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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1972

Page

10

Dallas Chamber approves first million-dollar budget

A RECORD BUDGET DALLAS AP The Dallas Chamber of Commerce has approved the first million-dollar budget in its history. The 1971 budget had originally stood at about $800,000 and was pared by roughly $75,000 earlier in the year.

Dallas Dallas Chamber of Commerce

Woman Who Runs a Betting Shop Hits Independent Note

LIVERPOOL England AP Paula Fudge runs a betting shop becoming a rare female bookie She opened a second shop with a five person staff after four years and keeps independence despite British industry consolidations She initially used the name P Whelan to hide her gender and paid up clients now know her well Paula married Malcolm Fudge who sold her security services and now helps run the business from Woodford near London with occasional home days.

Liverpool England Paula Fudge Ond Paula P. Whelan Pat Whelan Pat Britain Malcolm Fudge Woodford London Pye

Americans Near Three Million Housing Units If They Build

The AP notes that 1972 housing projections edge toward three million units, powered by population growth and mortgage funds. Mobile homes, now exceeding half a million yearly, reshape taxes and zoning as land costs and rents influence the market.

New York America

Nobel Peace Prize founder wished wars to be impossible

Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite, hoped for a substance so frightful it would make wars unthinkable. He shared this idea with Bertha von Suttner, a peace advocate, amid imperial age tensions before World War I. The piece also notes the Victor Herbert Foundation gift of 15000 dollars to Juilliard, announced by Herbert’s daughter.

Washington Alfred Nobel Bertha von Suttner

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