Government ups loan limits aid home buyers
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board raised maximum conventional loan amounts for 90 percent financing to 45000 and 95 percent loans to 36000, effective June 1. The move aims to help young, middle income families in metropolitan suburbs, who tend to hold few liquid assets while maintaining strong employment prospects.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings-And-Loan Associations
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Bank
Preston Martin
Church Chooses New York City for Consolidated HQ
The United Presbyterian Church decided to locate its consolidated national headquarters in New York City after a multi-city review. Elected delegates eliminated Philadelphia and St. Louis, then chose New York by a strong show of hands. Current offices are in Philadelphia New York and Columbus Ohio.
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Denver
United Presbyterian Church
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Suspect San dusky Freed After Dismissal In Kansas Case
A charge against Kenneth Sandusky of Kansas City was dismissed in Johnson County District Court in the Miller Nichols home bombing case due to lack of evidence at the preliminary hearing. Co-defendant Arnold Stead, serving a federal sentence for possession of a bomb, refused to testify and was ordered to appear in district court June 12. Stead faces related counts including bank damage and possessing a bomb device.
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Kan
Kenneth Sandusky
Kansas City
Johnson County
Miller Nichols
Mission Hills
Sandusky
Arnold A. Stead
Stead
Nichols
Southgate State Bank
Prairie Village
Actress Kashfi Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Anna Kashfi Marlon Brando's ex-wife pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and pays a 125 fine. The 38 year old actress was not in court but was represented by an attorney. She faced a disturbance on a California to Los Angeles bus.
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Westmoreland
Calif
Anna Kashfi
Marlon Brando
Southern California
Los
Angeles
Pulliam Gives Baker University Largest Living Gift
Eugene C. Pulliam publisher of the Arizona Republic and Gazette donates stock valued over 200000 to Baker University endowment for scholarships. Gift raises endowment to beyond 4 million dollars while honoring Methodist ministers families and Pulliam’s Baker ties.
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Eugene C. Pulliam
the Phoenix
Ariz
Republic and Gazette
Baker University
Baker
James Doty
Pulliam
Baker Academy
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw Daily
DePauw
Sigma Delta Chi
Arizona Republic
The
Phoenix Gazette
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
Muncie
Kansas Geological Survey wins Good Earth Keeping Award
Pittsburg Kansas Geological Survey receives the Good Earth Keeping Award from Citizens for Environmental Action in Kansas for public education on protecting the environment. Survey director William Hambleton accepts the honor from John Reed who notes the group’s public information program on Kansas environmental projects including the Atomic Energy Commission site near Lyons.
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Pittsburg
Kansas Geological Survey
Citizens For Environmental Action
Kansas
William Hambleton
John Reed
Environmental Action Group
Reed
Atomic Energy Commission
Lyons
Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light Co
Dillon Company
Sedgwick County
Policy Study Under Way At Oskaloosa
The Oskaloosa Board of Education is reviewing discipline policies from other districts and district regulations to draft a written discipline policy. President Curtis Patrick says ideas exist but no final regulations yet. A policy may be approved by summer, not guaranteed for the June 5 meeting, following May 1 board approval prompted by parent complaints about strict discipline and accreditation concerns.
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Allen
Journal-World Photo
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Board of Education
Curtis Patrick
Patrick
Senate votes to table anti-busing higher education bill
A 44-26 Senate vote tabled a motion to send a compromise higher education bill back to conference with instructions to strengthen anti-busing provisions. Democrats supported tabling, including Eagleton and Symington. Republicans Pearson supported the motion in Kansas.
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Senate
Democrats
Eagleton
Symington
Pearson
Kan
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