Hunt Seeks State Housing Conference To Aid Builders
Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt urged a statewide housing conference to address the inflation and high interest rates hurting North Carolina home builders. The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency endorsed the plan to explore short term aid and possible financing shifts with federal policies. The proposed mid October event would include builders, lenders, realtors, and federal officials to map a rapid program, with a focus on purchasing federally insured mortgages for single family homes as a quickest path.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
North Carolina
Hunt
State Home Builders Association
Savings and Loan
Finance Agency
Housing Finance Agency
General Assembly
George E. ‘Carr
Greater Greensboro Housing Foundation Inc
No Prosecution Found in Morgan Background Probe
U S Attorney Thomas P McNamara said the Justice Department found no prosecutable federal violations in an inquiry into a background probe of former Atty Gen Robert Morgan Morgan who is running for Senate had alleged DMV espionage and political bias McNamara noted FBI findings completed August 20 and the case is closed Morgan had pushed for the FBI inquiry amid claims the Holfhouser administration orchestrated the probe into his activities as a criminal lawyer in Harnett County.
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McNamara
FBI
Department of Motor Vehicles
Holfhouser Administration
Harnett County
Girl 17 Dies as 71st Victim in DC9 Crash
Dianne Tracy, 17, of Columbus Ohio, died Tuesday night after severe burns from last week's Eastern Airlines DC9 crash at Douglas Municipal Airport. Fifty-one others survived. hospital says 10 remain in satisfactory condition or have been released. A Charlotte physician Dr William Shelley is in critical condition. The article notes the first admiral of the U S Navy was David Glasgow Farragut in 1886.
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Dianne Tracy
Columbus
Ohio
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Tracy
Douglas Municipal
William Shelley
Officials fail to reveal Chile covert actions in hearings
George Gedda reports that at least 14 government officials testified to Congress on U S policy toward Chile from 1970 to 1978 without disclosing covert activities revealed in the last ten days. President Ford acknowledged U S funds helped back opposition after Allende's 1970 election, a rare public admission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Chile
U.S
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Ford
Salvador Allende
William E. Colby
Allende
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