Housing law could transform U S home access says Sylvia Porter
Porter outlines a sweeping new housing act of 1968 with subsidies to cut mortgage costs for low income families, 6,000,000 units planned in a decade, government backed partnerships for builders, expanded FHA financing, slum redevelopment grants, and new insurance mechanisms to fight redlining. The law is massive though regulations will lag for months.
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4A National Housing Corporation
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National Insurance Development Corporation
FHA
White House
Problem of Pirating Employes Increasing
John Cunniff reports growing theft of skilled workers by rivals in American industry. Firms rely on higher pay and noncompete pacts, while some executives move as teams. Motorola sued eight ex-employees and Fairchild against use of trade secrets as a court test case.
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America
Bureau ‘of National Affairs
Business Information
Bureau
Eugene Jennings
Motorola Sdid
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp
C. Lester Hogan
Motorola Electronics
Phoenix
Fairchild
Hogan
Motorola
Landmark decision looms for Sept 26 in Phoenix
Sept 26 in Phoenix draws thousands including employees executives recruiters and personnel chiefs as a potential landmark ruling unfolds.
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Nuttings Get Large Fridge Delivered By Crane
In Boulder a third floor apartment limits access as Mr and Mrs Jim Nutting order the largest refrigerator in stock. The store rents a crane to lift it through a window due to the narrow stairway.
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Boulder, Colo
Jim Nutting
Nuttings
Saved by the Belt Club Opens in Iowa
Iowa safety officials started issuing red and yellow stickers to drivers saved by seat belts. Recipients join the saved by the belt club and place the sticker inside their car to remind others of safe driving.
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Saved
Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Stock rights and stock sales explained by Sam Shulsky
The letter warns about a rights offering deadline of July 16 1968 and advises readers to seek immediate explanations from brokers or bankers. A reader asks about selling shares while awaiting payment. the answer explains endorsement to broker, receipt, sale on exchange or OTC, and a four day payment cycle amid modern Wall Street bookkeeping.
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Jan Exchange
Wall Street
Investor queries answered by Sam Shulsky column
The Gazette notes readers can mail questions to Sam Shulsky and receive investment lists and advice. Shulsky promises personal answers to queries and offers stock information upon request with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Mr. Shulsky
Sam Shulsky
Gazette
Quotes on liberty, reform, and justice from notable figures
A collage of public quotes spans Czechoslovakia’s liberty sign as threat to Soviet control. It contrasts patience with machines, church reform, and fair crime trials with constitutional protection, featuring President Johnson, Dr. Arthur Michael Ramsey, and Earl Warren.
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President Johnson
Christendom
Arthur Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
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