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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
2
The South Commons community will receive free blood for one year nationwide starting January 1, 1973 after donors supply 200 pints. A January 3 mobile drive at 2831 S Michigan will process donors with nurses, coffee, and juice.
A list of candidates for Community Council seats in the King Urban Progress center area includes Edward D. Hubbard Frank J. Shepherd Malcom M. Hemphill Dorothy B. Washington Mary Matthews Robert Carwell Artenia Randolph Wilfred D. Harris Camay Coats John H. Jennings George L. Davis Carrie N. Prencely Stephen Berry Delores Woods William Nalls Arquillia Burks Michael K. Ferguson Dathan E. Threatt Eddie Jackson Yvette Newton Helen L. Bonney Larry W Hamilton Rosie L. Cunningham James Underwood Ferrold Morayne Beverly Sarane Mc Clinton Beverly D. Powell Lonnie Hall Gregory Garrett Pamela Jones Morris Brown Lynn C. French William Campbell Ann Justine Cheryl Peterson and others listed with addresses in the area.
The University of Chicago will award four honorary degrees and 431 academic degrees at the 342nd Convocation on Friday at 3 p.m. in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. Honorary honorees include Boris Ephrussi, Dorothy Hodgkin, Herbert Hunger, and Niels Jerne. Oda Mentschikoff will deliver the address titled Awareness, with Edward H. Levi presiding.
The Herald explains how The Herald adopted The Commons Commentary a neighborhood paper from South Commons. Elaine Soloway, its editor, details the process and rationale behind the adoption in this feature.
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