Derelict's Independence Valued Amid Urban Renewal
In Dallas, seven years of life beneath the R L Thornton freeway near a sewage plant show Dick Chambers and fellow skid row veterans clinging to independence. As urban renewal pushes out derelict camps from Fifth Street to Bowery and beyond, many fear forced relocation or institutionalization, while officials argue social reform replaces old camps with shelters and services.
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Bowery District
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Larimer Square
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Er Quay
Charlie Walsh
Kenneth Conaway
Conaway
Chuck Simpson
Jim Cockerham
Johnny
Simpson
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Mississippi
Johnny Cocherham
Cobkerham
Jay
Jim Cocterham
Hammercocker
Arizona
Texas
Revival Services at Grace Baptist Church in Marion
Revival services run Monday to December 14 at Grace Baptist Church 440 South Fifteenth Street. Evangelist Rev Clyde Kendall of Atlanta leads nightly at 7 p.m. Pastor Rev Don Martii notes nursery care will be available. Kendall is a ten-year evangelist and former pilot and businessman.
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Grace Baptist Church
South Fifteenth Street
Clyde Kendall
Atlanta, Ga
Don RR. Martii
Fata
Indian Nation at Ganienkeh Faces Eviction Struggle
Indian Ganienkeh encampment in the Adirondacks fights eviction from a 612 acre state land area near Eagle Bay New York. They claim 1794 treaty rights and aim to live off the land while white residents and officials press for removal amid tensions over land and security. Officials estimate about 50 permanent residents and visitors continue to frequent the camp to support its inhabitants.
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Eagle Bay
N.Y
UPI
Gaulenkeh
Adirondacks
United States
New York
Vermont
Ganienkeh
Kakwirakeron
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Keith I. Sands
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E Avenue
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First Avenue
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Health Drive
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Washington Drive
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