Uncle Sam Behind City Decline Says AP Analyst
AP urban affairs writer Jonathan Wolman reports that federal housing taxes and highway policy favored suburbs and the Sunbelt, draining city investment. Experts warn the central cities lose middle income residents while social and transportation policies fail to support urban renewal efforts.
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Jonathan Wolman
Washington (Ap
Mississippi
St. Louis
Slater
National League of Cities
Sam
Sanotaria
America
Margaret Johnson
North End
Porter
Needham
Mass
Boston
Federal Housing Administration
Abugs Institution
Sunbelt
Congress
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
Carter
Urbank
Carolina
FHA
Irs
Northeast
Johnsons
Fred Salvucci
Massachusetts
Johnson
South
Dtate
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Washington
Auction Sale at Childress County Courthouse Texas
Time 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. sale of Lots 1 through 12 in block 33.0.P at the Childress County Court House Texas includes five wood frame buildings and a loading dock cash payment due at sale as is where is no warranty. Contact F J Ford Jr SBA Lubbock for details at area code 806 762 7471.
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Childress County
Childress
Texas
F. J. Ford, Jr
Small Business Administration
Texas Avenue
Lubbock
Barbs cept By PHIL PASTORET
A comic column riffs on TV pilots and the anxiety producers face when introducing new work. It uses playful barbs to mock the fuss over unripe ideas and the dream of green money fueling industry hype.
Ali to Wed Veronica Porche in Beverly Hills Wedding
Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali and Veronica Porche plan a Beverly Hills ceremony at the Petit Trianon. Porche, mother of Ali's 1 year old Hana, will wed for the first time, while Ali has previous marriages to Sonji Roi and Kalailah Ali, with four children by Kalailah.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Muhammed Ali
Veronica Porche
Hana
Petit Trianon
Miss Porche
Ali
Sonji Roi
Kalailah Ali
Aly
Belinda Ali
Across and Down Quick Word Puzzle Clues List
Puzzle fills with Greek letter and common terms like monolith and semaphore. Includes clues for foods, emotions, plants, and general words, plus a humorous quotation about self-made men and fear of heights.
Crossword Clue Answers Summary
Vienna resident Anjou spirit lamp Slav English Streetcar time period Latin bear ado sunken fence astonishes gains by labor aim high manservant pepper plant acclimate take five falls behind Midwestern college few French friend and prefix mis-
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Vienna
Anjou
Carter Oil Plan Lacks Incentives Stirs Congressional Debate
In a lengthy debate on President Carter energy measures, economists and oil executives clash over pricing reforms. The piece outlines how U.S. controls have dampened domestic production while keeping a gap with rising world prices, with experts noting a potential path of retaining controls on oil but opening others. It cites MIT economists Hall and Pindyck, a Continental Oil Co study, and quotes from John Lichtblau on market mechanisms amid shifting wellhead prices and proposed tax shifts. Marie Owen noted as a historic figure in policing.
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New York
Congress
Carter
National Energy Plan
U.S
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Cost of Living Council
Ford
Robert E. Hall
Robert S. Pindyck
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Public Interest
Energy Plan
Continental Oil Co
John Lichtblau
The
Petroleum Industry Research
Marks Lanham on Honor Roll
Marks Lanham earns Dean's List honors at Nebraska by meeting requirements of 12 or more credit hours, no incomplete hours, no grade below a C, and a minimum 3.30 GPA on the four point scale.
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Nebraska
Stars and politics lead pages across North America
In Ontario Guy Lombardo marks a golden era near Hopkin's Casino while his band set to perform at the Stork Club. In Los Angeles Charlie's Angels begins season two with Cheryl Ladd stepping in for Farrah Fawcett Majors. In New York Kissinger counsel weighs a Columbia teaching offer amid campus debate. In Plains Amy Carter's reported boyfriend Scott Roberson visits with the President's mother noting the couple as "sweethearts."
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Port Stanley
Canada
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Ontario
Lombardo
Hopkin’s Casino
Los Angeles
Charlie's Angels
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Miss Fawcett-Majors
Cheryl Ladd
Jill] Munroe
Miss Ladd
Kris Munroe
Miss Fawcett-Major
Kate Jackson
Jaclyn Smith
NEW York
Henry Kissinger
Columbia University
Columbia
University
Kissinger
New York Times
Plains, Ga
Amy Carter
Scott Roberson
Scott
Amy
Plains
Peterson Field
Lillian
Ed Gilliland to Lead Northwest Texas Scout Program
Ed Gilliland will be scout leader for Northwest Texas Council as 30 Scouts and Explorers head to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico this summer. Leaders include Gilliland of Childress and David McGilvray of Wichita Falls. program aims to build self reliance and initiative through high adventure.
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Northwest Texas Council
Degreat Philmont
New Mexico
Bob Bentley
Ed Gilliland
Childress
David McGilvray
Wichita Falls
Bentley
Northwest Texas
Brazos
Moraine State Park
Pennsylvania
Perkins Scout Reservation
Horizon Wilderness
Knoxville
Smokey Mountains
Wine lore and ancient cures meet in Chicago piece
Chicago AP reports Paul Kovi, restaurateur and wine authority, discusses wine's long medicinal reputation. He recalls his grandfather's cold remedy called The Cure of the Two Hats in Sphere magazine. The article notes the giant sequoia can exceed 300 feet tall and live over 3,000 years.
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Chicago
Paul Kovi
Restaurateur
Wine Authority
Kovi
Sphere Magazine
Tobacco sales drive US and foreign tobacco revenue in 1975
US consumers spent 17 billion dollars on tobacco products and foreign buyers paid 1.3 billion for American leaf and manufactured products in 1975, according to a Department of Agriculture report.
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Tobacco
Raleigh, N.C
U. S
U.S Department of Agriculture
Short car trips dominate US travel patterns
Fifty four percent of automobile trips in the United States are for distances under five miles. Eighty five percent of all trips cover 15 miles or fewer. Only about one percent of travel approaches one-way trips of 100 miles or more.
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United States
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Phil Pastoret
Auto Workers’ Union
Iran
Cliburn
Agry
Hampshire
Nevada
Uneasy
Manservant
East Indian Pepper Plant
Become
Midwestern
Marie Owen
Detroit
Bureau of Police
Marks
Lanham
Helen
By Roger Bollen
Allsup’s
Shurfine
Borden's
Roc
Borden
C.S/W.K
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