Co-defendant in 1968 convention arrests seeks sanctuary here
Ross Flanagan, a co defendant in a 1968 Democratic convention protest, has taken refuge in Quaker House at 5615 Woodlawn this week. He refuses to surrender or pay a $500 fine as court proceedings faltered with only eight of 27 defendants appearing. He vows not to settle for the court's terms, calling the action victimization and asserting constitutional rights.
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Ross Flanagan
Quaker House
Woodlawn
Flanagan
Recycling Center to Open at 54th and Kenwood in Hyde Park
The Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference will celebrate the reopening of the Solid Waste Recycling center on Saturday June 19 at 2 p.m. at its new site 54th and Kenwood. The center, formed by University of Chicago students, will collect bottles and cans, with an eight foot fence and five front portholes for deposit.
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54Th and
Kenwood
Hyde Park Kenwood
Department of Urban Renewal
CCC
Marylee Kingdon
DUR
Chicago
Arnold Sirk
Paul Boot Cochairman
Campaign Against
University of Chicago
Church of the Disciples
Pete Kranz
54Th and Kenwood
Recycling Center
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