Population growth projection for Chicago area through 2000
Demographic study by Don ald J. Bogue for MHPC predicts the six-county Chicago metropolitan area will add 991000 residents, a 13.9 percent rise, with Chicago city gaining 81000 people. Spanish origin residents surge to 1.162 million by 2000, making 14 percent of the region. Black population grows modestly while suburban shares rise. overall white share slides to 64.8 percent.
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Metropolitan Area Agency
Mike Walsh
Chicago
Donald J. Bogue
Social Development Center
Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council
Bogue
Max Dieber
Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
NIPC
Sun Belt
Michael Schneiderman
MHPC
Public Investment Committee
Databases seminars at Joliet Junior College offered
A series of Databases seminars will run at Joliet junior college’s microcomputer lab in the Renaissance Center. For students using microcomputers in business, sessions cover filing systems and database tools like Visifile PFS Versaform and DBASE II with enrollment limited and a $45 fee.
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Joliet Junior College
Louis Joliet Renaissance Center
Ottawa Street
Joliet
College
Industry and Business Institute
Corrected Trailways Girl Scout leader list published
Trailways Girl Scout council issues a corrected roster of lead ers and co leaders serving in Frankfort Square after a prior story misstated names. Spokesman says we regret our error and set the record straight listing Sandy Babka Pam Montagano Jamie Nemeth Donna Bozinovich Barbara Williams Karen Van Dyke and many others.
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Trailways Girl Scout Council
Frankfort Square
Sandy Babka
Pam Montagano
Jamie Nemeth
Donna Bozinovich
Barbara Williams
Karen van Dyke
Susan Vogt
Gayle Vukelic
Marilyn Henson
Pam Richart
Louise Emphire
Gail Korn
Bliss Pintar
Janet Lee
Suzanne Boyce
Mary Kenny
Mary Meyers
Mary Ann Schreiner
Joann Davis
Elaine Skorich
Nona Corrigan
Denise Dassie
Marilyn Eady
Joliet Junior College Students Win Art Exhibitions
Four Joliet junior college art students won awards at two regional shows. John Boyd Brandon of Joliet earned third place for a pen and ink titled Daisies. Christopher Glenney of Wilmington earned third for Still Life with Milk Can. Scott Speirs of Joliet took second for Necropolis City of the Dead. Jim Schaible of Morris won second in the Grundy County Town and Country show with Waiting for the Grape Harvest.
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Joliet Junior College
John Boyd Brandon
Joliet
Christopher Glenney
Wilmington
Scott Speirs
Louis Joliet Mall
Brandon
City of the Dead
Speirs
Jim Schaible
Morris
Grundy County
Schaible
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Social Scientist
Schneiderman
The
Trailways Scout
Glenney
ALSIP
Iley Park
Duvan DR
Kedvale Tinley Ind
Harlem
Frankfort
Vitastat
Vitasstat
Servic
LA Grange
Matteson
Franks & Chernin Shoes
Lincoln Hwy
ELM ST
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