval to the stadium authority bill for him to sign the thing into law.

And while that certainly sounds like a big deal, and it is, there's still some work that has to be done.

The local leaders in Lake and Porter County, for instance, still have to approve a whole raft of increased taxes on hotel stays, restaurant meals, entertainment, those kinds of things to create the pool of money that will pay back the bonds that the stadium authority will have to issue in order to build a stadium, which apparently is going to be near Wolf Lake in Hammond.