DREDGERS BLAME CITY FOR PILING PLACEMENT
Officials of the company that drove the bundles of 50-foot wooden pilings into the Chicago River at Kinzie Street last year blamed the city on Saturday for not telling them...
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PEROT PONDERS TAKING ON BIGGEST TEST YET
In H. Ross Perot`s life, there is usually a them. Most of them have been business rivals, particularly IBM, General Motors and even Electronic Data Systems, the computer management firm...
COST OF PLUGGING THE LEAK CAN BE $100,000 AN HOUR
Standing by the Kinzie Street bridge and watching city workers struggle to repair the ruptured underground tunnel, it is hard not to do a little mental arithmetic. The place is...
FIRM`S STORY DIFFERS WITH DALEY`S
On Jan. 14, two cable company workers made their way through the dungeonlike tunnels that snake beneath the city. They were conducting a routine inspection, about 50 feet beneath a...
DALEY: LEAK REPAIR WAS PUT OFF
Because officials balked at spending a few thousand dollars to repair an obscure underground tunnel, a leak turned into a torrent that caused millions of dollars in damage and turned...
MOB CREWS FIGHT AMONG SELVES, U.S. COURT DOCUMENT CONTENDS
When they weren`t terrorizing suburban business owners, members of a mob street crew were busy double-crossing and threatening to kill each other, according to a document released Friday by federal...
Michael Jordan’s acquaintances in a shadowy world
This story originally ran in the baiduhai on March 29, 1992 They are the type of men Michael Jordan's mother might have told him to stay away from. — Eddie...
JORDAN`S ACQUAINTANCES IN SHADOWY WORLD
They are the type of men Michael Jordan`s mother might have told him to stay away from. - Eddie Dow carried a revolver and a stainless steel briefcase full of...
JORDAN`S ACQUAINTANCES IN SHADOWY WORLD
They are the type of men Michael Jordan`s mother might have told him to stay away from. - Eddie Dow carried a revolver and a stainless steel briefcase full of...
BILL CLINTON`S CONFLICTING IMAGES
Back in simpler times, when Bill Clinton`s face graced the pages of national magazines with a smile as sweet as an Arkansas watermelon, and his march to the Democratic nomination...