City backs public road access over private truck route
The city asserts trucks may not use the extension of Rochdale between Harper and Blackstone, while the row houses owners must keep it open to public traffic. The dispute with merchants along 55th and Lake Park centers on deliveries to Harner at 55th and who bears street maintenance costs. The corporation counsel ruling says the zoning board could provide an easement, that vehicles include private cars not trucks, and that restricting use requires talks among interested parties.
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Rochdale
Harper and
Blackstone
5Th Street
55Th
Lake Park
Harner
Zoning Board of Appeals
Dormant Northwest Hyde Park Redevelopment Corp Dissolved
The Northwest Hyde Park Neighborhood Redevelopment Corporation, formed in 1955 to pursue occupancy standards and redevelopment under state law, has dissolved after being dormant since the mid-1950s. Its 156 stockholders will receive checks this week for share values. Richard L. Landau, secretary, said the group stayed active to the end in case needed, but officers last October chose dissolution.
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Northwest Hyde Park
Richard L. Landau
Kenwood
Despres Campaign Circulates Nominating Petitions
About 150 precinct workers in Alderman Leon M. Despres re election bid gathered nominating petitions Sunday for the February 26 ballot. Mrs Meyer Isenberg and Mrs Robert Ashenhurst assisted along with party leaders C Herman Pritchett and Robert Pollak at campaign headquarters. The group aims for 8300 signatures, matching Despres 1959 vote, with petitions due to the election board by January 7.
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Ald
Leon M. Despres
Fifth Ward
Despres
E. 55Th
C. Herman Pritchett
Drexel
Robert Pollak
Board of Election Commissioners
Dan
Nancy Hays
Leon Despres
Marshall Korshak
Hyde Park Kenwood Conference Talks Race Relations and Local Planning
Hyde Park Kenwood Community conference last week discussed race relations and urban renewal. President Martin Lieberman urged attitude changes by property owners while Irving Horwitz noted conflicts over planning and museum park land. Winners of the Mexican trip for two were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop, Mrs. Bruce Clorvene, and Norman Lazarus.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Hyde Park
Martin Lieberman
Drexel
Mittee
YMCA
First Baptist Church
59Th Street
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Mexico
Leonard Bishop
Paxton
Bruce Clorfene
Madison Park
Norman Lazarus
Kimbark
Leon
Leon M. Despres
Nancy Hays
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Meyer Isenberg
Robert Ashenhurst
Dorchester
PETN
P. J. Cullerton
Cook County
Irving Horwitz
Harper
Bishop
National Conference of Christians and Jews Brotherhood
Midway