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						  SPRINGFIELD &mdash; Secretary of State Jesse White&rsquo;s office has moved to strip a politically connected banker of his securities license, accusing him of improperly recommending that $12.8 million in prepaid college tuition funds be steered to a now-failed Chicago lender. Financial services adviser Alvin Boutte Jr. &ldquo;breached his fiduciary duty&rdquo; to the Illinois Student Assistance Commission for urging that it invest in ShoreBank Corp. despite warning signs that the bank was in dire fiscal straits, according to a complaint from the Secretary of State&rsquo;s Securities Department. Boutte, who until his September termination had been the Chicago-based managing director of Grigsby  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   