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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
5
Letters criticize Governor Ogilvie for inconsistency between his April 1 1971 welfare reform message and the May 19 1971 welfare crackdown. They highlight obstacles faced by welfare mothers seeking medical assistance and the misallocation of resources in current health care programs.
The Kenwood Open House committee heard Julian Levi oppose and Jared Shlaes defend Lake Village Associates proposals for a Lake Park and 47th street luxury high rise. They criticized financing changes under Section 236 and urged disclosure and community discussion to maintain racial and economic balance.
The Lake Village 47th and Lake Park project faces income limits from a sec 236 loan, risking economic and racial integration goals. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers union backs United Housing foundation efforts to subsidize buyers, pledging 1.5 million dollars in equity to ensure 30 percent of units remain accessible to low income families without segregation. The South East Chicago Commission is urged to pursue administrative and legal steps to resolve the issue.
David Garlovsky thanks the Herald for extensive coverage linking environmental education to reading. He notes the program will continue through next year and credits the Herald editor for public support and visibility of the initiative.
Representative Mikva leads over 100 colleagues in reintroducing H.R. 714 to extend federal survivors benefits to police and firemen killed or disabled in the line of duty. The bill sets survivor shares by relationship and depends, with chief sponsor Rep. Andrew Jacobs.
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