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Kate N. Grossman; The demolition of CHA high-rises has unearthed scores of squatters, including families, and the CHA is now taking steps, after several years of prodding, to help some of them become rent-paying tenants, officials announced Tuesday.

Kate N. Grossman; Redevelopment of one of the CHA's most notorious and decaying high-rise projects into a 1,300-unit mixed-income community won approval from the CHA's board Tuesday, starting a long-awaited SPENDING SPREE for the authority.

Harvey Grossman and Edward Feldman, Attorneys for CHA residents, American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois.

Kate N. Grossman; As the CHA relocates thousands of families out of public housing, it is converting its "vertical ghettos" into horizontal ones and is failing to provide promised help to down-and-out families, says a confidential report obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times.

Kate N. Grossman; Nine of out 10 families remaining at the Robert Taylor Homes, one of the Chicago Housing Authority's most downtrodden projects, are at risk of getting kicked out because of drug use, late rent or huge light bills, according to a new study that offers one of the first comprehensive looks at some of the CHA's most troubled families.

Kate N. Grossman; Two years after launching a massive plan to transform public housing, CHA officials said Tuesday that construction will finally start by this fall on its first two major mixed-income developments--including one at a site residents left 17 years ago.

Kate N. Grossman; The CHA is serving up big promises as it heads into the fourth year of an ambitious $1.6billion plan to transform public housing.

Jim McNeill and J.S. Fuerst.; Jim McNeill is a contributing editor of In These Times. J.S. Fuerst, an emeritus professor in social work at Loyola University, was the CHA's research director during the 1950s. They are writing an oral history of Chicago's public housing residents

Larry Lipson; Restaurant Critic

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