GOV, Yarbrough & cover acts [Illinois]
Rep. Karen Yarbrough has led in advocating for legislation to protect music performers from having others pose as the "original". See State Journal-Register (Rebecca O'Halleron).
posted by Carl Nyberg at
11:57 PM
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A friend told me about this at church last night and I was astonished, With all of the problems that Maywood Has, this by far would be the least of my worries, Now I dont' know much about this Chris Welch running aginst her in March, But I am definitely not voting for Karen Yarbrough, This clearly shows that her heart is not in the right place. She should be more concenred about bringing things back to the community than protecting the rights of the supremes. We got problems of our own back home
This is a damn shame
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Anonymous, at 10:20 AM, January 26, 2006
crome dome,
Can you provide me a copy of that literature?
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Carl Nyberg, at 8:36 AM, January 27, 2006
I delete posts under "anonymous". Use a pseudonym.
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Carl Nyberg, at 1:22 PM, January 27, 2006
To Brent Smith,
What a sad man you are! Rep. Yarbrough obviously has breath and depth in that she has identified an issue that helps those who have been victimized by having their intellectual property, their work, and talent stolen. When I read about this in the newspaper, I sent her a note to thank her. There are others in Springfield who have also advanced the causes of the arts. Theatre and the arts advance economic development in communities and create jobs.
While I am not a famous performer yet, I hope to one day be and not have my identity stolen by some opportunist. This bill will help not only Mary Wilson but other groups in Illinois who perform and have the right to the fruit of their labor.
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Anonymous, at 10:42 PM, January 28, 2006
Hey Yanez, or whoever, you are
You are really sad, We have the highest crime rate of all districts and Mike Madigan put a strict LImit of three bills this year, and KY, picked this one, She's got issue and she is WAY out of touch with her community
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Anonymous, at 11:16 PM, January 28, 2006
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