Nixon Tells Housing Cost Squeeze Mobile Homes as Answer
The Nixon Administration urged lawmakers that nearly half of U.S. families cannot afford traditional homes costing about $27,000. It argues mobile homes offer a major, affordable housing source amid inflation and tight credit, with goals to boost mortgage lending and housing production.
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San Diego Ghetto Uplift Plans Unveiled by Group
A new San Diego corporation announced a multimillion dollar plan for a mixed use development in southeast San Diego. The project includes a hotel office building medical center and a 50 unit townhouse complex plus offices. The site lies north of Federal Boulevard and east of Euclid Avenue and may include a bank and office center. The City Planning Commission ordered two weeks of study amid cautious enthusiasm from members including Catherine Montgomery and Marl Pridemore who praised bringing live giving enterprise to the minority district. A riot last summer left two dead from gunshot wounds.
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California Supreme Court Limits Defense Disclosure
The court held defendants in criminal cases need not reveal defense details to the prosecution. It ruled Fifth Amendment protections bar compulsion to share witnesses and testimony plans. The ruling, in three companion cases from Los Angeles and San Diego counties, curbs lower court orders. Justice Burke authored the majority with concurrent opinions from Justices Peters and Sullivan.
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Prosecution Limitation Ban Urged In Kidnaping Case
United Press International reports District Attorney velle J Younger urged removing the statute of limitations for kidnapping for ransom robbery or extortion. He noted the Miller indictment on a kidnapping case would have expired soon and called for a longer period to allow full evidence gathering before trial.
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