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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1975

Page

10

Federal housing incentives face limited impact says Hills

Secretary Carla Hills testifying before the Senate Banking Committee said the $2,000 income tax credit for new homes had a small effect on the housing market. She cited rising costs and eviction pressures, noting limited gains in subsidized multifamily housing and a positive uptick in single family home construction from a revised loan program.

Washington Carla Hills Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal Home Loan Bank Board William Proxmire D-Wis

New York City Lecture on Whats Your Greatest Need

New York City joins the Christian Science Board of Lectureship to speak on Saturday November 8 1975 at 11 00 A M at Lindbergh Junior High School Long Beach free and open to the community under Fourth Church of Christ Scientist child care provided free parking available and welcome to all.

New York City Christian Science Board of Lectureship Lindbergh Junior High School East Market Street Long Beach Fourth Church of Christ Scientist

Ford criticized over defense and state chiefs differences

Sen. Henry Jackson says President Ford lied about no differences between outgoing Defense Secretary Schlesinger and Secretary of State Kissinger. Jackson, a Democratic presidential hopeful, told PBS Wednesday night that you can believe anything if you believe that.

Washington Henry Jackson Ford James Schlesinger Henry Kissinger Jackson Public Broadcasting System

Postal wrongdoing in letter-opening denied by USPS

The Postal Service said no law was broken in illegal mail opening by CIA and FBI. Postal Inspector Benson testified no instances of postal employees illegally opening first class mail. He said mail was handed to CIA and FBI which opened it. lawmakers called it a whitewash.

Washington Postal Service CIA FBI C. Neil Benson House Post Office Patricia Schroeder D-Colo Rockefeller Commission Benson Postal Inspection Service

Senate votes to open all panel meetings to public

The Senate backed open meetings for all committee sessions by 86 to 0, requiring open sessions unless a majority votes to close. Exceptions would cover national security and similar narrowly defined items. An 81 to 6 vote extended open meetings to conference committees between House and Senate.

Senate Washington Lawton Chiles D-Fla House

Odyssey 100 game debuts for home TV play

Magnavox introduces Odyssey 100 a new two player home video game with tennis and hockey action sound ball rebounds from screen top and bottom and compatibility with any color or black and white TV priced at 99.95 and easy to connect.

America Magnavox

Intelligence, people needed to limit nuclear arms say officials

The State Department's top arms control official said good intelligence cannot rely on technical tools alone and that weakening intelligence could hinder stopping proliferation. He warned that human actions distinguish peaceful use from weaponry, while noting ongoing London talks among US Soviet and other nations.

Washington State Department Fred C. Ikle Arms Control and Disarmament Agency House International Relations USS Ikle United States Soviet Union Britain France West Germany Canada Japan Clement J. Zablocki D-Wis Kratzer London

Committee fixes Medicare error to adjust premiums

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to correct an Medicare law error and allow premium hikes for supplemental medical coverage linked to Social Security increases. The first increase is estimated at 50 cents monthly, correcting an earlier $6.70 premium set in error.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Holiday Dress Styles in Festive Red or Green

Six designs shown in Blue Black and festive Red or Green. These 100 percent machine washable polyester dresses are priced at 19.99 and sized 8 to 18. Budget Dresses are available in all stores except Marina.

Marina

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