18 Mar 1970
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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1970
Page
1
A Yellow Alert was declared in Hyde Park Monday morning as sulfur dioxide readings at Hyde Park High School station reached .29 ppm, nearly three times the federal danger level. By noon the level fell to .10 and at 3 p.m. to .01, aided by favorable winds.
The Friday morning event at the Darrow Memorial Bridge in Jackson Park featured Cong. Abner Mikva speaking on Clarence Darrow’s legacy in criminal labor and civil liberties law. Aldermen A A Rayner Leon Despres and others attended with readers and committee leaders including Arthur Weinberg and State Rep. Robert Mann.
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Pat Zerega named project coordinator for the Hyde Park Kenwood Urban Renewal Project area. He holds Loyola University degrees and worked with the Chicago Housing Authority. Zerega replaces Tom Finnerty who left for the Foundation for Cooperative Housing. He will be based at 5200 Harper and introduced at tonight’s Community Conservation Council meeting at the Lutheran School of Theology.
Alderman Leon Despres announces the annual spring clean-up with mechanical sweepers due in the Fifth Ward in about three weeks. Residents must place winter dirt in refuse containers and clear gutters to aid sweeping, which faces four-week spelling and car-park obstacles.
Kozminski School principal Donald Cohen suffered a cracked rib and bruises after an attack by Kozminski PTA President Robert Moore. Moore, charged with aggravated battery, posted a $2 000 bond and faces Violence Court on March 30.
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