Chicago Sister Cities International Program established (1990)

CTL-E-1673 · Event · other · 1990s

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Mayor Richard M. Daley's Executive Order 90-1 establishes the Chicago Sister Cities International Program for the benefit of the City of Chicago, its residents, and its businesses.

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City of Chicago — held at
The Chicago Sister Cities International Program was established by mayoral executive order in Chicago, Illinois in 1990.

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Chicago Sister Cities International — organized → this record

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Chicago City Clerk - Executive Order 90-1 (primary source)

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