Levitt Sees World Housing Rise After American Decline
William Levitt, the pioneer of mass housing behind Levittowns, reflects on the end of volume building in the United States. He foresees new towns abroad as a cure for global housing shortages, cites Africa and India, and argues mass suburban models gave way to higher prices and environmental limits.
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International Telephone and Telegraph
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Greenvale
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America
América
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International Telephone and Telegraphee
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Real estate boom fueled by easy mortgage finance
Houston reports a surge in real estate activity as lenders offer low down payment options and private mortgage insurance. Juan Preston Martin of PMY Mortgage Insurance Co says housing demand will continue rising. He notes changes like graduated payment mortgages may emerge. Chicago realtor Eugene Melankey cites high-rise condos drawing whites into inner city living and improving integration.
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Preston Martin
PMY Mortgage Insurance Co
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National Association of Realtors
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Death notices and funeral details from Fremont and Oakland
Juan Arroya of Fremont died November 14 1976 aged wy years. Services set for November 8 at Fremont Chapel of the Roses and St Jovesh Church in Fremont with a Mass of Christian Burial. Burial details, obituary notes, and charitable memorial requests to American Cancer Society.
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Orphan Sues Alameda County Over Foster Care History
Dennis Smitty, a former ward, and California Foster Parents Association sue Alameda County Social Services for failing to seek adoption. Marion K. Love, secretary of the association and one of Smitty’s foster parents, leads the action seeking 500000 in punitive damages plus general damages for psychological distress.
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Doctor Stricken While Studying Legionnaire's Disease
Dr Sheila M Katz a Hahnemann Hospital researcher fell ill Sept 3 with symptoms like the Legionnaire's disease victims raising concern she may have contracted the illness The illness was diagnosed as viral pneumonia and officials cautioned it could be a coincidence The Bellevue Stratford Hotel linked Legionnaire's disease victims hosted a state federal forum on the illness and research efforts continue at the hospital with tissue samples under quarantine for study
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Richard Earl
Hahnemann
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Katz
Bellevue. Stratford
American Legion
Alcoholism symposium to be held in Newark
A Newark community center program tonight features a keynote by Ron Lockyer of the state bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control. After his talk, three discussion groups cover spotting pressures on youths, helping problem drinkers, and locating aid for alcoholics. Second Chance co sponsors the event.
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Ninelam
Second Chance
First woman Rose Ann Vuich enters California Senate
Rose Ann Vuich, the first woman elected to California's state Senate, rejects the label of women's libber while promising a larger voice for women. She notes campaign challenges from men, recalls being single with no children, and describes meeting Mills in the new Senate with the first women’s restroom. She also declined campaign help from party professionals.
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D-San Diego
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Phantasy Company to perform at Irvington High School
The Phantasy Company a six member actor musician group from the California Actors Theater will stage a 2 1 2 hour program at 7 30 Thursday in Valhalla Hall to raise funds for the advanced drama class. They have given over 2500 performances. Tickets are 2 at the door 175 for non students and 190 for students.
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Mental patients help deliver baby at state hospital
A woman gave birth in the acute psychiatric ward of a state mental hospital. Four male and female patients assisted as staff were absent during supper. The newborn and mother were later moved to a medical hospital in good health. The identity of the mother was not released.
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