Scandal in Federally Subsidized Housing Faces Blowback
The Cuero Record reports a sweeping FHA scandal with $24 million loss in New York costs plus $200 million estimates in Brooklyn and Detroit. The piece cites indictments of 20 individuals, including seven FHA officials, and describes housing speculators exploiting racial fears to inflate appraisals and secure FHA-backed loans. Secretary Romney critiques bureaucratic laxity and delays in reforms since 1969.
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New York City
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Detroit
Johnson
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HUD
George Romney
Romney
Hud-Fha
Ford and Lobbyist Winter-Berger Ties Probed
The 1972 report details Gerald Ford's alleged cozy links with Washington lobbyist Robert Winter-Berger. It cites letters and campaign donations suggesting favors to Winter-Berger's clients and episodes including an immigration case and a world calendar endorsement. Ford denies a quid pro quo while noting donations to Republicans.
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House
Gerald Ford
Ford
Robert Winter-Berger
Winter-Berger
Winter- Berger
Frank Meyer
GOP
Nixon
Francis Kelleg
International Mining Corporation
Jerry
Bob
Republican Finance Committee
Kent County
Mich
Quotable quotes and notes from varied voices
A collage of sayings and questions touching on gifts, drink, Washington D C, wealth, breakfast habits, equality, parenting views, dating jokes, optimism and pessimism, and a note about Lake Norman as North Carolina’s largest lake.
Worry Clinic: Theft Scams And Insurance Tips
Dr Crane describes thefts like color TV and radio thefts at neighbors homes and office break ins using window washers as cover. He warns about insurance underinsuring equipment and urges readers to update policies as inflation raises replacement costs. He calls for evangelistic action to uphold morality and invites readers to write for his booklets.
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Dr. Crane
Chicago
FBI
Almanac for July 20 1972 highlights and historical notes
July 20 1972 is the 202nd day with 164 remaining. Notable events include Sir Edmund Hillary born 1919, the first 50 cent admission to a Brooklyn vs New York game in 1859, WWI draft lottery in 1917, Hitler narrowly escaping an assassination in 1944, U S flag raised over Berlin in 1945, and Herbert Hoover quote about things happening in the dark.
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Herbert Hoover
Santa Claus
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