Briscoe proposes interlocking blocks for low cost homes
Pharmacologist and University of Arizona graduate student James R. Briscoe has patented two interlocking building block types. He argues the system lets a weekend mason build walls with minimal mortar and can cut a normal $12,000 three bedroom home to about half price. Briscoe seeks HUD support and a Tucson model program to replace ghettos with affordable housing.
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Court To Air Administration Of Maricopa Poverty Funds
Arizona Supreme Court will hear June 4 arguments on a bid by the attorney general to stop Maricopa County from administering federal antipoverty funds. The suit says the board usurps the governor’s statutory power to accept and spend federal funds and challenges who handles antipoverty programs in the state.
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