Builders report slow housing year with cautious recovery
Washington AP notes the US housing market faces a slow year with total starts likely the lowest since 1946 while July permits rise 6 percent. HUD's Hills calls the trend encouraging as 1.238 million annualized starts mark a partial recovery and year-end gains possible if 35 000 low income units receive subsidies. Siv Arno, 79, dies in Woodland Hills after a career in film and stage.
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Housing and Urban Development
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Home Builders
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Los Angeles
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Dear Abby: Boss's drinking harms home life and belongings
A Hartford reader asks how to handle her husband's boss who over-drinks at entertaining, damaging furniture and stealing a robe. Abby suggests writing off losses and avoiding further outings with the boss, or changing to a beach party setup.
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Corrections Chief Fires Accountants Over Falsified Records
State Corrections Director Jack F. Davis dismissed chief accountant Louis L. Fox and cost accountant Donald E. Hobcroft for alleged record falsification in the departments enterprises section. Fox, 47, and Hobcroft, 52, appealed and will face hearings. The cases tie to a broader inquiry into a $2.2 million discrepancy in prison industries led by former director Carroll R. Proctor. Whitney M. Young Sr., 77, civil rights leader, died in Louisville.
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Jack F. Davis
Davis
Louis L. Fox
State Personnel Division
Fox
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Hobcroft
Personel Division
Richmond General District
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Proctor
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Hugh Johnson
Prison Industries
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Whitney M. Young
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Whitney M. Young Sr
Jewish Hospital
Whitney Young Jr
National Urban League
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Goren and Sharif Analyze a Slam on a Bridge Hand
The 1975 Chicago Tribune notes North South vulnerability with North opening one no trump, South bidding three spades, leading to a four spade slam. West leads nine of hearts to mislead declarer, who then defeats the contract by careful play and heart finesse considerations.
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