Hyde Park housing starts two high rise projects
Ground was broken in Hyde Park for two housing projects. The Hyde Park Condominium at 5400 Hyde Park Blvd will rise 29 stories with luxury units priced 35 000 to 125 000 including four penthouses. Amalgamated Clothing Workers project at 48th and Lake Park will add 606 units for moderate income families on urban renewal land.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park Blvd
Amalgamated Clothing Worker
48Th and
Lake Park
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Lake Michigan
Illinois Central
Lee Snitoff
CCC weighs rehab option for 47th Place housing
Conservation Community Council members debated rehabilitating five buildings on 47th Place rather than demolishing them. They pressed the DUR for current condition data and tenant relocation plans, while residents urged staying in the Shoesmith School district. A special meeting may precede May’s open housing session.
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Conservation Community Council
47Th Place
CCC
Department of Urban Renewal
Edwin Rothschild
Blackstone
DUR
Rothschild
Hyde Park Kenwood delays HR1 zoning action at City Council
Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference blocked an April 17 City Council move to introduce a development ordinance for the HR1 site. Lake Village Associates and Amalgamated Clothing Workers United Dwellings planned project still awaiting final working drawings as planners and the conference review final plans. Groundbreaking occurred Saturday after the conference request and prior reviews.
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Hyde Park- Kenwood
Lewis Hill
Lake Village Associates
United Dwellings Foundation
Plans for Underground Ghetto Resistance in Chicago
A page 12 report details rumors after riots about a plan to organize a ghetto underground in Chicago. The article discusses alleged coordination and potential methods, reflecting concerns over militant activity and community response.
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Chicago
Merrilhhy Chicago's Oldest Community Newspaper Notice
Merrilhy Chicago announces its 87th year edition dated Wednesday April 24 1968 with a price of 10 cents per copy and 3 dollars yearly mail or carrier delivery. The notice reflects the newspaper's wide readership of over 60000.
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Union Cooperative
Marty Faye
Union
Snitoff
Hollins
Dorchester
Martin Cohen
Hyde Park-Kenwood Ur
The
Ancona School Association
Kenwood Redevelopment Corporation
HPKCC
Amalgamated
Abner Mikva
Ken=wood
William Keck
5551
University
Keck
47Th Street
Lake Village
Mikva
Amalgamated Developm
Ty Uprald
Merrilhy
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