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Hyde Park Herald

Location

Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1972

Page

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Seven Women Face Grand Jury Over Hyde Park Abortions

A Cook County judge sent seven women to a grand jury on conspiracy to commit abortion charges and abortion counts for five of them after a preliminary hearing. The two defendants named were released on abortion charges. Police testified about a stakeout leading to arrests at an apartment on South Shore.

Tom Connors Cook County Geneva Martha Scott Kenwood Sheila Smith Hyde Park Diane Stevens Agatite Abby Gollon W. 59Th Madeleine Schwenk Bennett Hechinger Chicago Harold Huffman South Shore Sr Huffman South Everett Everett Hufman South Shore South Shore Dr

Early Deadline Notice for Labor Day Issue

An early deadline applies for the September 6 issue due to Labor Day. Editorial content and display and classified advertising must reach the office by noon Thursday August 31 to appear in that issue.

Park district rescinds music permit for Point

The Chicago Park District dropped a special permit for music at the Point after protests led by Mrs. Morton Heller. Music may return only with a permit, and police may disperse unpermitted players.

Park District Cheryl Fries Claude Walton Chicago Park District Morton Heller East Hyde Park Heller Marshall Weil

CHA seeks to shift low income housing to Black areas

Chicago Housing Authority asks Judge Richard Austin to allow 75 percent of future public housing to be built in Black neighborhoods and buffer zones and 25 percent in White ones. The plan would treat Hyde Park Kenwood as part of White areas, expanding Black and Latin American access and aiding communities like Woodlawn.

Tom Connors Hyde Park Kenwood Richard Austin Chicago Housing Authority CHA Charles R. Swibel Swibel Austin Hyde Park- Kenwood Chicago Woodlawn

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