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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1978

Page

9

Aiken Housing Authority Accepts Applications for New Project

The $3 million low rent housing project on S C 19 near completion accepts applications. Units include 46 elderly and handicapped and 54 family apartments with 5 percent wheelchair access. Rents on a sliding scale average about 20 percent of income. Applications are not first come first served and require income and tenancy checks. Funding comes from HUD project notes. after 40 years the project reverts to city management.

S.C. 19 Aiken Housing Authority Ervin Koon Koon U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Multimedia Acquires Music City News

Greenville based Multimedia Inc buys 100 percent of minority stock in Music City News from Faron Young and two other shareholders. The company already held 51 percent and says Music City News will continue under current management at the Clarksville Leaf Chronicle plant in Tennessee. Purchase price not disclosed.

Greenville Ap) Multimedia, Inc Music City C. Weary Multimedia Faron Young Music City News Wearn Betty Cox Nashville Clarksville (Tenn Leaf Chronicle

Soviet Emigration Visa Granted for Kozhevnikov Family

Yevgeny Kozhevnikov and his wife and their six year old son received exit visas to emigrate to Israel. They plan to depart December 19. They were among 18 families helped by Sen. Edward Kennedy during his Moscow visit. Two other families left recently. Leo David Roytburg and family were refused last month.

Moscow Yevgeny Kozhevnikov Israel Kozhevnikovs Edward Kennedy D-Mass Leonid Brezhnev Benjamin Levich Jessica Katz Leo David Roytburg

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