CCC Opposes City Cutback in Urban Renewal Funding
The Conservation Community Council protested Chicago’s reduction of urban renewal funds, citing staff lay offs in inspections enforcement and land disposition. Edwin Rothschild linked the cuts to the City Council’s civil war with Judge Austin over housing site selections. Gateway Vistas seeks senior housing at 57th and Stony Island with funding requests to the Illinois Housing Development Authority.
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Conservation Community Council
City of Chicago
Department of Urban Renewal
Edwin Rothschild
CCC
Austin
Chicago Housing Authority
DUR
Gateway
Levin Named Student Ombudsman at University for 1972 73
Joel Levin, senior in the undergraduate college, was named Student Ombudsman for the 1972 73 year. The office, established in 1968 as the first of its kind on a U S campus, handles student grievances independently. Levin plans graduate work in the Social Sciences and will study American foreign policy beginning Autumn Quarter 1972. He succeeds Anne Moses and is the son of Mace H. Levin of Erie Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Levin
University of Chicago
Levin
United States
Edward H. Levi
Anne Moses
Minneapolis
Mace H. Levin
West 37Th Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
The
Academy High School
University
Hyde Park Conference backs Shimer zoning request at 5555 Woodlawn
Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference directors endorse Shimer college bid to continue a nonconforming dorm use at 555 S Woodlawn while noting zoning gaps in the 55th to 57th streets area. They oppose variances but support a study for a neighborhood public access TV station led by Jerrold Oppenheim and a call for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park-Kenwood
55Th
57Th Sts
University
Woodlawn
Shimer College
S. Woodlawn
Bill Keck
55Th St
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hyde Park
Jerrold Oppenheim
S. Hyde Park Blvd
Paul T. Wigoda
Illinois Commerce Commission
Bob Adams
Fine Arts Quartet Hosts July Fortnight of Recitals Seminars
The Fine Arts Quartet presents a 10 day festival at the University of Chicago Center for Continuing Education July 7 to 16. Performances begin at 8:30 p.m. on four dates with 4 to 5:30 p.m. seminars before the first three programs. Three master classes and two public rehearsals accompany the concerts. The effort is co sponsored by University Extension and the Fine Arts Music foundation of Chicago with Illinois Arts Council support. The quartet has toured Europe and the Far East and performed before many U.S. college audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Quartet
University of Chicago
Center For Continuing Education
E. 60Th St
University Extension
Fine Arts Music Foundation of Chicago
Illinois Arts Council
Far East
U.S
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Hyde Park Herald
Vistas
57Th and
Stony Island
Robert Grossman
Technical Assistance Council On Housing Inc
Illinois Housing Development Authority
Ralph Brown
Tach
Fred Bonner
Dinah Cody
Harper Court
Nancy Nays
Ombudsman
Prense
Harlem Ave
Renee Chicago
Chicago Center For Black Religious Studies
Nash
Woodlawn Ave
Chicago
Ill
Ebne U Keagen
E. 53Rd St
Midway
Katsaros
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