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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1965

Page

14

Combination Storm Doors Need Special Attention

Spring is the time to summerize storm and screen doors. Lubricate hinges for smooth action and replace cracked glass inserts in fall. Store inserts safely away from children and pets. Adjust the closer screw when switching between glass and screen. Clean aluminum with vinegar or steel wool to prevent pitting and corrosion. Experts say winterize by removing glass in spring and re installing screens later.

Construction Increases In March 1965

New private construction expenditures reached 3.4 billion dollars in March 1965, up 10 percent from February and 2 percent above March 1964. Private nonfarm residential building rose to 1.8 billion, up 16 percent from February but 3 percent below March 1964, with a near unchanged seasonally adjusted annual rate from February to March. The total value of new construction, public and private, put in place in March was 4.7 billion, 11 percent above March 1964 estimates.

Census Bureau Mare Bureau

Small Volume Home Builders Increase in U S

The NAHB survey shows small-volume builders producing up to 25 homes yearly rose 6.9 percent since 1959 while large-volume builders fell by the same amount. They accounted for nearly 1 million units in 1964, about 65 percent of all housing starts.

Washington, D. C United States National Association of Home Builders NAHB Michael Sumichrast General Motors Ford Sumichrast

Realtors Support Cooperation Act

John A. Clem chairman of the Realtors' Washington Committee testified before the Senate subcommittee on Intergovernmental Relations last week. He said the National Association of Real Estate Boards supports the intergovernmental cooperation act of 1955, noting the bill offers systematic procedures that strengthen how state and local governments administer federal grant and loan programs.

John A. Clem Realtors’ Washington Senate Clem National Association of Real Estate Boards

FHA Agrees To Priority System For Urban Renewal Housing

The Urban Renewal Administration and the Federal Housing Administration reach an agreement to give urban renewal apartment projects priority over nearby competing units. FHA will plan early, insure mortgages for specified numbers and rentals, and screen nearby applications a year before sale to prevent overbuilding and maintain local balance.

Urban Renewal Administration Federal Housing Administration FHA

Planning a Kitchen Sink Layout and Equipment

The best sink position is under a window between the refrigerator and range, with the automatic dishwasher nearby. Most homes favor a two bowl sink, but options include single and triple bowls, drainboards, corner fits, and a swinging faucet with hose spray. A food waste disposer saves time. consult a plumbing contractor for professional kitchen planning.

Bureau

Patching Drive a Simple Chore From The House Doctor

Homeowners can repair weathered blacktop driveways with ready mixed asphalt and gravel patches or cold mix. Clean the area, place stones at the bottom if deep, tamp, fill, and cover with sand to prevent tire sticking. Drive over patch to compact, then a light oil coat on tools and a warm bag aid application.

Retirement Living Expands with Sunny Green Valley Arizona

The Green Valley retirement community south of Tucson, a $100 million phase driven project by the University of Arizona and Don Maxon, targets retirees nationwide. It offers 1150 garden apartments, clinics, parks, pools, and a golf course with rents from 80 dollars monthly. The project, funded initially by New York State Teachers Retirement System, attracts both affluent and modest-income seniors seeking year round sunshine and active leisure.

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