Thanks to Daly for bank table aiding elderly
Daniel Silverstein of the Council for Jewish Elderly thanks Dennis Daly of Hyde Park Bank and Trust Co for allowing a charity table at the bank. The note credits Shagam from the agency for coordinating the effort to inform Hyde Park seniors about available benefits.
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Dennis Daly
Hyde Park Bank and Trust Co
East 53Rd Street
Chicago
Ilinois
The
Council For Jewish Elderly
Daniel Silverstein
Evaluation Service Center Council For Jewish Elderly
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Joyce Lanphar criticizes Alderman Despres for his Hyde Park Herald remark about stray dogs and race. She argues the claim about dogs in changing neighborhoods is unprovable and harmful to the community. She suggests Frances Vander voort avoid germs by living under a glass dome.
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Frances S. Vandervoort
Hyde Park
Neighbor Noise Prompts Call for Good Policy
A Hyde Park resident complains about loud music from neighbors playing WSDM FM until 12:15 A.M. He dislikes calling police and asks readers to consider a good neighbor policy to reduce disturbances and keep mornings quiet.
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Wsdmfm
Penny Lane
Letter to the Editor on Hyde Park Litter and Noise
A reader responds to Ms. Dunn's Herald column on litter, arguing the problem reflects regional decline rather than behavior, and complains of loud stereo music after 10 PM plus rising car insurance costs. Name withheld.
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Dunn
Lake Side Lawn Bowling Club Spotlight
The Hyde Park Herald highlights the Lake side Lawn Bowling club and thanks Mary Nowlen for her article. Residents appreciate Chicago Park District facilities and hope the piece boosts interest in the game of bowls.
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Mary Nowlen
Hyde Park
Chicago Park
Destroying the temple Some thoughts on Sinai Sholom matter
A confirmand of Sinai laments internal actions aimed at destroying the temple and mourns the loss of tradition if Sinai is displaced. A former Hyde Parker notes the community impact. The writer also sees brief economic savings in a merger but prays Sinai remains as is.
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Hyde Parker
Sinai
Michael L. Lowenthal
Alderman Despres on Illinois Central Gulf commuter issues
Despres outlines two ICG cases: service reduction and fare increase, with a potential ICC ruling by October 12 on restoring pre July 1 schedules. Community groups, city departments, and residents push for due hearing procedures and oppose suburban discrimination amid large fare hike challenges.
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Illinois Central Gulf
Illinois Commerce Commission
ICG
Commission
Hyde Park
South Shore
63Rd Street
Law Department
George Miller
East 56Th Street
Hyde Park Kenwood
Matteson
Richton
IC Industries
Park Forest South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Springfield meeting debates flat grant plan for public aid
State Representative Robert E. Mann reports on the August session of the Legislative Advisory Committee on Public Assistance in Springfield. Nine witnesses urged delaying a vote on the Illinois Consolidated Standard Plan to allow study and public hearings. The plan bases aid on family size, adult presence, and geography, reallocating many existing special allowances and leaving no funds for pregnant or diabetic needs.
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Legislative Advisory Committee On Public Assistance
Department of Public Aid
IDPA
Springfield
Joseph Gardner
Woodlawn Organization
Addie Garel
East 63Rd Street
LeVerta Williams
S. Marquette
Dorothy Galloway
West 95Th
Ginger Mack
South Blackstone
Illinois Welfare Rights Organization
Michael Lefkow
S. Blackstone
Chicago Council of Lawyers
Jan Linfield
S. Kenwood
Woodlawn Child Health Center
Ruby Mabry
Ilinois Welfare Rights Organization
Independent Voters of Illinois
National Association of Social Workers
United Charities of Chicago
DuPage County Welfare Organization
Illinois Union of Social Service Employees
Cornell Davis
Chi
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