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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1975

Page

3

Closing costs explained by new RESPA law for home buyers

The RESPA act of 1974 requires lenders to provide buyers with a Closing Costs HUD guide and a standard disclosure form. It clarifies advance disclosure, Truth in Lending APRs, and settlement charges, aiding early budgeting and comparison shopping. It also outlines seller and broker roles, escrow limits, and home history disclosures.

HUD Federal Reserve Board

Fake antique cars rise in popularity as fiberfabs charm buyers

Eight firms now produce fiberglass replicas nicknamed fiberfabs offering kits or complete cars built on modern frames. Prices start at 4000 for a kit and rise to 16000 for a finished model. dealers note emotional appeal and lower cost than restoring genuine classics despite mixed workmanship and high prices.

Pat Kemp Glassic Motor Company Palm Beach Fla Laquidara Milford Mass Auburn Volkswagen Bay Products Corporation of Miami

June car output hits 14-year low in US plants

UPI reports US auto production for June 1975 fell to 632,134 cars, 4.2 percent below 1974 levels, the lowest June since 1962. For the first half year, 3,138,168 cars were built, about 19 percent below last year and 42 percent off the 1973 six-month peak. GM topped June, Ford slightly behind, AMC down 6.4 percent, Chrysler down 35 percent. industry sees a third-quarter rebound as 1976 models roll out.

Detroit UPI U. S General Motors Ford American Motors Chrysler AMC Kenosha Wis

British Virgin Islands see 14 percent employment rise

The British Virgin Islands Labor Department reports a 14 percent rise in employment from the prior year. The labor force is about 3,300 with 2,200 males and 1,100 females. Construction up 28 percent, tourism up 17 percent, tourism employs 347 men and 225 women. BVI Tourism Board chair Ralph G. O'Neal notes five year tourism growth at 15-20 percent annually.

Tortola B.V.I Caribbean Labor Department Ralph G. O'Neal BVI Tourist Board

The Germans Sell Islands for Private Escapes

Two German buyers turned island dreams into a business offering dozens of parcels from the Bahamas to Tahiti. They tout discounts and a full service package, from locating property to handling local administration and building. They claim bankers, builders, and adventurous buyers are prime targets.

Antarctic Tahiti Rene Boehm Farhad Vindi Africa India Seychelle Islands Indian Ocean Germany Canada United States Bahamas Ireland France Greece Sweden Boehm North Island Seychelles Cow Island Maine Mountain Island Nova Scotia Bora Bora Atoll St. John River Frederiction New Brunswick

Young aircraft salesman builds million-dollar career at 19

Addison, Texas UPI reports Barron Thomas, 19, heads Webb Thomas Aircraft as sales manager after starting in the business at age 12 with a Cessna 150 sale. He has sold 85 aircraft in seven years, with deals often including trade-ins financing and lessons. His client list spans a Mexican airline, a Baptist church, and the Lyndon Johnson family.

Addison, Tex UPI Barron Thomas Thomas Barron Webb Thomas Aircraft Southern Methodist University Dallas North Texas Lyndon Johnson

Luxury car sales rise despite price hikes in 1975 market

Detroit report shows luxury cars gain market share from 2.9 to 4.4 percent since 1971, with Jaguar Mercedes-Benz Lincoln Cadillac and Rolls-Royce among top sellers. January-May 1975 figures show Jaguar up 137 percent, Mercedes-Benz 19 percent, Lincoln 10 percent, Cadillac 7.3 percent, Imperial down 55 percent. Ford and Chrysler trim lines amid high sticker prices and option-heavy purchases.

Detroit Mich Ford Motor Co John Naughton Chrysler Imperial America Mercedes- Benz Jaguar Mercedes-Benz Lincoln Continental Cadillac U.S Ford Lincol Kentucky

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