Neo-Nazi assembly in Berwyn mostly peaceful
In Berwyn Illinois a 20 minute neo Nazi rally led by Michael Allen drew about 130 officers and no arrests or injuries. A brief rock throwing skirmish occurred after the event as counter demonstrators clashed with residents.
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U.S
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Chicago woman knifed by driver after expressway crash
Mary Hannigan a 33 year old Loyola University law student was attacked on the Kennedy Expressway after a minor sideswipe. She suffered multiple stab wounds requiring over 100 stitches and was reported in good condition at the University of Illinois hospital. Police questioned a man who resembled the attacker but released him after determining he was not the assailant.
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Lack of funds may force Oberman from state attorney general race
Illinois attorney general bid by Al derman Martin J. Oberman faces funding shortfalls. Reports say $250000 pledges are needed to launch a primary, but only $70000 had been pledged by Friday. Oberman plans to stay in the race against Neil F. Hartigan despite cautions from campaign sources.
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Illinois
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High court divided on death penalty
Illinois Supreme Court orders Cornelius Lewis to be electrocuted on May 14 after conviction for the 1978 Decatur bank guard slaying. Justices debate stare decisis and argue the death penalty law is flawed while some call for striking the statute as arbitrary and unequal in application.
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Power and Authority in the Catholic Church Cardinal Cody
In a new Notre Dame Press book, Rev. Charles Dahm and Robert Ghelardi examine Cardinal Cody’s 16 year Chicago tenure and his clash with reformist priests. The work focuses on institutional power rather than unfolding fundraising allegations amid a federal grand jury probe.
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Charles Dahm
University of Notre Dame Press
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