Reagan housing panel urges broad changes in shelter policy
Reagan appointed commission urges major shifts in housing construction and financing. It stresses fiscal discipline and private markets while noting a continued government role to address poor housing needs. Proposals include cutting federal housing spending, expanding savings and loan powers, pre empting local rent control, and tax credits for mortgage investors.
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Young boy 12 set to graduate from Boise State University
Jay Luo, age 12, is poised to become the youngest U.S. college graduate after completing a bachelor of science in mathematics at Boise State University. Adviser Dr. William Mech notes the feat as remarkable and potentially intimidating while Luo prepares for postgraduate study at Stanford.
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Red Brigades Got Arms From PLO, Court Hears
Antonio Savasta testified in a Rome court that the Red Brigades received two large weapons shipments from the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1978 and 1979. He linked the arms to plans to attack Israeli targets in Europe and said Moretti arranged contacts via a Paris office. The testimony comes during the trial of 63 BR defendants over the 1978 murder of Aldo Moro.
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Plane crash near border kills nine including two Americans
A small commuter plane crashed near the Sarabena border area killing nine people, including Parker Drilling Co. employees Raymond Strong and Ralph Cooley from Houston. The Bogota departure at 7 a.m. and crash around 9 a.m. four miles from Sarabena Airport were confirmed by authorities.
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Sarabena, Colombia
O'Hare Retains World’s Busiest Airport Title
O'Hare International Airport remained the world's busiest in 1981, handling over 37.9 million passengers despite a 13 percent drop. Hartsfield Atlanta followed with about 37.6 million, with Los Angeles 32.7 million, Heathrow 27.5 million, and JFK 25.7 million in the top ranks.
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New Home Sales Fall 9.5 Percent in March
Government data show March sales of new houses at 31 000 before seasonal adjustment, the lowest in 19 years, with an annual rate of 334 000. February's revised rate was 369 000, while the median price rose to 68 300 and the average to 86 700 amid Sunbelt strength and declines in the Northeast and North Central regions.
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Poland Frees 275 Internees in Martial Law Easing
Poland released 275 internees as the first batch of up to 1,000 prisoners in the easing of martial law. Among those freed were 57 Warsaw residents including dissident actress Halina Mikolajska from Bialoleka prison and 154 others in the Katowice region. About 64 women, a third of the internees, were freed.
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