New Senate Plan Aims Major Housing Subsidy For Poor Families
The Senate housing subcommittee moves toward a broad home ownership subsidy in the 1968 housing bill. It would cover interest costs above 1 percent for low income buyers, with families paying 20 percent of income. Officials project 100,000 starts in the next fiscal year, with a total aim of 300,000 subsidized units systemwide.
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Housing Measure Implementation Due By Officials
HUD officials met with Justice Department and civil rights agencies to plan enforcing the open housing provisions of the 1968 civil rights bill. The law bans discrimination in about 80 percent of U S housing with two effective dates, one by year end and another on December 31.
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We reline the city with a shared spirit
A brief item notes a communal effort to strengthen neighborhood ties and celebrate unity. The piece highlights residents cooperating across blocks to foster friendship, service projects, and local events that reinforce a sense of common purpose.
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