Pie in the sky in Chicago housing crisis
A letter accuses the Chicago Housing Authority and local guidelines of prejudice in failing to provide 1,500 public housing units for low income families. It argues federal rules are bent by local bias and prioritizing highways and luxury development over affordable homes. The writer mocks mayoral action, suggesting air travel to other cities as a consolation.
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Open letter discourages Mann dumping by Democrats
The Newlith district Citizens For Welfare Reform criticize Democratic state lawmakers for not sponsoring Rep. Robert Mann. They argue Mann has sponsored extensive welfare legislation aiding the poor and urge representatives to back urgent welfare reform this January.
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Vote for Mann Not the Party in 24th District
Eugenie R. Mirelowitz urges voters to support Bob Mann the “outstanding freshman” and criticizes the Democratic slate in the 24th District. She plans to vote for Mann on primary day and asks others to do the same, despite a petition backing the party.
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Eugenie R. Mirelowitz
Nicholson Seeks 24th District Seat in March Primary
Odas Nicholson, a trial lawyer, seeks the Illinois House seat in the 24th District with Democratic backing. She faces Rep. Robert Mann and Rep. Lewis Caldwell in the March 21 primary, aiming to advance to the November ballot alongside Sen. Richard Newhouse. Nicholson emphasizes women’s representation and education welfare and constitutional reform as key issues.
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Nixon space shuttle plan sparks House clash in 1972WAIT notes
Harry Homewood reports Congress debates funding five and a half billion dollars for a reusable space shuttle amid domestic costs and science concerns. Critics warn against large outlays while supporters cite national progress and job implications.
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