Urban Nomads new army of displaced Americans
Ernest Moore fears he may join a growing group of displaced inner city residents as affluent suburban buyers trigger redevelopment. A National Urban Coalition study shows the elderly and poor renters are being squeezed out in rehabilitation and fashionable neighborhoods across 65 neighborhoods in 44 cities.
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Washington
Ernest Moore
Moore
National Urban Coalition
M. Carl Holman
Coalition
Chico
Inflation Illusion of Good Times and Housing Woes
A United States overview describes inflation eroding purchasing power while Americans pursue higher living standards through credit and investments. The piece notes education and retirement costs, government grants to curb urban displacement, and a Midwestern church arson case. It includes quotes from residents facing housing and racial tensions in a changing city.
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New York
America
Florida
Investment Company Institute
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department
Savings
Uncle Sam
Army Rail Detachment Disbanding at Fort Eustis
The Army shelters the last active rail detachment at Fort Eustis, with 34 soldiers and five civilians to be reassigned. The unit will become the civilian-operated Utility Railroad under the Transportation Services Division to support post supply moves, marking a shift away from soldier railroading in the Army.
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Fort Eustis
Horse Cavalry
Army
Robert Loy
Transportation Services Division
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Patricia Harris
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Embassy Row
Lyons
Supreme Court
Middlebrook
Stephen R. Bartley
Staunton
St. John’s
Staunton-area
Bartley
Richmond
Army Rail Detachment
714Th Transportation Battalion
FinanceAmerica
Delco Plaza
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Virginia
Bankamerica 1 Financial Service Company
Financeamerica Corporation
J.T. Betts
L. M. Dykes
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Martinsburg
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Linen Dept
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