chicago illinois house pass 817 million spend thursday provide life-line fund high education social service health program starve cash due state budget impasse measure pass 64-45 vote republican governor bruce rauner opposition another stopgap spend measure six-month temporary budget fiscal year end june 30 expire dec. 31. illinois limp towards end second-straight fiscal year without complete budget due stalemate rauner democrats control legislature country fifth-largest state operate continue appropriations court-ordered spend pile unpaid bill reach nearly 13 billion wednesday bill would tap money state commitment human service education assistance fund direct 258 million pay dozens program include senior meals crime prevention indigent burials another 559 million would go state universities community colleges educational grant low-income students bill sponsor democratic state representative greg harris say so-called life-line measure would allow social service organizations state universities continue exist cite unite way survey release wednesday show 69 percent social service agencies receive payments partial payments state far fiscal 2017 force 49 percent agencies reduce service say universities resort program cut layoffs republican lawmakers contend passage stopgap measure would take pressure legislature finally pass full budget reality things around without pressure say republican state representative steven andersson measure head senate break april 25. spokesman democratic senate president john cullerton say bill would review early thursday rauner voice opposition another stopgap budget decades create crisis mess tell reporters decatur failure stopgaps let balance budget problem fix bipartisan bill package aim end impasse stall senate last month credit rat agencies warn illinois credit rat low among 50 state could sink even low illinois house opt another stopgap budget amid impasse