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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1965

Page

8

Federal Officials To Speak At Urban Development Clinic

Federal housing and urban renewal leaders will address a two day Urban Redevelopment division meeting in Washington D C October 21 and 22. Robert C Weaver administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency will give the principal address at 10 a m October 22. William L Slayton and Philip N Brownstein will speak at lunch October 22. The gathering aims to link federal agencies local public bodies and redevelopers with seminars on market analyses and informal discussions led by top agency staff.

Urban Redevelopment Division Action Council For Better Cities Washington, D.C Lewis E. Kitchen Action Division City Reconstruction Corp Robert C. Weaver Housing and Home Finance Agency William L. Slayton Philip N. Brownstein Washington Fed Eral Division Slayton and Brownstein

New Report Sees Upswing in Housing Starts in 1965

A U S L League release says housing markets brighten as nonfarm starts rise in eight months to 602,300 this year versus 637,200 last year. April tops year earlier. May near identical. year-end outlook favors single family over multifamily starts with a dip in permits for multi family housing.

U.S. Savings and Loan League

Market contrasts widen across local housing markets

The report details broader differences in local markets with gains in the Northeast and South offset by declines in the West. Single family building up 27 percent, down 31 percent, apartments up 37 percent, down 34 percent, 29 percent flat. Vacancy across rental units sits at 7.7 percent in Q2, 7.5 percent in late 1964, with South and West showing higher homeowner vacancy and Northeast the lowest. A London Airport hush and noise mitigation funds are noted, with $280 per resident proposed for soundproofing against jet traffic.

North Central London

Lantern Restaurant expands with grill and takeout menu

Lantern Restaurant at North and Linden adds a gas-fire charcoal grill in a new front area. The feature enables a revised menu including charcoal broiled burgers pastrami delicate roast beef and corn beef sandwiches plus baked ham with a new full breakfast and lunch. The remodel extends over five years culminating in a redesigned interior and a shortened bar area. William G. Pappas owner has led the changes since 1952 and the Lantern has operated at the corner for about 35 years with roots tracing to Gus Pappas and William Yerazunis who started the business after a Summer Street lunch cart era.

Sbrler North Linden Streets William G. Pappas Lantern Mr. Pappas Pappas William Yerazunis Gus Gus Pappas Yerazunis Summer Street Pittsfield Pittsfield High School

August Massachusetts construction contracts fall 15 percent

Dodge Co reports August 1965 Massachusetts future construction contracts totaling 90.34 million, down 15 percent from August 1964. Nonresidential 36.45 million, down 15 percent. residential 44.73 million, down 19 percent. nonbuilding 9.16 million, up 4 percent. Eight month total 717.67 million, up 1 percent. nonresidential 271.04 million, down 5 percent. residential 316.56 million, down 10 percent. other 130.07 million, up 69 percent.

Boston Massachusetts FW. Dodge Co McGraw-Hill, Inc Dodge John A. Davidson

Timber Growth Surpasses Logging in U S Forests

The U S Forest Service reports a survey showing timber growing in America is nearly six percent higher than the amount removed by harvesting and natural causes, indicating expanding stock and healthier forests.

Forests of America U.S. Forest Service

Evergreens Brighten Winter Yards Says Nurserymen

Generous plantings of evergreens stay colored year round to keep temperate properties from looking drab in winter. Red berried trees and shrubs add warmth, says the American Association of Nurserymen.

New York UPI American Association of Nurserymen

Water Line Aid for Growth Areas Proposed

President Johnson backs a housing and city development aid plan that would allow the federal government to pay up to 40 percent of water and sewer line costs in regions projected to experience population growth.

President Johnson

Fall Open Season for Summer Home Hunting

Fall offers more homes, lower prices, and more time for details on cost and upkeep. Aldo Martin of Flexalum advises checking neighbor reliability, choosing durable materials, and ensuring a sturdy foundation, roof, and siding. Consider local lenders for extended loan options with area knowledge.

Aldo Martin Flexalum Alcan Aluminum Corp

Turn Garage Into Room For Play

When wintry or wet weather keeps preschoolers indoors, transform the garage into a playroom using colorful ceramic tile walls and floors. Tile resists scratches and stains, cleans easily, and endures rubber balls and trikes. the car can move to a carport, and tile from the Tile Council of America marks domestic quality.

Bailiwick Tile Council of America Trade Association of Domestic Manufacturers

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