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POLITICAL TRAILBLAZERSHAROLD WASHINGTONHarold Washington was an African American politician whogained national prominence as the first African Americanmayor of Chicago.He served in the Illinois House of Representatives, the IllinoisState Senate, and the U.S. House of Representatives. Duringhis second term in Congress, Washington was persuaded byblack leaders to enter the 1983 mayoral race in Chicago.Campaigning for reform and an end to city patronage, he wonthe Democratic nomination by upsetting incumbent MayorJane Byrne and Richard M. Daley, the son of four-term mayorRichard J. Daley.In the general election, Washington narrowly defeatedBernard Epton, a virtually unknown white Republican, in arecord voter turnout tinged with racial overtones.Washington was often unable to implement his programsduring his first term in office because the opposition inCity Council controlled a majority of the 50 council seats.Washington ruled by veto.After a court ruled that several ward boundaries violated thelaw by disfranchising minority voters, new elections in those wards finally gave him control of the councilin 1986. The following year he was easily reelected to a second term even though he had pushed through anunpopular $70 million property tax increase.By the final months of 1987, Mayor Harold Washington was finally having things his own way. Elected to asecond term earlier in the year, Washington had a majority of the city’s 50 aldermen working with him.During his time as mayor, Washington had chipped away at the Democratic machine’s patronage system byappointing professionals, minorities and women to city positions. He had worked for economic developmentin neighborhoods rather than just downtown.Sitting in his fifth-floor office in City Hall one morning, talking to a press aide, he suddenly slumped over, hisface resting on the desktop. He had suffered a heart attack and died in office.britannica.com/biography/Harold-Washington and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Washington
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VOL 40 HOROSCOPE 2020 HOROSCOPE 202
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