City Housing Rehab Program Flaunts Early Success
City officials praise the housing rehabilitation program funded by the Community Development grant as seven homes are improved with no cost to owners. Mrs. Lyndall Hornecker at 310 S Sycamore receives porch, roof, windows, doors, and siding repairs while bids await for five more. Eligibility centers on owner occupancy and income at 50 percent below Franklin County median. Residents note neighborhood pride and potential for further funding in 1979.
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Dan Winter
Hornecker
Dave Watkins
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Boys’ Club
Watkins
Franklin County
Eldon Henley
Joneses
Cleveland Street
Forest Park
Soviets Fire Back At Carter On Africa Policy
The Soviet Union quickly rebutted Carter’s foreign policy speech accusing Washington and NATO of acting as global policemen. Tass denounced U.S. and Cuban support for Africa’s revolutions and challenged Carter’s Angola and Zaire claims while defending Soviet policy and depictions of neocolonial influence.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Carter
U.S
Africa
Washington
NATO
Tass
U.S. Naval Academy
USA
Zaire
Morocco
Senegal
Gabon
Mobutu Sese Seko
Angola
Congress Unfazed By California Vote
In Washington the California tax-limiting vote sparks expectations of tax relief but federal tax cut legislation stalls. House Speaker Tip O'Neill says a $20 billion cut could be drafted, yet Ways and Means talks fail to converge. With adjournment looming, a post election lame duck session risks Carter urging relief. Rep. Ullman confirms no consensus yet.
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Washington
California
Congress
Thomas P
Tip”’ O'Neill
D-Mass
House
House Ways and Means Committee
Carter
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Maritime Labor In A Big Jam
FBI says eight men including three ILA local presidents and a vice president were arrested in a three year probe of union activities. Charges include extortion and racketeering with locals in Miami Jacksonville and Atlanta among those named. Local 1922 Miami finances and numbers tied to Port of Miami are noted.
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Miami
International
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Merry
Landon Williams
ILA
Jacksonville
George Barone
Cleveland Turner
Elizah Jackson
Atlanta
James Vanderwyde
Cornelius Vanderwyde
Max Forman
Oscar Morles
Florida Welding Service Inc
Barone
Turner
Fort Lauderdale
The
Herald
New York
Carter plans beef import boost to ease prices
President Carter moves to add about a pound per person to the U S beef supply by easing import restrictions. The plan may barely dent rising prices though economists vary on the impact. Critics call it inept and harmful to ranchers as imports rise through renegotiated pacts with 13 foreign exporters.
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Washington
Carter
America
U.S
Bennett Blasts Carter Beef Import Quota Decision
Topeka governor Robert F. Bennett condemned President Carter's move to raise beef import quotas as harmful to the cattle industry. He called the action a kick below the belt to farmers and warned it could reduce livestock numbers and raise meat prices in the 1980s.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Carter
Bennett
Carter Faces Campaign Finance Scrutiny In 1976 Race
Washington AP reports Carter's 1976 campaign finances become a political issue as FEC talks aim for an out of court settlement. The FEC has found reasonable cause for possible violations, with donors and «walking around money» under scrutiny. Republicans press Congress to block FEC funding until audits are released.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Robert J. Lipschutz
Republican National
Bill Brock
Congress
Brock
Wall Street Journal
Ron Eastman
Ings
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Henry M. Jackson
Frank Church
Idaho
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Ottawa
Kansas
Jaycees
Ottawa Jaycees
Phil Krug
Anchor Savings & Loan
U.N. General Assembly
Shrine
Ninth
Hickory
Mike Gullett
Agriculture Department
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