Home Builders Association Moves Into Housing Center
The National Association of Home Builders relocates its 78 staff to the new eight story National Housing Center at 1625 L Street Washington DC. The facility groups exhibits offices library and conference spaces with a roof garden and an auditorium for demonstrations and meetings.
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National Association of Home Builders
Wational Housing Center
L Street
Washington, D.C
NAHB
John M. Dick
Bidding Flaws Highlight Bridge Contract Debate
In a South dealer, vulnerable contract, a supposedly expert pair faltered after the West four heart cue trial. With North urging clubs, South’s heart hold caused a one trick penalty. Analysts: South’s 2D response and the ensuing safety nets left room for better club aims and a safer game, with potential six clubs against any defense.
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Declarer
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Hearts
North-South
North
Worth
Holrump
Red Cross Asks For Flood Relief Funds
The American Red Cross renews its plea for flood relief contributions to aid an eight state disaster area. Leon Jaworski of Houston says funds will aid current flood victims, with 300 volunteers already aiding the effort. Contributions may be sent to Red Cross 2000 Smith Street Houston.
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Red Cross
Houston
United States
American Red Cross
Leon Jaworski
Houston-Harris County
Euwin C. Cram
New York
Connecticut
Cram
Hidalgo County
Texas
Jeworski
RE. Roland Mallman
Arcan National Red Cross
Jawor- Ski
ARC Flood Relief Fund
Smith Street
U. S
Investment earnings in U S hit 2 billion
The Commerce Department reported that earnings on private U S investments abroad rose to a record 2.53 billion in 1994 while total long term investments gained about 5 billion. The Office of Business Economies noted the increase since 1931 is about 100 million.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Office of Business Economies
Jaundice Killed Japanese Fisheman Not Fallout
A Defense Department official stated that jaundice, not fallout, caused the death of a Japanese fisherman exposed to fallout from the 1952 hydrogen bomb test at Engebi. Dr. Frank B. Berry said the fact has been known and voiced at medical meetings.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Enbwetok
Frank B. Berry
Defense
Timely Tips On Fire Equipment Use In Businesses
Practical guidance from Institutions Magazine via the American Hotel Association urges proper extinguisher placement training and maintenance. Recommend one extinguisher per 2,500 square feet with travel limits of 500 feet, include all staff in training, provide hands on discharge practice, and use UL listed devices. establish a regular maintenance and recharge schedule.
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Institutions
American Hotel Association
AHA
He'd Better Stay Off Of Flag Poles
Oklahoma City reports a four year old flagpole sitter, Richard Blandy, recovering after a second fall that caused a skull fracture and other injuries. A gale toppled his 50 foot pole at Wedgewood Amusement Park during a 56 mph storm, ending his 16th day attempt to break a flagpole sitting record.
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Oklahoma City
Tadath
Richard
Dixie) Blandy
Blandos Perea
Chicago
Blandy
Wedgewood
Demo Leader Raps Nixon On Lee Case
Beverly Wills reports Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler accused Vice President Richard Nixon of intellectual dishonesty over the Sammy Lee home buying ban due to deed racial restrictions. Butler cited deeds signed in Southern California and Washington, D C, linking Nixon to inhibiting Lee from purchasing in Garden Grove California.
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Beverly Wills
Calif
Paul Butler
Richard Nixon
Sammy Lee
Rifler
Nixon
California
Lee
Garden Grove
Old Door Becomes A Kids Table In A Snap
Create a sturdy youngsters table from an old door by using water or gas pipe legs with screw fittings. Fit protectors to floors, remove hardware, cover edges with Masonite strips, and top with a painted or varnished surface. Legs can be lengthened as children grow for years of indoor or outdoor use.
Three Ton Elephant Judy Causes Destruction Near Ringling Circus
A three ton elephant named Judy broke loose from Ringling Bros and plowed a two mile path of destruction before it was subdued. Circus workers and about 149 volunteers helped corral the animal in a vineyard. Damage included grape vines fences and clothes lines.
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Kennewica
Judy
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Pauling Circus
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