New housing policies curb race bias in appraisals
Government and real estate appraisal groups settle civil rights suits over racial factors in property values. The American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers agrees to remove race, religion, and ethnicity as predictors of value, revise textbooks, and educate members to promote integration and easier loans in white neighborhoods.
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Elyria Catholic Clinches Playoff Berth In Grid Division
Elyria Catholic earns a playoff berth with an unbeaten 110 0 regular season after beating Hilliard and posting wins over Clearview Midview Firelands Elyria West Cleveland Central Catholic Chanel Holy Name Lorain Catholic Trinity and Hilliard. Norwalk finished ninth as the 1974 state Double A champion. Clearview and Black River placed third and fourth in Region 9.
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Carter hikes aides pay in White House budget push
President Carter gave White House aides pay raises of 7.6 percent for those earning under 47 500 a year as he reviews agency budget requests. The raises, set to 47 500 maximum, began Oct 9 after White House aides pressed to curb waste and influence the next fiscal year plans. The budget session includes seven departments and agencies with top advisers present.
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Cleveland school hearings begin
Cleveland hearings begin on a final desegregation plan for the district amid a legal battle over keeping schools open and paying debts. District Judge Frank Battisti, who found the board guilty of fostering segregation, will consider plan details proposed by special master Daniel McCarthy.
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Newman on Language Decline and Usage Panel Critique
Newman criticizes language bloat and overuse of words like concur and multi year contracts. He cites social sciences and media as drains on living language while defending the Language Usage Panel of the American Heritage Dictionary and noting the word usage riles he's fought on Tonight Show appearances.
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Mamie Eisenhower marks 81st birthday in Abilene
Mamie Doud Eisenhower observed her 81st birthday in Abilene Kansas the hometown of her late husband Dwight D Eisenhower. A small party was planned at a country club while she visited the Eisenhower Museum and both graves including their son Doud Dwight who died as a toddler. She noted his love for Abilene and began birthday pilgrimages after Ike's 1969 death to avoid crowds on his birthday.
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Elderly and Disabled Get Extended Ohio Utility Discount
Ohio residents who rent homes may apply for the Lifeline subsidy to cut heating bills. Extensions push the deadline to November 40 for renters and November 30 for house trailers, with homeowners still to register by Tuesday. Eligibility requires age 65 plus or total disability, and income under $7,000 annually. A one time winter payment of $87.50 applies if heat is not used.
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Russian dissident Bukovsky to speak at Cherka College OC
Vladimir Bukovsky, once a leading Soviet dissident, will speak at Cherka College Hall Auditorium on November 21 at 8pm. The speech, part of a nationwide AFL-CIO funded tour, covers repression of Soviet dissidents and his own years in prisons and psychiatric hospitals.
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Moderates seek 8 percent oil price hike for 1978
Al Anba cited sources saying three OPEC moderates Kuwait Venezuela and Indonesia push for an eight percent price rise next year. Saudi Arabia and UAE favor a freeze or a smaller rise up to five percent to aid global economic recovery and align with President Carter's stance.
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Wall Street Opens Mixed With Dow Slightly Down
Opening on the New York Stock Exchange shows mixed prices as the Dow Jones slips 0.34 to 845.55 after gains through last week. Analysts note the two day 27.46 point rise may trigger profit taking while advances outpace declines 193 to 71 among 414 issues. Volume runs about 690,000 shares in the early going, with Friday's turnover at 35.2 million shares the strongest in 20 months.
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Settlement reached in East Coast dockworker strike
A three year tentative master contract was announced by the International Longshoremen's Association and port operators, ending a strike that started Oct 1 from Maine to Virginia. The pact includes job security against containerization and a little over 30 percent wage and benefit gains, affecting about 25,000 ILA members as billions in merchandise, including Christmas items, are expected to move.
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Hospitals Struck in Youngstown by SEIU Local 627
In Youngstown 1,290 service employees walked out in a contract dispute. Represented by SEIU Local 627, workers struck the North and South Units of Youngstown Hospital Association and Tools Babies and Children’s Hospital. Hospitals kept patient numbers at about half normal.
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Asbestos Danger Report Details Worker Fatalities
A researcher notes that roughly one in ten asbestos workers dies from exposure to mineral fibers, highlighting severe health risks faced by workers in the industry. The finding underscores the need for stronger safety measures and monitoring to protect employees in related occupations.
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