Anderson housing projects face HUD takeover and political tangle
Anderson currently has two federally backed housing developments in bankruptcy and under HUD control. Community Development Director C Alan Hernley accused Hillis and local papers of mischief while criticizing the congressman over Allen Chapel Terrace Estates and Pinetree Village. He suggested Hillis used low income housing politics ahead of his re election.
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Anderson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Anderson Community Development
C. Alan Hernley
Anderson Herald
Hernley
Elwood H
Bud) Hillis
Cong. Hillis
Robert L. Rock
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
Pinetree Village
Hillis
HUD
Allen Chapel
Hornley
Community Action Council
UAW
CAP Council
U.S. Congress
Cong
Rock
Two Times Two Is Four and More
A column critiques public math literacy and economic understanding, contrasting basic arithmetic with modern economics. It challenges misperceptions about corporate profits and oil company earnings, notes shifts to basics in schools, and warns against Ponzi-like mass wealth fantasies.
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Rainmanver Jethro
Beverly Hillbillies
Carter
Nis
Giamatti Gift Gift to American Letters Celebrated in NY
A colorful critique lauds Yale President A Bartlett Giamatti as a beacon for American intellectual life. The piece attacks linguistic decay, laments media tone, and praises preserving Judeo Christian roots while urging better writing and literacy nationwide.
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Alice Wiveven
New York City
Yale University
A. Bartlett Giamatti
Giamatti
Edwardachusetts
U Bs
Europe
U.S
United States
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Yale
U.S.A
California Tax Revolt Gains Ballot Drive With 1.2 Million Signatures
California moves toward a major tax revolt as Howard Jarvis leads United Taxpayers to qualify a property tax cap initiative on the next ballot. The measure would limit taxes to 1 percent of home value, amid fears of higher levies and state budget struggles.
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DY Runaly Reauan
California
Golden State
America
Mars
Howard Jarvis
United Taxpayers
Jarvis
Pews Brigade
Jerry Brown
Brown
Public Employees’ Union
Teachers’ ‘Union
League of Women Voters
Abzug rise in New York politics stirs national attention
Washington column by Kevin P. Phillips notes Bella Abzug creeping toward a concession as a possible replacement for Edward Koch in Manhattan's 381st district. The piece traces shifts in urban districts from GOP to liberal representation, citing historical contrasts and the evolving profile of affluent suburban voters.
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Kevin P. Phillis
Washington
KFS
Bella Abzug
New York City
Edward Koch
Congress
Manattan
381 Distret
Yesteryear
Gramercy Park
Park Ave
Central Park West
Franklin D Roosevelt
Bella ‘Abzug
Boston
Back Bay
Long Island
Chicago
Aelan
Pittsburgh
Detroit
San Francisco
Sun Belt
Houston
Dallas
Phoenix
L.A
San Diego
Manhattan
East Side
Colorado
Gary Hart
George McGovern
GOP
Thomas Jefferson
Treasury
Albert Gallatin
King Features, ‘Syndicate, Inc
Kennan Debates Discontainment in 1977 Century
Washington column outlines George Kennan's shift from containment to discontainment critique. Kennan argues detente failed due to hard liners and politics from Eisenhower to Nixon, urging a sober, inclusive debate on arms limits and mutual restraint. He warns of continuing Cold War dangers and calls for humility and open dialogue.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
Moscow
George Kennan
Soviet Union
Kennan
Churchill Kennan
Europe
Council of Foreign Relations
Russia
Ussr
Korea
Cuba
Eisenhower
Stalin
McCarthy
Nixon
Kremlin
Mong
Watergate
Kissinger
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Mernley
Mons
Soar
Phillips Survey
Serman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
The
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