Aid Now To Save Homes From Foreclosure Law Limits Aid
Congress debates emergency loans of 760 million dollars for unemployed homeowners behind on mortgages but aid would target families with average incomes at or below twenty thousand dollars. HUD issues guide urging immediate action and steps to contact lenders and seek counseling. Mortgage rates are expected to stay in double digits through 1983 and 1984.
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Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Mortgage Bankers Association
HUD
Samuel Pierce Jr
Veterans Administration
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colo
U.S. League of Savings Institutions
Retired Managers Support Safety Reports Over Payoff Violations
Ex Mennagers favor employee reports to government on safety problems but oppose disclosing price fixing illegal kickbacks or foreign bribes. The survey found support for whistleblower protection and government regulation, with many saying top executives set the ethical tone and knew of violations.
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Washington
U.S
Marine Conservationist Opposes Navy Nuclear Sub Dump Plans
Charleston workshop features Oceanic Society Vice President Thomas Jackson arguing Navy plans to sink obsolete submarines at sea would expose U S waters to low level radioactive waste from across the country. He notes South Carolina hosts Barnwell and Savannah River high level dumps and urges caution due to unknown deep sea impacts.
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Charleston
South Carolina
National Marine Conservation Group
Navy
Oceanic Society
Thomas Jackson
Jackson
Barnwell
Savannah River
Parliaments Debate Endorsing Lebanon Israel Withdrawal Pact
Lebanese and Israeli parliaments meet to consider endorsing the final text of a U.S. mediated troop withdrawal pact. Syria and the PLO threaten to derail the agreement with war, while Arafat urges a powerful resistance. Security tightens in Beirut as Begin’s government faces votes.
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Lebanon
Israel
Beirut
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Abdul-Halim Khaddam
As-Safir
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
Damascus
WAFA
Arafat
Middle East
Arab World
Survey: Half of married women admit affairs
The study for Playgirl by the Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality surveyed 1,207 women aged about 35 who had been married 14 years on average. It found 43 percent reported affairs or current involvement and 52 percent felt guilt.
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New York
Playgirl Magazine
The
Institute For the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality
Alfred Charles Kinsey
Kinsey
Ohio
California
North Carolina
Washington, D.C
Wallaby Books
Ted Mcllvenna
Institute
McIllvenna
Dianne Grosskopf
Vice Presi
Archibald Cox recalls hearing loss when tapped for Watergate probe
Archibald Cox says a morning call from then Attorney General Elliott Richardson caused permanent hearing loss in his right ear. The visiting UC Boulder law professor recounts telling Richardson he needed time to consider and later accepting the special prosecutor post.
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Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
University of Colorado School of Law
Boulder
Colo
U.S
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
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Frank Rizzo
Chuck Smith
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Maureen Reagan
Ms. Reagan
Washington State Women’s Political Caucus
Seattle
Reagan
Marvin Hamlisch
Queens College
Hamlisch
SCNOO
Aaron Copland
Crepe de Chine
Seersucker
Kara Linen
Csra Special Order Headquarters
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