Housing Market Has New Troubles
New York reports that housing activity may lag despite easier mortgage access as inflation and recession widen gaps between housing costs and incomes. Economist Saul Klaman cites five keys to unlock demand, including tax cuts and energy relief, plus reform of savings institutions to broaden services and deposit rate flexibility. He foresees a slow upturn starting late spring 1975 with starts near 4.25 million for the year.
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New York
Saul Klaman
Klaman
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Klanan
Personal News Of Farber Recap At Church Service
The article recounts a church program titled Good News In Korea with Kathy Maple leading. Don Kim pastor of Berendo St. Baptist Church Los Angeles Rev Forman Mrs Kim Mrs Ivern Wilson and Gay Nichols US 2 Worker were interviewed. Mrs Tom Hull offered the closing prayer as Rev Forman hosted and served St Patrick decorated cake coffee and tea.
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Kathy Maple
Korea
Holbrook
United States
Don Kim
Berendo St. Baptist Church
Los Angeles
California
Forman
Kim
Ivern Wilson
Gay Nichols
US 2
Tom Hull
St. Patrick
Clear Skies For Most Of State
The forecast shows sunny skies across Missouri with northern two thirds clear and temperatures in the 30s. Early readings dropped below 10 in the north, highs mostly in the 30s though the southeast may reach the 40s, and tonight’s lows in the 20s.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
St. Joseph
Death Ends Her Effort To Make It On Her Own
In Miami a 44 year old Puerto Rican mother Dolores Fernandez and her five year old daughter Narda were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in a rented cottage after electricity had been cut off for nonpayment. Fernandez worked at Blue Ribbon Laundry earning about 70 dollars weekly, leaving about 155 dollars monthly for basic expenses. Neighbors and officials note she was proud and independent, had recently moved from New York, and did not seek welfare. Her son Wilfredo Guzman described her as worried about providing for Narda in the Bronx slums. The landlady discovered the bodies and police said the case reflects hardship and pride that kept her from seeking aid.
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Miami
Howard Steinberg
Blue Ribbon Laundry
Dolores Fernandez
Narda
Tors. Fernandez
Otis Davis
Bill
Davis
Bronx
New York
Guzman
Felicita Colon
Steinberg
Demand Drops For Steel Industry
Pittsburgh AP reports the steel industry shows weakening demand and rising unemployment as production peaks due to restocking. Forecasters warn of lower shipments, more layoffs, and a downturn in 6 to 8 weeks with potential jobless rates well above 10 percent, affecting 25,000 to 40,000 of over 520,000 mill workers.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs Robert Bradley Admitted for Major Surgery in Columbia
Mrs. Robert Bradley of Mexico has been admitted to Columbia Regional Hospital for major surgery. She is in Room 425 A.
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Robert Bradley
Columbia Hospital
Mexico
Columbia Regional Hospital
Centralia Jaycees Planning Busy Calendar of Events
Personal News Of Centralia Waisner notes a golf planning meeting at Centralia Country Club on March 25. Jaycees announce a March 10 car wash, March 23 dinner tickets, a March 18 blood drive, a clean-up day, a TV raffle for Richard Cox, and a May 31 Miss Centralia pageant. A regional meeting bid is set for April 19.
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Waisner
Centralia Country Club
Centralia
Sinikki Paloposki
AFS
Finland
Jaycerfs
Jaycees
Richard Cox
Prengers
Wetterau
Art Beasley
Jim Berndt
Jaycee
Century Club
Ban Johnson Association Meeting Adds Harrell Adderton
The Ban Johnson Baseball Association held its Saturday session to formalize new members with Harrell Adderton accepted. Guest Raymond Fricke attended the meeting as a participant and observer.
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Ban Johnson Baseball Association
Harrell Adderton
Raymond Fricke
Brennan Returns to Old Post as Labor Chief Resigns
Peter J. Brennan, who has left the labor secretary post, will return to his former job as president of the New York City Building and Construction Trades Council on April 14. Brennan, 96, was named labor secretary in 1972 under President Nixon and remained in that role after Ford's succession.
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NEW York
Peter J. Brennan
Will
New York City
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