Scottsdale Real Estate Notes Highlight 1971 Permits
City of Scottsdale issued over 3 million in building permits in January 1971, led by 73 single family units valued at 1.04 million. Major projects include Windmill Theater at 16345 N Scottsdale Rd valued at 130,000 and 152 Santos apartments at 7440 E Thomas Rd valued at 1.4 million. Alterations and additions totaled 386,405 of permit valuation. Awards recognized real estate activity and industry leaders in local firms and associations.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Park Plaza
Shoeman Lane
United Church of ‘Christ
N. Gramsite Reef Rd
Santos
E. Thomas Rd
Casa Los, Santos
Government official calls for unified metropolitan housing strategy
Washington UPI reports Samuel C. Jackson, HUD assistant secretary for metropolitan planning, argues for a new national strategy to provide decent housing near jobs. He criticizes segregated suburbs and urges a cooperative, equitable distribution of resources to reduce urban poverty and promote integrated development.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Samuel C. Jackson
Jackson
HUD
Papine
Ile
Scottsdale Daily Progress Item Brief
A brief item from the Scottsdale Daily Progress dated February 6, 1971 presents a concise note from the Saturday edition. The readable fragment covers local happenings and small notices typical of a community newspaper brief.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Forgotten man to get housing subsidy break
The government launches an $85 million subsidy program to aid about 70,000 families earning $7,000 to $12,000 yearly who fall between public housing and market rates. The plan lowers monthly mortgage payments by about $20 for five years via regional federal home loan banks, with final payments rising to market rates after five years.
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Norman Kempster
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
FHLBB
a _ Martin
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
Martin
Picketing Prohibited in Sun City Construction Case
A temporary restraining order barred eight unions from unlawful picketing at Del Webb projects in Sun City. Superior Court Judge Gerald Strick set Feb 18 for a hearing to decide if the order becomes permanent. Webb said Local 2093 of the Millmenland Cabinet Makers Union and seven other unions violated a master labor agreement signed last June.
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Phoenix
UPI
del Webb Construction
Sun City
Superior Court
Gerald Strick
Webb
Millmenland Cabinet, Makers Union
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