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• Meyer Brothers Drug Company
  ...6011 Scott Hamilton Drive during the 1960s-era [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. *"More Goes On Than Meets the Eye in Urban Renewal," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' June 27, 1965.
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• Burgess Hotel
  ...demolished several months later as part of the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. *George Bentley, "Urban Renewal: It's Changing the Face of Little Rock," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' March 27, 19
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• Buddy's Cafe
  ...s demolished a few months later as part of the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. *George Bentley, "Urban Renewal: It's Changing the Face of Little Rock," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' March 27, 19
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• Markham Street Barbershop
  ...s demolished a few months later as part of the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. The barbershop was operated for thirty years from the 1920s to t *George Bentley, "Urban Renewal: It's Changing the Face of Little Rock," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' March 27, 19
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• Park Hotel
  ...s demolished a few months later as part of the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. It was formerly known as the [[Arkansas Hotel]]. *George Bentley, "Urban Renewal: It's Changing the Face of Little Rock," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' March 27, 19
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• Legal Row
  ...lost its concentration of attorneys during the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. Attorneys with offices in neighborhood included [[Arch Campbell] *George Bentley, "Urban Renewal: It's Changing the Face of Little Rock," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' March 27, 19
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• Johnnie's Shoe Shop
  ...tol Avenue in Little Rock. Under the 1960s era [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]] the shop moved to the 100 block of Main Street.
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• USO Building
  ...ng was demolished in the late 1960s during the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]].
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• Continental Trailways Bus Depot
  ...Rock. The bus station was demolished under the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]] in the late 1960s.
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• Central Core Development Plan
  ...ogram manager of the plan was [[George L. Wildgen]], executive director of Urban Progress. "Central LR Plan to Be Developed by Urban Progress," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' May 21, 1968.
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• George Millar Jr.
  ...ock Chamber of Commerce]] during the 1960s-era [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]].
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• Noland Blass Jr.
  ...thor of the [[Main Street 1969 plan]] and [[Capitol Place plan]] for urban renewal in the city in the 1960s. He also participated in the design of the [[Wilbu ...y for the Future]]. He was chairman of the [[Little Rock Housing Authority Urban Design Committee]] and past president of the [[Metropolitan YMCA]], [[Arkan
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• Jason Rouby
  ...y 1, 1962, when he joined the Omaha Chamber of Commerce to help with urban renewal activities in that Nebraska city.
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• B. Finley Vinson
  ...[[Little Rock Housing Authority]]. Vinson has said of his time with urban renewal in the 1950s: "I think it missed some of its goals, and there were serious *John A. Kirk, "'A Study in Second-Class Citizenship': Race, Urban Development and Little Rock's Gillam Park, 1934-2004," ''Arkansas Historica
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• Max D. Gold
  Gold was a president of urban renewal organization [[Downtown Little Rock Unlimited]]. He helped establish the [[
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• New Town In-Town
  ...s and displacement of people during the 1960s [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]] had in some ways harmed the "character" of downtown Little Rock. ...o remain in the area by providing regular foot patrols by police officers. Urban residential rehabilitation was recommended over blight removal, as was the
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• Ninth Street
  ...at cut through the neighborhood and during the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. Three blocks on the north side of Ninth Street west of Broadway
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• University Park
  ...964 to 1977 the area was redeveloped under the [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]]. Two hundred and eighty two acres were revitalized west of Univer *Bob Stover, "Sweeping 'Renewal' Ending Quietly," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' November 2, 1977.
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• Community Development Block Grant program
  ...threat to black neighborhoods as was the 1960s [[Central Little Rock Urban Renewal Project]] because land and buildings were not condemned without the approva *Bob Stover, "Sweeping 'Renewal' Ending Quietly," ''Arkansas Gazette,'' November 2, 1977.
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• Little Rock Housing Authority
  ...he debate over integration later in the decade. Conservatives dubbed urban renewal "socialistic." Liberals called it "Negro removal." Adolphine Terry, who org [[Category:Urban renewal]]
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