Lefrak Agrees to Promote Racial Integration in Housing
Samuel Lefrak, a major landlord, signs a consent with the U S government to encourage blacks to move into predominantly white buildings. The pact requires notice of vacancies and non-discriminatory rental policies in Brooklyn and Queens properties, aiming for a measured racial mix across Lefrak’s extensive NYC holdings.
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Construction Wages Surge In 1970 Raises Far Higher
Washington reports that construction workers secured wage boosts in 1970 more than twice those for factory workers. The average first-year rise in construction contracts was 18.3 percent, with fringe benefits pushing to 19.5 percent. Over the contract lifespans, construction averaged 14.7 percent annually while manufacturing averaged 6 percent.
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