Comment letters to the National Commission on Commission on Fraudulent Financial Reporting, 1987 (Treadway Commission) Vol. 2

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Comment letters to the National Commission on Commission on Fraudulent Financial Reporting, 1987 (Treadway Commission) Vol. 1

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"Chicago Works Together": 1984 Chicago Development Plan

Commissioned by Mayor Harold Washington and directed by Economic Development Commissioner Robert Mier, who convened key department heads in a series of retreats in the winter and spring of 1984. Mier provided them with copies of the transition document The Washington Papers to emphasize themes like "jobs, not real estate" and "balanced development" that had emerged in community meetings and during the 1983 election campaign. Washington had caught the neighborhood sentiment and sought to reverse decades-long practices of the earlier Richard J. Daley political machine which gave priority to downtown and corporate interests over those of low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. Chicago Works Together was framed to implement the campaign commitments, and became a thematic guidepost supporting such efforts through a set of city agencies

Building on the Basics: The Final Report of the Mayor’s Task Force on Steel and Southeast Chicago

Chicago Mayor Harold Washington introduced this 44 page report as an “inventory of recommendations” coming from the city’s Task Force on Steel and Southeast Chicago (1984-1986). The scope was expansive. There was equal focus on revitalization of the large basic steel producers – five mills that had employed tens of thousands of workers as late as the mid 1970s – and the regeneration of the Southeast Chicago area and the prospects for its population and labor force. As to steel production, there was much attention to the use of research institutions like the Argonne Laboratory to be leaders in steel production technology; and for the city to take the lead in national policies toward the industry. Relying on the substantial research by city staff, the Report also pointed to the large numbers of firms and substantial labor resources in ancillary steel related activities – steel service firms, already employing over 11 thousand seemed bound to increase in numbers due to changes in manufacturing practice in major steel-consuming industries

Warranty Deed for Walker Family Property

The deed describes land in Lake County, Michigan, where the Walker family established a summer residence