Cleaner Air Workshop In Hyde Park Kenwood This October
A community workshop on curbing air pollution will be held October 22 at 8 p.m. in the Lutheran School of Theology. Hyde Park Kenwood groups will outline city and local action programs targeting coal burning furnaces and industrial pollution. Speakers from the Department of Air Pollution Control and Corporation Counsel will explain how to report violations and new laws effective next July.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Cleaner Air Committee
The
Tuberculosis Institute
Lutheran School of Theology
E. 55Th
Hyde Park
Lehman Reid
Joseph Comella
Department of Air Pollution Control
Stuart Sirkevitz
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Steve Berry
University
Sharon Jeffrey
Community Conservation Council
47Th Place
47Th
48Th
Ingleside
Drexel
Edwin Rothschild
Blackstone
West Pocket Park
Cornell
Chicago Housing Authority
Kenwood
Fifth Army
Hyde Park Cooperative Society
Court House
Walker Sandback
Co-op
New York
Seymour Banks
Charles Beckett
E. Hyde Park Blvd
Metropolitan Sanitary District Amends Sewage Rules
The Metropolitan Sanitary District passed two amendments to Appendices A and B of the Sewage and Waste Disposal Ordinance aimed at closing all storm sewer outfalls into Lake Michigan and reducing hexane solubles discharge into the sewage system. Testimony included Joseph Karaganis and Mrs. Lambert Botts as featured speakers.
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United States Steel
Metropolitan Sanitary District
Joseph
Karaganis
Kenwood
Lambert Botts
Blackstone
Lake Michigan
Community Viet Nam Moratorium events in Hyde Park Kenwood
Hoe community participates in a Viet Nam Moratorium with a Rockefeller Chapel convocation at 9 a.m. featuring Rev. Jesse Jackson and Harvey Cox. A 10:30 a.m. bus transfer to downtown, leafletting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and a noon rally led by Cong. Abner Mikva at Civic Center Plaza.
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Hyde Park- Kenwood
Rockefeller Chapel
59Th
Woodlawn
Jesse Jackson
Harvey Cox
Harvard
Edward Mondello
Business Executives For Peace
Viet Nam
Civic Center Plaza
Cong
Abner Mikva
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Michael Barnett
University of Chicago College
Cong. Mikva
Crowding as a More Immediate Threat Than Overpopulation
Bernard Asbell discusses crowding as the real danger behind population growth. He cites research linking dense living to stress, adrenal response, and potential violence, arguing food shortages are a later consequence if crowding persists.
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Boston-to-Washington
Three
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Chicago
Izzy
MSD
Council of
Mandel Hall
57Th
Mikva
Ald. Rayner
Peter Novick
Kimbark
Theodore Lowi
Richard Lewontin
CCC
Hyde Parker
Bernard Asbell
F.D.R
Connecticut
By Bernard Asbell