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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1972
Page
1
Amelia Archer twenty five of 5715 Drexel was stabbed at least five times while sunbathing on the Midway in front of 1525 East 59th last Friday. Michael Guyon twenty nine of 6743 South Paxton was charged with aggravated battery after being identified in a show up.
Jo Anderson new Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference coordinator says WhistleSTOP, started in March, reduced crime and aided beat officer responses. He announced plans to expand to Englewood South Shore Austin Parkway Gardens Trumbull Park and South Commons. About 15000 whistles sold.
Don Petrie a former Hyde Parker was named national Democratic treasurer last week. He earned a law degree from the University of Chicago and has lived in the area for about 12 years. Petrie aided Barret OHara's campaign in the early 1950s per Mrs. Joe White of 4812 Woodlawn.
Two 1st District delegates claim Mayor Daley seeks revenge against challenge delegates who unseated Daley allies in Miami Beach. Lawyers seek contempt of court for the challenged delegates for alleged violations of a prior court order. Clement and Hargrett defend the challenged delegates as vindictive accusations while noting the June caucus and citywide convention proceedings.
Hyde Park physician Dr. Quentin D. Young, long the area’s best known doctor, was appointed director of medicine at Cook County Hospital. He has begun full duties on the west side and will stop weekday private practice in Hyde Park, continuing Saturday clinics. He spoke of responsibility to Hyde Park, bringing in new young doctors, and pursuing meaningful health care work, while noting the high director turnover and his sober optimism about the role.
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