Not precluded run for mayor by State Rep Mann
State Rep Robert E Mann has not precluded the possibility of running for Chicago mayor in 1975 and is forming a city wide citizen group to gauge support. He emphasized focus on better state legislation and governance with revenue sharing, while acknowledging pressure from diverse city residents. Mann was previously expelled from the Democratic slate after opposing Hanrahan and backing independents. He notes past honors and his work on housing, lakefront rights, and health legislation.
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Robert E. Mann
Chicago
the Herald
Northwest
Southwest Side
Lake Shore
Mann
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Edward Hanrahan
Lake
Illinois House of Representatives
Community health fair to offer free medical services Sunday
Harper Square Cooperative sponsors a one day mini clinic health fair from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Feb 25 at 4800 South Lake Park Hyde Park Kenwood area residents and others can access free medical dental informational referral and social services. Michael Reese Hospital leads staff with five professionals from anesthesiology pediatrics dietetics and dialysis. Mercy Hospital Chicago Osteopathic Hospital and Daniel Hale Williams Health Center also join along with 36 agencies and two self contained vans including free chest X rays from Chicago Lung Association and audiograms from the Mayor's Council on the Aging. Saul Brandzell calls this the first private party sponsored community health care project by Harper Square.
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South Lake Park
Hyde Park
Kenwood
Chicago Lung Association
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Harper Square
Project Health Trac
Carey to Speak at Public Forum Tonight in Chicago
Bernard Carey Cook County State Attorney is guest speaker at a Near South Chapter forum at St. Ambrose Church 1012 E 47th St tonight at 7 30 p m. He will outline issues from six panelists including Janine Raymond Ed Grady Norval Morris Kermit Coleman Lois Kraft and Lu Palmer with Al Raby moderating.
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Bernard Carey
Near South
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Independent Voters of Illinois
St. Ambrose Church
47Th St
Carey
Janine Raymond
Cap
Ed Grady
Woodlawn Organization
Norval Morris
Center For Study of Criminal Justice
University of Chicago
Kermit Coleman
Lois Kraft
Women’s Rights Division
I.W.I
Lu Palmer
Judge weighs Frederika case in federal fraud suit
Federal judge Richard McLaren continues to weigh whether to dismiss Frederika Blankner 18‑unit Woodlawn property suit against federal state and city officials and University of Chicago officials over the South Campus urban renewal plan. The case alleges fraud and conspiracy to condemn and clear the area with HUD funds amid slum and blighted findings. If dismissed, Blankner may appeal. if not, trial proceeds with evidence on the alleged schemes and city eminent domain history.
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Richard McLaren
Frederika Blankner
Woodlawn
Chicago
Department of Urban Renewal
U. of C
Ms. Blankner
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
5Th Ward
Leon Despres
Roman Pucinski
Richard Curry
DUR
Lewis Hill
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Chicago Osteopathic Hospital
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Kozminski School
Reavis School
Frederika Case
Supreme Court
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