Residential start slump dampens local builders
In Our Opinion, residential construction lags as commercial and industrial work rise. High interest rates, estimated at eight to nine percent, push a $35,000 30 year loan to about $81,000, inflating costs while inflation eats away payments. The federal push for housing contrasts with costly borrowing.
Distrust of News Media Grows in U.S. Opinion
The International Press Institute reports rising distrust of news media in the United States, viewing it as a greater challenge than industry financial or technical problems. The piece suggests appointing another commission of distinguished Americans outside journalism to assess the media and its useful function.
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New Bern
N.C
The
International Press Institute
United States
Air Travel Faces Cuts Amid Slump And Congestion
The airline industry struggles with plummeting profits, layoffs at Pan American and peers, and weak earning reports. Traffic-control staffing shortages and crowded airports hinder operations as plans for larger jets and supersonic travel face financing and sonic-boom hurdles.
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New York
Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Old Friends Dominate Nielsen TV Ratings This Season
NBC leads weekly averages as Laugh In tops the list, with Gunsmoke and Bonanza strong. CBS shows like Red Skelton and Beverly Hillbillies remain popular along with Family Affair and My Three Sons. The article notes a mid season reshuffle and a TV wedding tease involving Steve Douglas and Barbara leading to high ratings.
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NBC
CBS
Red Skelton
Mayberry
R.F.D
Nielsen
Glen Campbell
Tyro
Hare
Lucy
Bill Cosby
Cosby
ABC
Steve Douglas
Fred MacMurray
Barbara
Beverly Garland
Auto Lobbyists In Tizzy in Washington
Washington sources report major automakers lobbying to weaken the federal Auto Safety Act. Lobbyists from Ford Chrysler and General Motors press Commerce Committee members to curb enforcement powers and extend hearings before recalls. Senator Vance Hartke pushes for $18.2 million for safety research and higher bureau staffing, challenging industry delay tactics amid concerns over used car standards and factory defect liability.
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Washington
Senate
Detroit
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Highway Safety Bureau
Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Busing Controversy Deepens Across Cities
Civil rights debate on school busing widens as officials from Chicago to Oklahoma City criticize its effectiveness for integration and education. Leaders note costs and hardship while some see local option and shifting priorities shaping policy.
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Chicago
David J. Heffernan
No Male Coeds Please by Hal Boyle
Dr. Helen Kim, 70, who built Ewha University in Korea into a leading women’s institution, says coed dorms and admitting men are not desirable. She argues separate education is preferable for college-age students and reflects Korea’s traditional female roles. Ewha, founded 1886, now serves 8,000 students. Kim led the school from 1939 to 1961 after studying in the United States.
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New York
Helen Kim
Ewha University
Korea
Petitie
Kim
Ewha
America
Ohio Wesleyan
Boston University
Columbia University
Corry Community Activities Highlight Budget Meeting and Concert
Meade Park hosts Lutheran Fellowship Society gathering while City Council reviews proposed budgets aiming for a balanced $126 599 operating plan. Meantime four new garages by M E Shambaugh near completion on Second Avenue as Mario Cappelli sings to a large ME Church audience. Postmaster Bentley warns to shop early for Christmas mail with December 25 delivery in mind. extra staff to be hired mid November.
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M.E. Shambaugh
Shambaugh
Second Avenue
C.S. Bentley
Timeframe for notifying beneficiaries of a will
No fixed period. Beneficiaries are usually notified soon after probate is filed. If not notified earlier, they must be informed when the executor files the account in court. The Register of Wills office is public, so claimants can read the will if recorded in the county courthouse.
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Register of Wills Office
Register’s Office
County Court House
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