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DESPITE higher VA and FHA interest rates, mortgage money remains short in many areas, particularly small cities. Only one in four cities under 25,000 has mortgage funds readily available. Construction figures are beginning to reflect the money shortage. In May, housing starts totaled 107,000 v. 110,000 in April, the first April-May decline since...
...sells them for $25 to $125 each. Such prices have brought him a far wider public than most painters can boast. This week, 34 of Frasconi's best woodcuts start a year-long tour of U.S. museums, sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution. The three prints opposite reflect Frasconi s fascination with Manhattan's Fulton Fish Market in the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge...
...ambitions." Kirk claims he "...would not support the view that he (a teacher) should be automatically and summarily dismissed for refusing to testify. However, he discourages invoking the Fifth Amendement, since"...a professor, like his university, bears some burden of public responsibility, and his refusal to speak will inevitably reflect adversely on both himself and his institution...
Power. On foreign matters or the larger domestic issues, Springer's papers usually reflect the government line, though his policy is "not to print politics, but to print about politics." To charges that he has been lenient toward Germany's neo-Nazis, Springer answers: "The best policy toward those people is not to talk or write about them at all." To those worried about his power, Springer says: "I hate the word 'power.' I once fired an editor who called attention to the 'power' I now had in my hands." Nevertheless, he intends...
Following his testimony, he issued a statement to the press, in which he charged that the tactics of the hearings "reflect the punitive and vindictive attitudes of the committee toward all those who act upon the conviction that its proceedings traduce the right of dissent and non-conformity...