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    Editorial: The rules are clear. No seafood towers on taxpayers' dime

    by The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board, Chicago Tribune Dec 18, 2017 2 minutes

    It seems elected officials in Illinois could use a recurring public service announcement. Don't buy expensive shellfish or Coach purses or lap dances with a taxpayer-funded credit card.

    Are the rules confusing? Apparently, given the regularity with which local officials bill taxpayers for lavish expenses - and get caught. The latest episode was detailed primarily by the Daily

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