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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
1
The plan suggests authorizing up to 2.5 billion dollars in funds for housing loans through savings and loan associations and government agencies. It would allow FHA and VA to intervene in mortgage money with rates below market, while a 34 percent premium could go to investors. The administration argues for direct cash subsidies to expand housing access.
Fragmentary weather line mentions a low in the upper 30s to 70s and a 30 percent chance of preciptation tomorrow with light winds around 3 mph.
A brief note from Lex Oberlin Television references a doctor discussing women and a birthday topic. The fragment hints at medical or wellness advice connected to birthday celebrations.
Fragmentary text mentions controls and potential leaks and monitoring by a county agent. It references a legume variety described as slender with green stripes and approximate length notes. No clear event or outcomes are stated.
Photographer Gene Krebs captured an unusual forest scene using infrared film, making leaves and branches glow in pastel, candy like tones. The striking color shift highlights natural forms in a surreal, dreamlike palette akin to cotton candy.
Vice President Spokesman accuses Nixon aides of trying to force Agnew from office. Goldwater links party dissension to a Washington Post report and denies discussing the matter with reporters. Agnew declines to comment while in Maryland and at a luncheon with Pak Prime Minister Bhutto.
Eight AmShip executives based in Lorain are slated to testify before the Watergate grand jury in Washington about contributions to President Nixon’s reelection. Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox weighs perjury and obstruction indictments and has delayed proceedings to prepare new charges while AmShip delays were granted by Judge John Daines.
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