Turnkey III Housing Plan Faces Buyout Hurdles for Hickory Chapel Woods Residents
The Housing Authority’s move to appoint a counselor to help Hickory Chapel Woods tenants buy their government owned homes may aid understanding but it unlikely boosts purchasing power. Turnkey III targets low income families with incomes under 7800 for eight to qualify, yet most tenants cannot finance through conventional loans as housing costs rise and assistance funds falter. Only a few residents nationwide have successfully purchased Turnkey III homes since the program began in the 1960s, highlighting doubts about expanding ownership without alternative financing.
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Kissinger Expands Latin America Reach Through Diplomacy
Henry Kissinger gears up a Latin American tour from June 6 to 13, following February visits to Venezuela Brazil Colombia Costa Rica and Guatemala. The trip centers on the OAS summit in Santiago while signaling a shift to bilateral talks with key nations as Washington seeks steadier relations with Latin America amid broader Third World economic debates.
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OAS
Washington posture on Africa policy buckles under pressure
Washington brass debate Africa policy as Kissinger cites chance to halt the slide, with Nigeria highlighted for its oil and political shifts. Ford notes gradual evolution of 46 nations since colonialism, while O Neill questions prior policies. Also notes UMTA six year lag on bus rules for handicap access and anticipated benefits and costs of Transbus delays.
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A Conservative View You Can Run For President
A Washington Star syndicated piece notes that many candidates have declared for president despite heavy coverage of a few. It lists names like Accountability Burns Americus Liberator Evvjin and Merrill K. Riddick, with the Federal Election Commission filing intents and campaign paperwork alongside mainstream contenders.
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Washington Star
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Merrill K. Riddick
Montana
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Candidates of many parties file to run for president
A spring tour by a reporter reveals filing drawers at K Street packed with presidential candidacies. Names include Conrad M. Abbott, Charles N. Averill, Leonard M. Anderson, Ralph Price, and others from across the nation, with odd platforms and candid confessions.
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Mass
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Laure
American Peoples Freedom
Leonard M. Anderson
Yonkers
N.Y
Ralph “Shorty Price
Alabama
Philadelphia
J. John Gordon
Worcester
James Z. Hardy
Louisville
Correction, Punishment & Remedy Party
Frank Little John Haile
Knoxville
America
Cruel Punishment Stirs Virginia High School debate
Washington notes the Virginia Board of Education requires proof of reading writing and basic arithmetic for diploma eligibility. The rule, set for 1978, sparks constitutional challenges and student fears of tougher graduation standards. The exchange questions whether higher education pressures and student life realities justify such a mandate.
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