Singapore Slums Survive Amid Booming Economy and Rising Living Costs
In Singapore, a portion of the population remains in crowded one room shacks and ramshackle huts despite a strong economy and public housing. Tenants pay about seven to twenty dollars monthly, many resist relocation as higher costs loom, while a few middle class families have moved elsewhere. A Koh Kim Toh family lives in a cramped one room house with a television and refrigerator, all sustaining through income from street vendors and small merchants, with Mahjong played by his wife in spare time.
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Autograph Party for Author in Dimmit and Panhandle history
Rev. Stanley discussed the Panhandle history book From Cattlemen to Feed Lots and the planned Nazareth March 12 event. The 760 page volume, weighing four pounds, covers Panhandle counties from 1880 cattle ranching to railroads and the rebirth of the industry with extensive notes and illustrations.
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