Inflation control only answer to housing ills
President Nixon’s housing message splits the problem into two: credit squeeze harming mortgage access and a broader role for federal housing aid. The proposed FHA loan expansion and S and L support would ease loans but worsen inflation. Critics urge focus on price controls, modular building, and urban housing innovations rather than broad cash subsidies.
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Arnicle Sam
America
Proper perspective on real estate licensing debate in Ohio
A is president of the Ohio Association of Realtors argues for comprehensive license reform. He notes past licensing laxity, calls for advance course requirements, and urges collaboration among the Real Estate Commission, government leaders, and industry to protect the public and professionalize the field.
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Skyline Lodge
Washington, D.C
Agnew
Maryland
Nixon
John B. Connally
Texas
Nelson Rockefeller
New
Mrs Lindley’s dream house above U boat watch post
In the summer of 42 the Pentagon built a discreet Long Island blockhouse overlooking Block Island Sound to monitor for German U-boats. After the war, in 1950, the property was sold to Mrs Hilda Lindley who supported her three children alone while working in publishing.
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Hilda Lindley
Rs. Lindley
Mrs. Lindley
Trial balloons and how government uses fear to ration oil
A column critiques political posturing by Interior Secretary Morton and Nixon on heating oil rationing. It portrays a neighborly scheme to assign half the homes full oil while others get daylight heat, and foresees resistance to eminent domain as Mrs. Lindley fights county plans to seize her blockhouse and two acres, illustrating state power versus individual rights.
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Melvin Laird
Melvin
Nixon
Rogers Morton
America
Morton
Middletown Journal Rates and Delivery Options
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery and motor route service, with rates for weekdays, Sundays, and mail subscriptions. It notes in advance payment terms, regional areas, and a 15 cent service charge for tube placement, along with a founding year of 1857.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
Reagan Tax Plan Drives California Push For 1976 Stance
John Chamberlain notes California Proposition One would cut personal income tax from 8.3 to 7 percent over 15 years, saving $118 billion, if voter approval on November 6 favors the measure. A conservative gathering in Washington weighs Reagan as the likely GOP 1976 nominee if the tax plan gains passage and energizes a broader tax revolt against entrenched interests.
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Connally
Rockefeller
Howard Baker
Charles Percy
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