Housing Sales Hit Highest Level in 4.5 Years
New York AP reports existing home sales ran at 3.05 million annually in March, the strongest pace since November 1980, while new homes climbed to 1.9 million. Falls in mortgage rates sparked demand as buyers rush to snaps up listings, with regional gains led by the Northeast.
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New York
National Association of Realtors
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Bank Board
Jack Carlson
Northeast
West
Midwest
South
Lomas & Nettleton
Sunbelt
Kristal Gayle Zook Celebrates Third Birthday Today
Kristal Gayle Zook turns three today, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Zook Jr. of 712 Pecan. She is grandsoned by Don W. Smith and George A. Zook, with great grandparents Agnes E. Stoffer and George E. Zook plus Duane Gifford in Burlington and Lawrence.
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Kristal Gayle Zook
George A. Zook Jr
Kristal Gayle
Don W. Smith
N. Sycamore
George A. Zook
Walnut
Dean Hoopes
Burlington
Agnes E. Stoffer
N, Sycamore
Baby Ryan Scott Raley Born at Ransom Memorial
Mr and Mrs Michael Raley of 426 Ash welcomed a son named Ryan Scott Raley born April 15 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. A brother Kyle is 21 months old. Paternal grandparents are Melvin Clevenger and Raymond Raley. maternal grandparents are Ada Clevenger and H B Downer.
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Michael Raley
Ash
Ryan Scott Raley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ryan Scott
Kyle
Melvin Clevenger
Raymond Raley
Garden City
Ada Clevenger
Nevada
H. B. Downer
Fashion Show contrasts Lauren and Vittadini fall lines
The Associated Press reports Ralph Lauren's 1985 fall collection favors traditional colors and luxurious fabrics with high price points starting around $600, highlighting navy burgundy and charcoal. Adrienne Vittadini presents a modern line with bright colors and bold patterns, with prices under $200, featuring knitwear, mixed florals, cropped pants, long tops, and striped hip wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren
Ms. Vittadini
New Approach Helps Find Missing Kids
A nationwide effort by Kmart and five photo finishers launches the Lost Child Program to display missing children photos in stores and share safety tips. Flyers with photos will be free, and a toll free line 1-800-843-5678 will receive tips. The program aims to raise awareness and aid identification and recovery of missing children.
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Troy
United States
Kmart Corporation
Kmart
Samuel G. Leftwich
National Center For
Leftwich
Open dialogue helps patients and families facing terminal illness
A reader praises open discussion about terminal illness. A mother shares a dying son’s wish to plan his funeral and speak honestly with his family. The column urges talking honestly, crying and supporting each other, and prints further reader letters on shared caregiving and relationship duties.
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Ann Landers
Dad
D.C
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ZOOK
Alice Grooks Crafte
Reader Mall
Ottawa Herald
Northern Blvd
Woodside
P &H
Alice Brooks Craft
Crestview Nursing Home
Mirai Nnstrator
Dorothy Abadakar
Hhaalty Servicy
Cth
Wellace
W. 7
Terrace
Ottawa, Ha
Marjorie Anders
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ralph Lauren
Adrienne Vittadini
Mars
Missine
Chuck Worris
Ren
Chuck Norris
Francis M. Lillis
Texas
New York State
Child Find, Inc
P.O. Box
New Paltz, N.Y
Flora
First National Bank
Ottawa
F.d,1.c
Stans Gleaning
Srvice
Jim Snider
Briscoe Drugs
9Th & S. Main
Audibel
Starkey Labs
Reagan
M & M Hearing Aid CO
Broadway
K.C
Don Sellers
Chuck Kaniper
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