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Rahm's May 21, 2012 public schedule. Croatia Prime Minister reception

By Lynn Sweet

The Public Schedule for Mayor Rahm Emanuel May 21, 2012

Mayor Emanuel will deliver brief remarks at an international summit focused on ending malnutrition, titled 1,000 Days to Change the Future: Making Malnutrition History.

WHEN: 1:15 PM

WHERE: Chicago History Museum

1601 N. Clark Street

Chicago, IL *

* There will be no media availability following this event.

Mayor Emanuel will join the Prime Minister of Croatia to attend a reception paying tribute to Mestrovic.

WHEN: 6:45 PM

WHERE: Sante Fe Building

224 S. Michigan Avenue.

Chicago, IL *

* There will be no media availability following this event.

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