Predicted Higher Interest Rates Baffle Economic Experts
Economists debate why mortgage rates rise amid a housing boom as lenders flood the market with cash. Officials warn higher rates could threaten two million housing starts, while Fannie Mae and policy shifts influence discount costs and future lending.
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Associated Press
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Federal National Mortgage Association
Van Heflin Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Hollywood veteran actor Van Heflin aged 60 was critically stricken by a heart attack Sunday during swimming exercise and remained in guarded condition. A gardener found him clinging to a ladder in his apartment pool and pulled him from the water as hospital officials withheld details on consciousness or improvement. Heflin has a 35 year career on stage and screen and is featured as a disturbed passenger in the film Airport.
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Airport
Columbia University approves site for new gymnasium
Columbia University selects a site for its proposed new half million dollar gymnasium ending protests that sparked the 1968 student riots. The University Senate approved the location linking to the old gym as trustees planned to review plans at a board meeting today.
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New York
Colum ‘Bia University
University Senate
Moore Chosen for NSF Summer Biology Research at NMSU
Ronald C. Moore a New Mexico State University biology major from Bayard has been selected for the National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Participation program. He is one of six students honored and will work 10 weeks with Dr. Richard E. Spellenberg studying flower anatomy in the 4 Clock group and receive a $600 cash award.
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New Mexico State University
Bayard
National Science Foundation
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Kaiser Steel Appeals 1971 Property Tax Dispute
Kaiser Steel Co plans to appeal its 1971 coal property tax evaluation from York Canyon mine. Disputes in 1969 and 1970 involve total taxes of 1,441,097 with hearings and appeals in Colfax District Court and the state Court of Appeals. The 1970 case centers on production value versus declared market value, with Kaiser arguing true market value near 5.75 per ton after shipping and the PAC proposing 1,441,194 while Kaiser cites 850,681.
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Santa Fe, WM
Kaiser Steel Co
York Canyon
State
PAC
Peaks
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Kaiser
Colorado Fugland Trot Co
Colorado
Fontana
Calif
Silver City School Board Seeks Bids for Library Shelving
The Board of Education Silver City Consolidated Schools calls for bids to the Office of the Superintendent Silver City New Mexico before June 28 1971 at 10 00 A M for library shelving and folding tables Specifications obtainable at the Superintendent office 100 104 No 1 Bullard Silver City New Mexico The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive technicalities Bids must be F C B Silver City New Mexico s Joseph K Walsh President Board of Education
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Silver City
Bullard
New Maxico
F.C.B
New Mexico
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