Brandeis committee to host benefit home tour in Scottsdale
The Phoenix Chapter Brandeis National Women's Committee will tour five homes on April 11 in the North Central and Paradise Valley area. The Gelt residence at 5815 E Indian Bend Rd is among them, with proceeds supporting Brandeis University libraries in Waltham Mass. Expected funds between 3500 and 4000 dollars. Tickets are 2.50, available at box offices or any listed home on tour day.
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Harry Gelt
E. Indian Bend Rd
North Central
Paradise’Valley
Phoenix
Brandeis National Women’s Committee
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
All Diamond's
Paradise Valley
Brandeis
Jan Simmons
Linda Fisler
Carol Nichols
ABA official calls reevaluation of housing goals and codes
A spokesman for the American Bankers Association urges reassessing the 1968 housing targets of 2.6 million starts as outdated. He argues to review overall goals and unit types, building codes, zoning laws, and financing for utilities, schools and transit, while endorsing a cautious temporary emergency program.
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American Bankers Association
ABA
Morthland
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Selma
Ala
Washington
Senate
Housing and Urban Affairs
Housing legislation urged to spur builders and cut deficits
J S Mickey Norman Jr of Houston head of the National Association of Home Builders told a Senate Housing subcommittee that emergency action to boost housing would create jobs and lower the deficit. He backed measures to cut mortgage rates to six percent for three years for middle income buyers and to fund 100000 new homes with tax gains and aid. He urged a cash $1000 downpayment incentive and seven percent rate subsidies to stabilize a volatile market.
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J.S
Mickey” Norman, Jr
Houston
Norman
Banks See Small Foreclosure Rise in Tight Economy
Rex J. Morthland of the American Bankers Association told a Senate subcommittee that foreclosures remain under 1 percent of mortgages, a slight rise from the third quarter of 1974 but lower than peaks in 1972 to 1974. He urged temporary emergency housing legislation with safeguards and long term support for private mortgage lending.
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Rex J. Morthland
The
American Bankers Association
Senate
Subcommittee On Housing and Urban Affairs
Morthland
Housing industry urged to gain mortgage market flexibility
Art S. Leitch of the National Association of Realtors urged Congress and the administration to create long term mortgage market changes to attract funds in any economy. He warned large deficits could trigger money shortages and higher interest rates, urging a loosening of Federal Reserve tight money policies. He proposed new securities backed by mortgages, pension fund investment requirements, tax exclusions for thrift deposits, and graduated tax credits to housing investors.
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Art S. Leitch
National Association of “Realtors
Congress
Administration
Leitch
Federal Reserve
NAR
Pension
Washington
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Arnold Smith
N. Central
Frank S. Lakey
Casa Encantada
N. Country Club
Stanley Paulowski
Allan Waxman
E. Wagon Wheel
Association
Covacrook Rd
Carefree Dr
Carefree
Arizona
Joe Vaccaro
Assoc
Wildwood Estates
Milehigh
Prescott
Entury
Century Place
56Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Shea
Camalback Rd
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