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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1973

Page

3

Open House Solar Energy Bill Spurs Home Power Push

Solar energy systems for homes attract attention as Congress Energy Sub committee advances a bill HEM0952 proposing 50 million to fund research and testing for heating hot water and cooling. The piece notes energy conservation efforts in apartments and asks readers to send questions to J M Woodard of Copley News Service.

James M. Woodard House Energy Congress J.M. Woodard Copley News Service

Suburban Homes Limit Kids Play Says Designer

Architect J Malcolm Grear argues sophistication in suburbia reduces child play space. He recounts projects in New Haven and Somerset using inexpensive, repurposed materials to create changeable play areas that spark educational and imaginative games for children.

New York UPI J. Malcolm Grear Providence R.I Grear Sherman and Munson New Haven Conn Oakwood School Somerset

MBA chief says rates not to fall much in 1974

Walter B. Williams of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America told an income property seminar at Michigan State University that mortgage rates and other long term borrowing costs will stay near current levels through most of 1974. He cited the energy crisis and heavy borrowing by manufacturers and industry as factors.

Washington Walter B. Williams Mortgage Bankers Association of America Mba Michigan State University Willams Williams

NAHB urges Lynn to lead on national housing policy

The National Association of Home Builders calls on HUD Secretary James T. Lynn to take stronger leadership to address housing needs. It cites a 35 percent drop in production and faults in policy and monetary actions and asks for efforts to reduce FHA interest rates and keep housing affordable for families.

National Association of Home Builders HUD James T. Lynn America NAHB Lynn Nixon Treasury Federal Reserve Board FHA

Compas IV Home To Be Auctioned For Arts Group Benefit

Dell Trailor Construction Co plans auction of the Compas IV house in April to raise funds for the Phoenix Art Museum Phoenix Symphony Phoenix Zoo and the Heard Museum. The $75 000 model in Trailor's Villages at Seventh Street and Thunderbird Road will use donated labor and materials and show a basic to custom transformation. A tip sheet on extras will guide homeowners on remodeling ideas.

Dell Trailor Construction Co Phoenix Art Museum Phoenix Symphony Phoenix Zoo Heard Museum Trailor Seventh Street Thunderbird Road

Where did all the buyers go in the housing market

Dr. Oliver H. Jones argues that buyers retreated not from high prices and rates but from broader forces. He cites rising food costs, stagnant wages, and energy uncertainty as key factors driving households to cut housing plans, with savings shrinking as families adjust budgets.

Hever Uyer

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