Boulder imposes growth and housing quotas
Boulder Colorado voters approved a plan limiting annual population growth to 2 percent and capping housing developments at 415 units per year. The merit system for project approval aims to protect open space and services, while critics warn of housing shortages and economic impact.
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Boulder
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Danish
IBM
Denver
Danish
Nolan Rosall
Bill would send more oil in U S ships
The 9.5 percent cargo preference plan would force more oil imports to be carried on U S ships by 1985. FTC disputes Carter admin and GAO estimates, warning of higher costs to consumers and potential alternatives. The letter to Sen. Griffin notes subsidies to the merchant marine and taxes on oil buyers. A second item mentions ancient secretarial work and Babylonian scribes connected to early paper and shorthand.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
U.S
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
General Accounting Office
FTC
General Account Office
Griffin
Commission
Bee. Winch
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Barpega
Randall Pare
Belden Vilage
Shep Sonders
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