Middletown Considers Bathroom Rule to Meet Federal Housing Standards
City commissioners prepare to pass an ordinance requiring every dwelling to have its own inside bath and sanitary facilities. About 1,000 local dwellings, or five percent of homes, would be affected as duplexes and apartment buildings must provide separate bathrooms. Enforcement would begin after passage to align with federal minimum housing regulations and potentially preserve federal aid. Also on tap is a taxi fare increase proposal from 40 to 50 cents for the first third mile and 60 to 70 cents for the first mile, with 30 cents per additional mile, justified by aging prices and costs.
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Middletown
Department of Community Development
Hamilton
Springfield
Georgia Educator Proposes Rural Solution to Urban Crisis
William H. Peace III a Georgia Tech history instructor proposes the Georgia Student Rural Project to place 100 students from 10 colleges in rural Georgia overhauling urban outmigration. The plan pairs academics with hands on work in farming health and housing, seeking $327000 yearly funding and foundation support. District colleges including Georgia Tech and the Medical College of Georgia express interest.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William H. Peace III
Georgia Tech
Malcolm X
Peace
Southern Rural Project
National Sharecroppers Fund
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
GSRP
Alfred Jay Bollet
Medical College of Georgia
School of Medicine
Augusta
Bollet
University of Georgia
One Sided Story US Shows Enemy In Soviet Press
Moscow dispatch notes Soviet media portrays America as an armed, impoverished foe despite Kremlin outreach. Pravda links moon glory to Vietnam war, Israel, and Bonn, while other papers echo anti US sentiment and downplay diplomatic shifts.
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Kremlin
United States
America
Pravda
Vietnam
Israel
Bonn
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
U.S. Communist Party
Communist Party
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Benjamin Spock
Soviet Union
Dope Prices Rise Amid Scarcity In U S
Inflation boosts marijuana prices as dry conditions in northern Mexico shrink supply. San Diego agents report 20 000 pounds seized in the year ending Thursday, with street price climbing to 150 dollars per kilo.
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San Diego
Calif
Mexico
U.S
Walter Buck
Joseph House
United States
San Ysidro
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Lewis
Mary Lord
William Peace
Malcolm
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Yetta
Willmot
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