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The research about urban design within sustainable development system in Chicago descripts about environmental planning, renewable energy, to be appropriated with economic development that is going on in the city. Sustainability planning in the first skyscraper city in the world began with Heat Wave tragedy that caused by the global warming effect on 1995 having 3 eminent programmes, include Chicago Climate Action Plan, Chicago Green Roof Program, and Chicago Conservation Corps. The earnestly of this city on sustainable development showed from the unceasing and effectively city strategies and ordinances that launched by the Chicago government, also the departments is very massive to support sustainable development. Fund incentive, technical support, and great enthusiasm is totally given to the Chicago inhabitants. The research method that used to explain this research is content analysis. The environment responsibility showed on Chicago city government's care for the aspect of waste, water, green roof, land, and tenant aggrement. The economic opportunities showed on Chicago city government's care for the aspect of transportation, air, and energy. The social equity principal showed by Chicago city government's actions with made a rehabilitations for slum areas, make research about housing and job opportunities, made a coalition for comprehensive education fund intercities, and made a Chicago conservation corps.Keywords: sustainable development, city, environment, resource, policy

Program for the First Midwest Library Conference and Exhibit held on November 3-5, 1971 at the Sherman House in Chicago, Illinois. The conference was sponsored by the Library Associations of Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin in conjunction with Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri. The banquet speaker was satirist Richard Armour. Program topics include data processing for libraries, library service to the unserved, continuing education for librarians, libraries and the political process, and faculty status for academic librarians.

Present:Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado, Jeffrey Berry, Michael Brintnall, Michael Desch, Morris Fiorina, Christopher Gelpi, Paul Gronke, Kerstin Hamann, Ange-Marie Hancock, Simon Hix, Mala Htun, Jeffrey Isaac, Niraja Jayal, David Lake, Taeku Lee, Jane Mansbridge, Lisa Martin, Kenneth Meier, Anne Norton, Laura Olson, G. Bingham Powell, Jr., Ronald Rogowski, Dara Strolovitch, Kathleen Thelen, Lynn Vavreck, Stephen Walt, and Angelia Wilson

"Meeting . jointly sponsored by the Chicago council on foreign relations and the National policy committee."--p. 1. ; Bibliography: p. 29. ; Mode of access: Internet.