Real estate predicts four housing demand spurts through 1981
Eugene Conser of the National Association of Real Estate Boards told the Iowa Real Estate Association convention in Cedar Rapids that housing demand will rise in four spurts over the next 17 years. He predicted a peak in 1981 and a continued rise toward the century’s end with apartments leading growth. He cited population and age cohorts, noted shifting demand between homes and apartments, and described outward trends in retirement and nursing homes amid a generally steady national market.
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Cedar Rapids
Eugene Conser
Winnetka, Ill
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Iowa Real Estate Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
NAREB
Profitable Investment Arcadia Farm and Land Brokers Institute Remark
Stephen Dorcich of the Farm and Land Brokers Institute addresses a convention stressing rural land development as a cornerstone of national growth. He calls land ownership one of the safest, most stable investments and highlights agriculture's role in advancing the country.
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Dorcich
America
Stephen Dorcich
The
Farm and Land Brokers’ Institute
Driver Fined $100 for Leaving Scene of Accident
Frank J. Zachar, 67, of 925 Twenty-sixth Street SE, was fined $100 and costs in municipal court for leaving the scene of an accident without giving identification. Judge Howard McLaughlin suspended $50 of the penalty after Zachar’s car struck another vehicle in the 1200 block of Tenth Street SE Friday night.
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Frank J. Zachar
Twenty-sixth Street SE
Howard McLaughlin
Zachar
Tenth Street SE
Suspended Sentences For Bad Checks in Marion Case
Jack R. Holt and William L. Beastrom received 30 day suspended sentences on charges of false uttering of a check. Holt allegedly wrote a 16 dollar bad check to a Cedar Rapids supermarket on August 10. Beastrom allegedly wrote a 10 dollar bad check to a local restaurant on July 17.
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Jack R. Holt
Seventh Street
Marion
William L. Beastrom
Eighteenth Avenue
Holt
Cedar Rapids
Beastrom
Paris Bandit Steals $106,000 Payroll in Transit Heist
A bandit armed with a sub machine gun held up a messenger in Paris and fled with a payroll of the Paris transportation system totaling $106,000. No injuries were reported as police searched for the suspect.
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Paris
UPI
Church Split Origin Traced By Archbishop
Most Rev Antony Bashir Syrian Orthodox metropolitan archbishop of New York and North America traced the East West church split to political and economic origins He spoke at Mt Mercy College Cedar Rapids over the weekend for St George’s 50th anniversary and wing dedication He described how rivalry between Rome and Constantinople widened the divide and cited a private audience with Pope Paul VI last summer.
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Antony ‘Bashir
Mt. Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
St. George
Paul VI
Vatican
Antony
Rome
Thestantinople
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C. L. Stanfill
Des Moines
Marion A. Miller
Iowa City
Robert B. Huston
James Martin
Council Bluffs
Conser
Grouchy
United
Omaha
United Air Lines
Church Split
New York and
North Ameri
Sion
Smulekoff
Amana
Amana Food Freezers
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