Busloads of Homeowners Protest FHA Housing Scandal
Angry homeowners from major inner cities accuse the FHA of faulting housing in the nation’s urban programs. Speakers from the National People’s Caucus appeal to the Senate antitrust panel as they spotlight redlining and fraud claims across New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, and St. Louis, and warn of 240,000 anticipated abatements costing FHA billions.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
National People’s Caucus
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Carmel McCrudden
Gale Cincotta
West Side
FHA
Humphrey McGovern Wallace clash in two midwest primaries
In Ohio and Indiana today, Hubert H. Humphrey faced George McGovern and George C. Wallace as Democratic and third party competition shaped delegate fights. Ohio voters chose 153 delegates amid showers, with Muskie on ballot and Jackson also competing for most slots.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Ohio
George C. Wallace
Indiana
Minnesota
McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Humphrey
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Columbus
Muskie
Alabama
District of Columbia
Ted W. Brown
Humphrey, McGovern
Henry M. Jackson
Eugene J. McCarthy
Gay Nineties Gala supports Lucy Morris Scholarship at Sparta School
The Lucy A. Morris Memorial Scholarship Committee hosts a Gay Nineties Gala at the Sparta School Gym following Dress Up Day. Students, teachers, and groups sell homemade treats at booths while old time music and skits entertain. The fund honors a longtime Sparta teacher and Sunday School leader who helped 72 graduates with grants.
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Sparta
Lucy A. Morris
Sparta School
Lucy Morris
Miss Morris
Spartansburgh School
Girl Scouts
Sparta Grange
Alumnae Association
National Honor Society
Monogram Club
Youth For Christ Club
Abandoned Home Mortgage Cleared by Government Action
Repairs with which they are unable to contend. The home becomes abandoned, the mortgage is bought up by the mortgage house and paid off by the government.
State Reaches Tax Break For Stockholders
Harrisburg lawmakers move to grant tax exemptions for stockholder income arising from corporate reorganizations and mergers. Banks back the measure arguing taxes on paper profits are unfair, while the Revenue Department warns it reduces state revenue and benefits the wealthier, noting the average low income citizen is not a stock investor. Deputy Secretary Yakowicz cites a multi million dollar revenue loss and questions equity.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
House
Senate
Vincent X. Yakowicz
Revenue Department
Yakowicz
Sen
T. Newell Wood
R-Luzerne
Wood
Mellon
Balles
National Central Bank of Lancaster
Cumberland County National Bank
Three Minor Crashes Cause 665 Dollars In Damage
Three two car crashes occurred yesterday totaling 665 dollars in damage with no injuries. At 11:20 a.m. Mrs. Charles Mack struck John Kurelowech at North Center and Bond. At 4 p.m. Alma Dahl was hit by Earl Roberts near East Pleasant Street. At 6:15 p.m. Anda Smollek opened her door and was hit by William Decker on Haat Main Street. Roberts faces pending charges.
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North Center
Bond Street
Charles Mack
East Washington Street
John Kurelowech
R.D
Corry
Kurelowech
Journal
Alma Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Earl C. Roberts
R.D. 1
Grand Valley
Dahl
Roberts
Robert
Haat’ Main Street
Anda Smollek
North Center Street
William A. Decker
Cleveland
Decker
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Department of Licenses and Inspections
HHH
Wallace
Associated Press
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RED Ranch
Arso and
Polly
Royal Triton
Mang
Sparta States Scholarship Fund
George N. Wade
Cumberland County Bank
Kane
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Yukon Club Beverages
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A&p
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