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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1980

Page

5

Proposed liberalization of Federal Land Bank loan limits

Hugh F. Dailey of the Central Valley Federal Land Bank Association says 100 percent loan funding could be allowed for guaranteed farm real estate loans under a Farm Credit Act Amendments 1979. The change would boost lending for limited equity farmers and young farmers by removing the 85 percent value cap when loans are guaranteed by USDA's Farmers Home Administration or state governments.

Federal Land Bank Farm Credit Hugh F. Dailey Central Valley Federal Land Bank Association Perce Federal Land Banks U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Home Administration Dailey Congress Farm Credit System Farm Credit Administration Theystem Fmha

Virginia inspectors face conflicts of interest in building departments

A Star survey finds varied Virginia city practices on disclosure and outside activity by building inspectors. Staunton requires annual declarations. Winchester previously did not, with recent changes mandating disclosure for department heads starting Jan 10, 1980.

Star Virginia the Star McCombs Winchester Staunton Uny Meco Staunton Bill Frederick County Wendell Seldon Seldon Swiger

Swiger Responds to Questions on City Permits and Zoning

Winchester City Building Inspector James Swiger offers remarks in reply to a published story. He cites a buy sell agreement with Mr. Smith at the 25 North Euclid Ave site and asserts no ordinance requires deed recording within a set time. He denies material financial interest in Wampler’s zoning appeal, notes no vote, and says disclosure would occur if he were the applicant. He claims no partnership record applies to Featherbed Lane Associates and defends self approving his own permits as public records.

Winchester James As Swiger Mr. Swiger North Euclid Ave Swiger Mr. Smith Smith Wampler Board of Zoning Appeals Star Featherbed Lane Associates Commissioner of Revenue City Department of Buildings

Swiger Faces Conflict Over Self Issued Building Permits

Conflict arises as Swiger approved multiple building permits for his own income generating property at 720 National Ave. He bought the site in 1972 from B Blair Webber, and records show four permits issued to Swiger. Virginia code sections require disclosing material interests and disqualifying officials in such cases.

Swiger National Ave B. Blair Webber City Building Department

Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Old Edition

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Apple Valley Square Branch Office Opens at 828 Berryville Ave

The Apple Valley Square Branch Shopping Center at 828 Berryville Avenue now hosts the Apple Valley office in its new permanent location. A grand opening with prizes and refreshments is planned all day Friday January 25th.

SVN Apple Valley Square Derenara Permnent Berryville Avenue

Chrysler Loan Guarantees Tied to Wage Concessions

President Carter signs legislation pledging 1.5 billion in federal loan guarantees to Chrysler Corp. Contingent on 462.5 million in hourly wage concessions and 500 million in bank loans. UAW locals meet to decide on 243 million in lost wages with ratification votes due by month end.

Washington Carter Chrysler Corp Chrysler United Auto Workers Union Chryslers UAW

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