Despres seeks city study on future use of emergency rooms
City Council member Leon M. Despres urged a Chicago Board of Health study to plan how emergency rooms will be used in the future. He warned private hospitals' rising ER use could force cuts in care and that most inner city patients lack funds or insurance, raising costs for private patients and draining endowments.
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Hyde Parker leads program for Chicago teachers
A postgraduate education program for Chicago area teachers begins October 2 at the Institute for Psychoanalysis 180 North Michigan Avenue. It offers nine courses on behavior dynamics and development with video tapes to be distributed nationwide.
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Gustafson named University Professor at Chicago Divinity School
James M. Gustafson, a leading theologian and ethics scholar, is appointed University Professor at the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. The Yale University religious studies professor joins a 1962 program area with ten such chairs, announced by President Edward H. Levi.
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Edward H. Levi
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Yale University
Free concrete blocks at University of California campus
Large concrete blocks weighing 80 tons each are being given away free at the University. A total of 3,700 tons are available at no charge to anyone who hauls the blocks off campus at his own expense.
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University of Chicago
Chicago workshop outlines Illinois gun laws for residents
A Chicago police community workshop featured Gen. Francis P. Kane explaining that Illinois requires gun owners to obtain a Firearm Owners Identification card, costing five dollars and valid for five years. Chicago rules add registration of each firearm. minors may apply with parental consent, and 18 is required to register.
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Homewood notes Wallace McGovern split shapes 1972 race
Rep. Schmitz opposing Nixon is contrasted with Gov. Wallace in a preview of the 1972 presidential contest. The piece notes Wallace loyalists may shift to other Republicans and that Democrats hope McGovern gains from Wallace votes, with unions in Wayne County pushing Wallace supporters toward McGovern.
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Nixon
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Wayne County
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Sen. McGovern
Voter Registration Drive Expands Across City Wards
The Board of Election Commissioners announced a one week September window when more than 175 branch offices will open for registration across all city wards. From September 11 to 16 residents may register in their area offices.
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Kenwood High School Announces Orientation and School Year Start
Kenwood High School sets two days of orientation for new students and parents on August 30 and 31 from 9 30 to 1 30 with groups by last name. Registration for district residents urged. 1972 73 year begins September 5 with students returning September 6. new social studies courses and ENGLISH classes for foreign born adults start September 6 at 9 30 to 11 30.
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