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The president of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital With Al Hunt” airing this weekend that she is “cautiously optimistic” that a deal will be reached to end Chicago’s teachers’ strike within a couple of days.
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The coalition of Richard-M.-Daley- is-the-greatest-mayor-ever includes Rick Garcia , Marca Bristo and Abner Mikva . That may not seem like such a big deal as they’re all Chicagoans, where Daley has been mayor for 21 years.
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The late Chicago newspaper columnist Mike Royko correctly predicted what would happen after the city’s first Mayor Daley died of a heart attack in office a few days before Christmas in 1976.
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The Chicago that Richard M. Daley transformed and will hand off in May to the next mayor can be seen from the corner of Chicago Avenue and Larrabee Street.
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Chicago’s Board of Education , stung by delayed aid from Governor Pat Quinn and a credit-rating downgrade, is paying almost twice as much as comparably rated schools for taxable Qualified School Construction Bonds.
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Rahm Emanuel, White House chief of staff and former U.S. representative, wants to add one more title to his resume before leaving public life: mayor of Chicago.
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Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley won’t seek another term in office, clearing the way for a potential run by White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel next year.
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White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, who earlier this month expressed interest in being mayor of Chicago, told his hometown media to calm down on the notion that he will run for that office in the near future.
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Chicago’s agreement for a Morgan Stanley partnership to run its parking meters for 75 years, expected to cost drivers $11.6 billion, has Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles rethinking their own deals.
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Chinese heir-apparent Xi Jinping’s trip to the U.S. this week will focus on building relations with local officials clamoring for investment and export markets, expanding a second front for bilateral ties as anti-China rhetoric rises in Washington and on the campaign trail.
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