Left over concrete used to build Macon street containers project
In Macon Georgia volunteers under the Macon Bibb County Beautification Commission repurpose surplus concrete from daily truck pours into new street corner containers. The effort features 217 containers costing 90 dollars each in 1974, funded by donated forms and materials and helps reduce city costs. The program spans 27 subcommittees focusing on energy, cleanliness, and beautification with broad community involvement including 600 volunteers and media attention.
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Guaranty promotes Growing Equity Mortgage program
Guaranty Mortgage Corp expands its outreach to 1,500 Realtors and builders with mailings and seminars to explain new financing options. It introduces a Growing Equity Mortgage with a fixed rate starting at 14 percent and payoff in 12 to 15 years, built on increasing yearly payments that reduce principal.
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