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    Apr 29, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Richard Daley leaves office as one of Chicago's most ambitious mayors

    Richard Daley leaves office this month as one of the most ambitious mayors Chicago ever had, a political heir who embraced and transcended his birthright but whose hands-on drive to improve the city he loved did not always match his reach.
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    Richard Daley leaves office this month as one of the most ambitious mayors Chicago ever had, a political heir who embraced and transcended his birthright but whose hands-on drive to improve the city he loved did not always match his reach. Chicago's...

    Tags: Corporate Crime, 2016 Olympic Games, Academic Progress, Harold Washington, Multi-Sport Events

    2. Nov 4, 2010 | Chicago Tribune

  2. Quinn, Kirk should raise a glass to good fortune

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    Sen.-elect Mark Kirk bought a beer Wednesday evening for his vanquished opponent, state Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias. But before Kirk leaves for Washington, he should also be sure to send a case of the finest spirits to the man who gave......
    3. Nov 11, 2010 | Chicago Tribune

  3. Preckwinkle names transition team

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    Posted by Hal Dardick at 8:59 a.m. Cook County Board President-elect Toni Preckwinkle has announced a bipartisan transition team full of heavyweights from politics, the business community and civic organizations. Among those appointed are former Gov....
    4. Mar 9, 2011 | Chicago Tribune

  4. A toast to all who wrote the death-penalty abolition story

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    To Rob Warden, who was there at the beginning… When Gov. Quinn put his signature on a bill today abolishing the death penalty in Illinois, he wrote the final line in a story that in a very real sense began......
    5. Dec 5, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. NO APOLOGIES, NO REGRETS

    Tribune senior correspondent
    Jane Byrne, the Mt. St. Helens of City Hall, is spouting off-again-on every topic imaginable, from politics to pantyhose. The tiny, blond dynamo always has an opinion. It might not be the same as yesterday's opinion, but . . . THAT'S THE GIST of the...

    Tags: Teresa Heinz Kerry, Transportation, Consumers, Harold Washington, Transportation Accidents

    6. Aug 25, 1996 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. The New Mayor Daley

    Tribune City Hall reporter
    A few years after Richard Michael Daley was married, when he was still heir to his father's business of running Chicago and Cook County, he came down with a terrible fever and flu. His voice was a raspy croak over the phone. "Honey, I'm sick," he told...

    Tags: John Kass, Industrial Accidents, Organized Crime, Transportation, Harold Washington

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