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The [Wednesday] Papers
"Demolition of the University of Chicago-owned American Taxi Service building at 5608 S. Stony Island Ave. is expected to begin this week and will continue until the end of November," the Chicago Maroon reports.
"The American Taxi Service building, built in 1928, was formerly used by Facilities Services and later converted into a rehearsal space for Court Theatre. However, Court Theatre moved out of the space in 2013. It has been vacant since then."
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The Internet has no love for the American Taxi Service building, besides this Flickr photo, but it looks pretty cool and historic to me. 😢
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Abortion Access
"Planned Parenthood has quietly been building a new abortion clinic in Illinois, just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, as Missouri women concerned about the uncertain future of a St. Louis clinic flock across the state line," AP reports.
"Planned Parenthood officials said Wednesday that the 18,000-square-foot (1,700-square-meter) clinic in Fairview Heights, 12 miles east of St. Louis, will provide abortion care as well as family planning. It opens later this month."
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Boo Beetlejuice
"Chicago's throwback pop culture pop-up bar bubble shows no signs of bursting anytime soon," Eater Chicago notes.
"The Bassline at 2239 S. Michigan Avenue will host the latest, based on Tim Burton's classic 1988 movie Beetlejuice, which starred Michael Keaton as the crude and comedic spirit."
I'm only including this item as an opportunity to tell y'all that I did not care for that movie.
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New on the Beachwood today . . .
Exclusive! Lori Lightfoot's Libraries
Another Beachwood Special Report.
You can check out any book you want, but you can never leave!
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Watch This Painful 1980 AM Chicago Interview Of The Jam
'You probably first heard of it as something called punk rock, but now it seems to be called the new wave.'
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Why Do TV News Shows Book Liars?
'60 Minutes rarely aired live interviews because its producers knew how live TV could be commandeered.'
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The Laundromat
'A widow (Meryl Streep) investigates an insurance fraud, chasing leads to a pair of Panama City law partners (Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas) exploiting the world's financial system. Steven Soderbergh directs.'
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Nike's Doping Coach
'On Monday night, more than four years after the agency launched its investigation of medical misconduct and rules violations within AlbertoSalazar's prestigious Nike Oregon Project, an arbitration panel delivered perhaps the most resounding blow in track: It ruled that the world's most famous track coach had violated anti-doping rules and will be banned from the sport for four years.
"The news came as Salazar's athletes are dominating running's premier events. Two have set world records this year; others have already won gold at this week's World Championships or are set to race Tuesday night or later in the week; still others will vie for the win in the Chicago Marathon in two weeks. Effective immediately, Salazar can no longer coach those athletes - or any pro runners - and cannot serve on their support teams at events."
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Lake Mendota's Muck
A twist in the tale of the world's most-studied lake.
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ChicagoReddit
What is the address or intersection of that 2 story bungalow home in between skyscrapers? from r/chicago
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ChicagoGram
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ChicagoTube
The Waterboys at the Old Town School on Sunday night.
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BeachBook
Khashoggi.
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Global Shipping Companies Comply With Anti-Air Pollution Rules By Dumping Pollution Into The Sea Instead.
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How Much Money Do Parking Lots Actually Make?
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You Can Craft Your Own Crochet Freddie Mercury Doll Thanks To This Free Online Pattern.
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TweetWood
A sampling of the delight and disgust you can find @BeachwoodReport.
In court today, a judge questioned why the administration can't give an assurance they won't destroy records about Trump's calls with foreign leaders while a lawsuit goes forward. DOJ is hesitating. https://t.co/M5d4Z6r3h2
— Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) October 1, 2019
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Explosive story in the Times that bizarrely isn't even on its frontpage: Trump reportedly asked Boris Johnson for help to discredit the Mueller inquiry. https://t.co/BRcZbAmFSR
— Jane Bradley (@jane__bradley) October 2, 2019
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Trump told the border agents: Start turning away migrants. Keep them all out. Every single one of them. The country is full. After Trump left, McAleenan told agents to ignore him. You absolutely don't have authority to stop processing migrants, he warned. https://t.co/j7gMjvmEm6
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) October 2, 2019
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Trump told US diplomats an elaborate story about CNN building a $2 million studio in North Carolina and then tearing it down out of anti-GOP bias. The studio...never existed. He made up the whole thing.
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 2, 2019
That was one of his 59 false claims last week: https://t.co/gy4MbDoUeA
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Assignment Desk, localize!
New Research Reveals That One Quarter of California Funeral Homes in Urban Areas Use Loophole in State Law to Hide Prices https://t.co/HWiGioYXbN via @ConsumerFed
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) October 2, 2019
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The Beachwood Tip Line: Back to basics.
Posted on October 2, 2019
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