Revived Section 235 program eyed to boost homeownership
The Ford administration plans an early 1976 release of 264.1 million dollars for new moderate income homeownership subsidies. HUD secretary Carla Hills says the revised Section 235 will stimulate about 6.5 billion dollars in construction and create 500,000 jobs, targeting households earning up to 80 percent of regional median income.
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Iowa harbinger may hint at new Democratic leaders
In New York Times analysis, Carter leads Iowa Democrats with 23 percent and Humphrey 12 percent, challenging the deadlocked convention theory. The Iowa poll signals Carter’s rise amid a field including Bayh, as analysts weigh primary outcomes against a potential Humphrey convention compromise.
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New faces in 1976 Democratic primaries shape convention plan
The Iowa January convention may reflect a poll showing a fresh appeal for Jimmy Carter when exposed to voters and party workers. With new delegate rules and George Wallace’s presence, a first ballot win seems unlikely, yet two to four strong contenders could arrive at the convention with sizable delegates and bargaining power.
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Iowa
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Humphrey
Wallace
The Name Game as Buckley Nears Fifty
William F Buckley Jr reflects on aging and the fuss over first name formality He recalls resisting casual address while noting social misreadings From Mister to Bill he details encounters with Mortimer Applegate Johnny Carson and Margaret Thatcher and predicts changes as he grows older
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America
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Margaret Thatcher
Bill
Mrs. Thatcher
Isn’t it the truth by Carl Riblet
A brief aphorism on humility describing how ego diminishes when humankind faces pressure, with a reflective tone attributed to Carl Riblet.
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Carl Riblet
Eight Month Daylight Saving Plan Favored in Senate
The article analyzes DST options as Congress weighs extending daylight saving to eight months. It notes past experiments with year round time disappointed on energy savings and winter darkness, while eight months offers a balance of activity benefits and fewer winter downsides. A nine month proposal and a return to six months are discussed as alternatives.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
Word Play and Odd Word Origins Across Towns
A column explores unusual uses of words in Mormon culture and witty local business names in North Dartmouth Massachusetts. It notes Cummings in Salt Lake City defines recommend as both noun and verb for church standing.
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Pat Cummings
Salt Lake City
Cummings
Proposed corrections fall short Law needed to curb bill-collection bullies
Dara Sue Godowsky of Virginia Beach faced aggressive debt collection after her husband's death. A collector repossessed her car and kept her crutches, while stories of impersonation and threats reveal widespread abuses. Rep. Annunzio proposes a bill to ban phony documents and obscene language, with fines up to 100000 dollars, but critics say it covers only private collectors and leaves lenders and stores unchecked.
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Dara Sue Godowsky
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