Compact Yet Spacious Home Improvement Plan
Design features a 2 foot deep closet with full width bi fold or sliding doors. Built ins boost closet efficiency with drawers for small items and an adjacent shoe rack while preserving hanging space for long garments. DESIGN 7225 uses rough sawn redwood plywood and brick veneer for low maintenance exterior. The four bedroom plan suits families desiring large house features on a smaller budget. Clerestory roof injects daylight into center living areas. A sink island overlooks the open hall and living spaces enabling conversation. Flying room is separated by open railing and includes a charming fireplace and vaulted ceiling. Master suite includes walk in closet and private shower while a full bath serves other bedrooms.
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Ablett
Jeff
John D. Bloodgood
Auto industry keeps steady sales amid recalls and emissions scrutiny
The UPI report notes a record 259000 car sales for the first third of June, with GM divisions Oldsmobile up 231 percent and Pontiac up 57.2 percent aiding overall demand. Ford faces GAO findings on unauthorized maintenance used to obtain future emission certifications as the sector contends with exhaust rules and recalls.
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Edward Craig
UPI
New York
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Ford Motor Co
General Accounting Office
GAO
Oulgut
Auto industry and price actions dominate recall notices
GAO criticized Ford for delaying EPA notification by five days while EPA authorized shipments of 1973 cars to dealers pending certification. GM reports only about 20 percent of 6.7 million Chevrolets recalled for motor mounts. owners slow to service. Chrysler and AMT raise prices on 1972 models due to costly ignition systems. 130,000 Vegas recall hampered by muffler shortage. American Motors adds $22 to Gremlin, price near $2021. range narrows. Pennzoil refunds ordered for price-increase violations. NYSE insider trading restrictions sparking antitrust suit by Kansas City Securities. SEC says posture mostly a family dispute not public concern.
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GAO
Ford
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Wall Street Journal
General Motors
Vegas
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Chrysler
The
Price Commission
American Motors
Pennzail United Ic
Commission
Penn- 2Oil
Fastern
Ceed
Kansas City Securities
NYSE
Securities & Exchange Commission
Shootings in New Castle claim two lives in 52 hours
In New Castle two fatal shootings occurred within 52 hours. Gary Couch, 19, was shot outside the courthouse as deputies escorted him to jail after a voluntary manslaughter sentence. Anthony Phillips, 60, faces murder and related charges, linked to an earlier fatal shooting of Alex Phillips. Donald Short, 22, faces murder charges in Robert Rogers's death after a dispute over back wages. A Thursday storm caused damage citywide and power outages. South Side residents urged Redevelopment Authority to prioritize the Long Ave district. Donald Ross named head basketball coach at New Castle High School. Shenango area budget adopted at $2,300,100.
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New Castle
Gary Couch
Serota St
Lawrence County
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Anthony Phillips
Galbreath St
Robert W. Rogers
Vine St
Mahoningtown
Rogers
Short
South Siders
City Redevelopment Authority
Long Ave
South Side
Redevelopment Authority
South Side Project Area Committee
South Side Businessmet
Lincoln-Garfield School
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West
Lennox
Ain Ce
HAAS
Mercer
Cedeed
Lesnos Desles Exper
NEW Caster News
Lacack St
Donald Ross
New Castle High School
New Castle Area
Schoal Board
Ross
Conrad Palumbo
Shenango Area School Board
General Floor Covering Co., Inc
Jefferson St
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Michel
Baron
Tage
Ain
Richard Perrott
Hibswille
U.S
Federal
Pyeon Castle
Giant Towne Mall
Freestone Peaches
D. J. Hannon & Sons, Inc
Rheem Water Heaters
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Adco Carpet Discount Warehouse
W. Budd St
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