Mortgages agencies blamed for inaction on discrimination
Washington reports that three of the four federal mortgage regulators have never issued antidiscrimination rules or pursued enforcement. The Senate Banking Committee says discrimination is widespread and criticizes decades of inaction since 1968. The panel notes only the Home Loan Bank Board issued rules and that enforcement records are absent.
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Agencies Cut Public Paperwork Varies Across Departments
Washington AP: federal agencies trim or add public questionnaires amid White House effort to cut forms by 10 percent. By March 31 total forms stood at 5,012, down 2.7 percent from last fall, with 79 new forms added and Transportation the only major agency meeting the goal. HEW still leads in volume, while new surveys on school meals progress, helium use, and scrap paper emerged.
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UN Warns Population Double World by 30 Years
UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warned at Habitat World Conference on Human Settlements that the world population will double in thirty years. He cited worsening poverty and pollution and noted at least one third of urban poor in developing nations live in slums.
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Passengers Free World Airways Jet After Long Impoundment
In Jackson Mississippi passengers had blocked a World Airways DC8 for about 36 hours over a labor dispute delaying their London return. The legal hold on the jet was dropped but a Teamsters strike kept the plane grounded. officials expect movement today but destination remains unclear. The incident follows a busy week in global planning as U.N. urban conference delegates discuss poverty, housing, and city funding alongside remarks from Trudeau on international cooperation.
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Young Private Eye in Seattle Aims for Truth at 13
Doug Poth, a 13 year old licensed private investigator in Seattle, works with his father Jerry Poth to chase stolen goods and serve subpoenas. He followed his dad into the field at age three, says Washington has no age limit for licenses, and the law may change. He earns $3 to $10 an hour and has never faced physical danger.
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Errors notice on want ads in Ottawa Herald
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