Fuel shortage hits Hyde Park continues into 1975
Hyde Park faces a fuel crisis as gas lines and rationing strain stations. Nardella urges releasing crude oil while Blackmore seeks to serve customers until fuel runs out, closing when necessary. Shell on 52nd restricts purchases to five dollars and worries about ongoing shortages. Clerks blame government oil holdings and demand Alaska Pipeline action.
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Nardella
Thomas Blackmore
Lake Park
51St and
Blackmore
Shell Station
52Nd and
Paul Smith
Patrolmen to Patrol 53rd Street to Curb Robberies
Foot patrolmen were urged to prevent rising robberies in the last 28 days. Eight officers were dispatched as special tactical forces to patrol the area. O Grady denied acting because of an unfiled petition but cited the need for more walking patrols to restore closer ties with citizens and reduce barriers caused by metal barriers.
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O’grady
53Rd Street
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ST. Thomas the Apostle Catholic
S. Kimbark
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James Kinn
Joseph Sauerza
Robert Oldershaw
University
Charles H. Bayer
C. Harvey Lord
Hyde Park Union Church
South Woodlawn American
Vedanta Temple
South Hyde Park Blvd
Swami Bhashyananda
First Unitarian
Church OF Chicago
57Th & Woodlawn
Jack Mendelsohn
Christopher Moore
Marshall Grigsby
George Sikes
Dorothy H. Schand
Jean Williams
Ivy Beard
Thomas Peck
Joan Mendelsohn
Tenth Church OF Christ Scientist, OF
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Center For Continuing Education
East 60Th Street
Rae
East 57Th Street
Chicago Sinai Congregation
South Shore Drive
Samuel E. Karff
Philip N. Kranz
ST. Paul and
Warner C. White
Thomas Wikman
Rodfeizeder
Hyde Park Boulevard
Illinois
Ralph Simon
Benjamin A. Daskal
Mayer Perelmuter
Abraham Lubin
the United Church
53Rd
Blackstone
United Church of Christ United Methodist United Presbyterian USA
Emery.a. Percell
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Mary Ruth Craven
Emery A. Percell
Rockefeller
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E. Spencer Parsons
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