HUD study calls for more support for low income housing
A congressionally mandated HUD report on the $170 billion Federal Home Loan Bank System recommends expanded support for community development and affordable housing for low and moderate income families. Prepared by HUD and released April 25 by Secretary Henry Cisneros, the study outlines three core recommendations and 14 HCDA mandated questions.
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Federal Housing Finance Board
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General Accounting Office
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Storm King Mountain wildfire kills 12 firefighters near Glenwood Springs
A wildfire driven by strong winds near Storm King Mountain five miles west of Glenwood Springs killed 12 firefighters. About 140 crews fought the blaze, which had scorched 2,200 acres and threatened the town of 6,000 as air tankers, helicopters, and ground crews worked to contain it. Authorities planned a dawn search for two missing firefighters and an investigation into the tragedy.
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Georgia Flood Disaster Floodwaters Turn Towns Into Islands
The Flint River flood in central and southern Georgia has killed at least 18 people and forced about 15,000 from Albany. More than 400,000 acres of crops submerged, 31 dams breached, 45 others spilled, 9 water systems knocked out, and federal disaster aid authorized for four counties. Rivers cresting at record levels threaten continued flooding as a new storm system approaches.
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Yemen's civil war ends in northern victory at Aden
After 65 days of fighting, government troops seized Aden ending the merger of North and South Yemen. Northern forces entered with tanks as residents celebrated while southern leaders fled to Oman seeking asylum. The Presidential Council urged UN monitoring and promised democracy.
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Khaled Mahmoud
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Aden
Saudi Arabia
Ali Salem al-Beidh
Record 2.5 Million Japanese Tourists Abroad This Summer
Japan Travel Bureau estimates 2.5 million Japanese will travel overseas this summer as the yen strengthens. About 734,000 will visit the United States, 369,000 Hawaii, with South Korea, Hong Kong following. Southeast Asia expected as the top region.
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Japan Travel Bureau
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