Condominium buying risks and planning guidance
Americans dream of home ownership but see condos as future housing. HUD notes growing condo share and warns buyers to study declarations bylaws and budgets, check common element rules, assess assessments, and review docs before signing a sale.
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Carter and Desai clash over nuclear fears during India visit
President Carter leaves New Delhi after a lingering dispute with Prime Minister Desai on nuclear safeguards and the nonproliferation treaty while greeting large crowds. He vows a blunt letter to Desai but later approves a uranium sale to India. Carter and his wife toured rural India and Gandhi Memorial, drawing mixed reactions from officials and supporters.
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Most watchable women and TV stars named by critics
SAN DIEGO UP I Sophia Loren named most watchable wife for 1977 and Phyllis Schlafly named most watchable mother by the International Society of Girl Watchers. Bernadette Peters named most watchable television star and Jacqueline Bisset as movie star with Natalie Cole and Jodie Foster among other noted figures. Up I Also in Rawalpindi two men were flogged five lashes each for adulterating spices, six months in prison. CAREFULLY, Benicia California three men died and 11 hospitalized from carbon monoxide at Exxon refinery during repairs in a tank, oxygen deficient atmosphere.
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Bethlehem mayor re-elected despite no campaign
Bethlehem Georgia Mayor Thomas Bell was re-elected by write-in votes after no candidates qualified for the race. Bell received 34 write-ins, Ed Rogers 2, and election supervisor Robert Harrison 1, with Bell saying he did not plan to serve another term. The results reflect a lack of formal candidates and Bell's unexpected return to office.
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Fly swatter interrupts Carter Desai luncheon at embassy
In New Delhi at the U S Embassy luncheon with Prime Minister Morarji Desai as guest, a fly swatter man repeatedly swatted a fly behind President Carter. After several misses he finally claimed the fly, joking that it would be the only thing shown on the evening news.
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304 Die On Highways In New Year Holiday Toll
United Press International reports 304 people died in traffic accidents over the 78 hour New Year holiday weekend. California and Texas led with 31 and 25 traffic deaths respectively, while Alaska Hawaii Idaho North Dakota and D C had no fatal traffic incidents. Ohio alone counted at least 12 highway deaths.
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Sadat urges more input from Carter in Aswan talks
President Anwar Sadat said he will ask President Carter to take a more active role in mediating the Egypt Israel deadlock over the Palestinian issue. He urged America to pressure Israel on the Palestinian question as Carter prepared to meet in Aswan.
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Koch to ban bias in hiring of gays
New York Mayor Edward Koch plans an executive order to prohibit discrimination in municipal hiring of homosexuals. The measure will cover city agencies including the police and fire departments, while private employment faces no city ban. The city council has previously rejected broader anti discrimination bills.
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Carter and Rosalynn greet untouchables in Indian village
President Carter and First Lady Rosalynn walk the dusty lanes of Daulatpur Nasirabad now Carterpuri, mingling with India's untouchables as villagers crowd mud-brick rooftops and shower them with marigold garlands. Morarji Desai guides them to a cow dung gas project, while locals present gifts and tilaks.
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