Hospitals assure doctors are on duty in emergencies
A survey of local hospitals found all have at least one licensed physician in the ER at all times. West Suburban and St. Anne's report double physician coverage and on call staff, while Garfield Park relies on a volunteer group of 10 to 14 doctors nightly. Cash payment is often requested at treatment time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Martin
St. Anne’s Hospital
W. Thomas
St. Anne’s Emergency Room
Martin
St. Anne’s
West Suburban Hospital
N. Austin
West Suburban
John Cain
Calvin C. Singer
Singer
Loretto Hospital
S Central
Henry Scott
Loretto
Garfield Park Hospital
Washington
Anthony R Sapienza
G Theld Park
Suspect Plastic In Second Baby Smothering Case
An 11 week old infant Daniel M. Rieger Jr was found smothered in his crib with a plastic mattress cover at noon August 27 in the Kedzie Avenue home. The father said he checked him earlier and he was well. This marks a second similar case in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Rieger, Jr
N. Kedzie
Shakespeare Police
City moves to fill open basement on Tripp street
City Department of Buildings prepared to file suit to demolish the unfinished brick ranch at 21172 N Tripp after neighbors reported 18 months of stalled work. The roofless ruin traps water and debris, posing hazards to children and prompting action over sidewalk damage and repeated calls for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunchea
City Dept. of
N. Tripp
Northwest Journal
John Mylander
Ranch Home Builders
Fullerton
John Leon
36Th Ward
Democratic Organization
Mylander
Leon
Mary DeGeorge
Law Department
Catholic Schools Deny Racial Quotas In Archdiocese Policy
Archdiocese of Chicago schools deny any racial quota system while promoting open enrollment to boost racial balance. Bishop McManus says open day registration and transfer encouraged to diversify high school enrollment, with 30 percent Negroes and 70 percent whites as an ideal mix. Non Catholic students, including many Negroes, attend Catholic high and parochial schools already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Archdiocese of
Chicago
William E. McManus
Archdiocesan School Board
McManus
John Cardinal Cody
Archdiocesan
Committee On Community Life
Quigley Seminary South
Prizes Awarded in Kosowitz-Evanhoe VFW Bike Races
Joseph Bryowsky and Nick Skoropad presided as prizes were given for bike races in Humboldt Park Aug 26. The event promoted bicycle safety with police registrations and reflector tape by Kosowitz-Evanhoe post members. Winners included Bryan Malek Dan Hensley Ronney Pliska Donna Nelson and Martin Bacquez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosowitz-Evanhoe Vfw
Joseph Bryowsky
Hirsch
Joe
Post
Humboldt Park
Nick Skoropad
Chicago
Kosowitz-Evanhoe Post
Bryan Malek
Pierce
Dan Hensley
N. Richmond
Ronney Pliska
Evergreen
Donna Nelson
Cortland
Martin Bacquez
N. Talman
Redmond Report Highlights Chicago Vocational Schools
The Redmond report analyzes 10 area vocational high schools led by Prosser Flower and Westinghouse on the Northwest Side. It urges city wide open enrollment, aggressive recruitment, revised admission prerequisites, and facility upgrades to attract more students and better prepare them for modern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Redmond
Redmond
Prosser
N. Long
Flower
Fulton
Westinghouse
Franklin
Chicago Vocational
Cooley and Dunbar
Prosser and
Cregier
Chicago
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Steve Novak
N. Kostner
Novak
Friend
Richards
Westinghouse and Flower
Board of Education
McCormick Works
International Harvester
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