Typical American home buyers shift as market evolves
A Investors Mortgage Insurance Co study shows the typical buyer is 25 to 30, earns about 15 500, married with no children and in a skilled profession. It notes more multi person households, rising floor space to 1 720 square feet, and popularity of cluster housing with air conditioning and dishwashers.
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Washington
UPI
Lcs
Investors Mortgage Insurance Co
Boston
Daily Review Consolidates Morning News For Hayward
Vel. B5 edition notes consolidation and continuation of The Morning News in Hayward California dated Monday November 2 1977. The notice signals a merge of local news resources and shifts in editorial branding for readers.
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The
Daily Review
Morning News
Hayward
California
Heavy Money Lure Powers 4500-Pound Exhibit Vehicle
A 4500 pound vehicle at a St Louis cycle auto and truck show carries a ton of money on its top. Bob Gray, coordinator of Ray Farner Shows, explains the display weighs a ton of money and dwarfs its 2600 pound empty weight. Another unusual auto is noted on page 2.
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Bob Gray
Ray Farner
St Louis
Lockheed workers ratify contract amid disputed leadership
Sunnyvale union members at Lockheed Missiles & Space defied international leaders to ratify a new contract ending a strike that began October 10. The vote, claimed illegal by IAM District Lodge 508, covers a 13 percent raise over three years and maintains wage and benefit provisions as workers continue production on the Trident missile program.
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Sunnyvale
UPL
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Lockheed
District Lodge 508
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Oe International
M Poate
Marietta
California
Pe South
Los Angeles
Pat Ziska
Ziska
Willian Wtinsinger
Nneth Benda
Benda
Sleeping pills linked to thousands of deaths and ER visits
Dr. Robert DuPont released Carter requested study showing barbiturates and sedatives cause about 5000 deaths and 25000 ER visits annually. About 20 million prescriptions and 1 billion doses were filled in 1976. Safer benzodiazepines are urged over barbiturates.
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Washington
UPI
Robert DuPont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Carter
DuPont
Mse DuPont
New surgical method relieves facial pain
A team of New York doctors at Brooklyn Veterans Hospital reported a breakthrough in treating trigeminal neuralgia and atypical facial pain. They identified facial bone cavities as the source of infection and, using surgical entry plus antibiotic therapy, claim complete, permanent relief from pain for patients. The researchers cited dramatic web-like pain descriptions and noted the new approach marks a shift from psychiatric assumptions to dental-neuralgia origins.
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New York
UPL
Eugene J. Ratner
Brooklyn Veterans Hospital
Hatner
Greater
New York Milton Hotel
Batner
Ratner
Philip P. Pérson
Daniel J. Kleinman
Egypt invites Arab states and Israel to talks amid Tripoli summit split
Egypt formally invites Arab nations Israel and major powers to preliminary peace talks in Cairo. Syria and the PLO reject the Cairo invitation and join the Tripoli summit, while Israel plans a parliamentary debate on its stance. The United States and Soviet Union have not yet responded.
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Egypt
UPI
Israel
Butros Ghali
Anwar Sadat
United States
Soviet Union
Syria
Jordan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tripoli
Menahem Begin
Jerusalem
Sadat
Washington
White House
Carter
Vladimir Polyakov
Ghali
U.S
Hermann F. Filts
Zoukan Hindawi
Ahmed Hassan el Assad
PLO
Beirut
Water Birds of California by Cogswell joins UC Press series
California State University Hayward ornithologist Harold L. Cogswell contributes Water Birds of California to UC Press natural history series. The book surveys habits, habitats and distributions of California water birds with drawings of birds in water perch and flight and a weekly abundance graphic. Illustrator is Genn M. Christman of UC Berkeley.
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Lynn Hoff Hayward
California State University
Maynard
University of California Press
Harold L. Cogswell
Cal State
Hayward
California
Cogswell
East Bay
Genn M. Christman
University of California, Berkeley
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
Mysterious alien broadcast disrupts Southern TV in England
South of England viewers watched as a mysterious voice calling itself Asteria claimed to be an intergalactic representative and warned humans to destroy weapons and live in peace. Police traced possible transmitter access at Rowbridge and Hannington, noting the incident could bring a $260 fine under the Wireless Telegraphy Act if arrested.
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Southampton
England
Voice
Asteran
Planet Earth
Independent Southern Television Channel
Asteria
Inter-Galactic Mission
Earth
Aquarius
Lear
Post Office
Rowbridge& Hannington
Ous
Asteron
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