1971 Housing Surge Holds High Promise
Paul Yeargin of House Beautiful predicts housing construction will rise about 20 percent in 1971, reaching around 1.7 million units, lifting total building activity as mortgage funds ease and demand for home furnishings grows. Nonhousing construction is expected to fall slightly, while health and sewer projects rise.
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Paul Yeargin
House Beautiful
McGraw-Hill
Dodge
Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
Price of permissiveness blamed for venereal disease surge
A U S health survey notes two million VD cases last year with gonorrhea and syphilis totals. Experts urge routine gonorrhea testing at gynecology and prenatal clinics, and call for laws allowing minors to be treated without parental consent in 20 states.
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American Social Health Association
American Medical Association
Association
V.D
Expansion of National Cemeteries Faces Space Crunch
The House Veterans' Affairs Committee opened hearings on 81 bills to expand national cemeteries as 42 of 98 grounds are closed or near capacity. Arlington will fill by 1985, with 27 million veterans and dependents eligible. defense argues expansion costs are prohibitive.
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House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
America
Arlington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Ft. Meyer
New Egland
American Legion
National Cemetery System
Congress
Veterans Administration
Athens
Philip
Greece
Double Standard in Prosecutions of Officials and Citizens
A Justice Department policy allegedly protects public officials from indictment while applying a tougher standard to ordinary citizens. The piece cites Arch Moore's tax case, a possible kickback case involving Rep. James Collins, and notes concerns about political influence and selective enforcement under Nixon and Mitchell. It alleges internal notes hint at improper influence and delays.
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Washington
Justice Department
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Internal Revenue Service
Moore
Potomac Hunt
Maryland
Internal Revenue
Sen
Joh Exapaceine Hie
Manen Aida Mark Mollenhoff
Williams
R-Del
Nixon
White House
Senate
Mollenhoff
FBI
Wilson
Texas
Collins
George Haag
Collin
Han
Henry Petersen
U. S. Atty
Will Wilson
Law and Order
Preddent Nixon
John Mitchell
Poecam
Bill Dickinson
Ala
Spears Service, Inc
Army
Fort Rucker
Dickinson
Demosthenes Appeals Athenians to Resist Philip’s Ambitions
Editor notes the guest columnist cites Demosthenes urging Athens to defend itself against Philip of Macedon, condemning bribery and political cowardice. The piece contrasts ancient rhetoric with a modern comic vignette about a woman paying with a bill to fund flat tires.
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Philip of
Macedon
Philip
Athens
Demosthenes
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