| Show I Ogden 5A Monday March 26 1973 r Standard-Examine- WORD-A-DA- ) t S r3ms Y By BACH A OH PLEASE PLAV FOR ME THAT OLD MALADY J J3 rest® ramii (AP) — Hie price for a home of your own is accelerating at a rate which threatens to leave much of middle-clas- s America paying rent permanently Millions of families living on below-averaincomes already cannot afford houses New WASHINGTON er ge houses under $12500 virtually disappeared for national Census igures in 1970 and under-$15-Xhouses will join them soon The houses which accounted for nearly half ' -?-r ”of new houses a decade ago £C £rt&? now represent less than 10 per vtr ' r 4 cent ’wWSi 0 The causes for surging prices v ' " '" vary-ea-sier money higher la5 costs bor dwindling available A HORSE OF ANOTHER COLOR might brighten doubt are anxious for the snow to go and the graz-thi- s land bans on sewer hookups bleak scene near Zanesville Ohio The nags no ing to turn green again spurting lumber costs and strong demands for bigger and better houses But the effect is illustrated by remembering Levittown with its boxy identical h s like columns cvzr rolling army to Prater and Pass at the UMW Huddleston and his daughter the hills and gullies of PennsylERIE Pa (AP) — The trial ey to finance the killings 3E William J Prater a former Checks for that amount alleg- convention in 1968 about estab- Annette Gilly of Cleveland vania and Long Island United Mine Workers official edly were issued to 23 retired lishing such a committee have pleaded guilty to the murPROVIDED SANCTUARY On the witness stand Pass charged with murder in the miners for expenses they suptestified ders and have that They absorbed their share of Yablonski slayings is expected posedly incurred as members and Prater echoed Boyle’s tessnide comments but they cost received three to go to the jury today of an organizing committee Six timony triggerman Turn-blaz$6900 apiece — $100 down $70 a The Erie County Court jury of the miners testified that they each for the killings However William has heard two weeks of testi- cashed the checks and kicked The three alleged gunmen all month— and provided sanctuary president of District 19 the money to Pass and denied under oath Saturday from Cleveland were Mrs Gil-ly- for a housing-starve- d popumony that focused on an Paul husband Claude lation coming out of World War that the organizing committee leged plot to murder UMW re- Prater Tormer Joseph A “Jock” Yab-- j Boyle said in his testimony ever existed Vealey and Aubran Martin II Levittown houses sell for $35-0lonski (that he authorized transfer of The government claimed $15-0- Vealey has pleaded guilty anc now of the money was passed to turned state’s evidence Martin Final arguments were sched- the $20000 to the district but The construction workers who uled for today followed by added that he believed it was Silous Huddleston former pres- and Gilly have been convictec built Levittown once moved ident of a UMW pensioners’ lo-- of first-degrmurder and senJudge Edward Carney’s in- - used legitimately structions to the jury right in themselves but despite tenced to death hefty raises they now can’t afSHOT TO DEATH ford the houses they work on Yablonski and his wife and And the workers aren’t the j daughter were shot to death in only ones home their Clarksville Pa “It’s absolutely insulting to Dec 31 1969 less than three say to a man making $15000 a I weeks after he lost a stormy year ‘you can’t buy our least 1 UMW presidential election to expensive house ” said Peter W A incumbent “Tony” jthen Taylor head of operations for — Yab-NEW YORK 1 was seen about a mile from the Thethe aircraft carrier death his Before Independ-(AP) Boyle Levitt and Sons’ j encehe! The said Guard Coast “We circled him track search j lonski had filed a protest that Norwegian division Norse freighter (ultimately resulted in a nev Variant sank fve minutes afterlwas red an£ dehydrated but a few times and he was waving You must earn $18000 a year was in surprisingly and jumping” Lt Ronald Bal-le- u now to qualify for a new Levitt election and Boyle’s defeat byL oner was £lven to abandon otherwise condition He was ex-- v the C130 gCOCj said reform candidate Arnold Mil- house “It’s not ship according to a crewman pected to be flown to the United Two Air Force para-rescu- e ler housing It is not even middle-incom- e rescued s for after three states drifting men 1000 the trial feet into today prosecutor During parachuted housing” said Taylor ” A break in the search which Richard Sprague claimed Yab- ditched ocean their ' para rorH j lonski’s challenge to the union th?ec£? hampered at the start by chutes and swam to the raft r9eP°jwas Gabnelsen killthe rough seas and driving snow where they administered aid to heirarchy prompted bis rescuers the: that Daand sleet came when oil and Sunday But defense attorney ings bulk carrier had turned debris from the lost freighter Gabrielsen vid Rothman contended the IN THE AREA stern into a fierce storm were spotted slayings occurred during a bur-hbut that Thursday night twoj Suddenly an orange raft with In addition to the carrier glory there were three Coast Guard The highest-rankin- g former holds flooded cutters and a submarine rescue union official charged in the Gabnelsen said he saw two of 29 other crewmen go in the area for the vessel murders is Albert Pass former D into the water but that he w?s KCIT6 T search UNITie 19 of UMW in District They were expected to president to reach them He said be joined today by two helicop-- ! 6 Middlesboro Ky and a ters from the Independence and' ber of the union’s International he saw no survivors during the (three days in which he drifted at least four C130 planes Executive Board vessel was en The 13194-to- n Prater 53 of Lafollette 'southeast for about 120 miles was seaman a Radio picked up! Tenn was a District 19 organ-- 1 report route from Norfolk Va to! Uganda carried by die SS Mobil Lubean oil today on how the Ugandan Hamburg Germany with a car-- ! izer tanker after being spotted on 6° °£ coa when she radioed she UNION MONEY army intends to deal with the was waves jan orange raft by a US Air sinking in "t the The prosecution claimed Pra-- I Force C130 about 250 miles village of Seeta if its citizens: and crew was abandoning ter and Pass who is awaiting southeast of Cape May NJ don’t cut the rate of crime trial used $20000 in union mon-- 1 He was later transferred to The broadcast said the area’s sjp 4 army commander Mor Galla f informed citizens he will order town i and that blown the village up 4 ' robbers will be stripped naked 4 marched through town and Utah Alcoholism Foundation WASHINGTON (UPI) — The i Most would expire June 30 Senate today begins considera-iunies- s extended The Senate is tion of a $23 billion health bill t0 pass tte blU designed to bring a quick expected House the Public showdown with the administra Tuesday tion over health program cuts Health Committee will begin The bill pushed through the hearings on a similar bill later Labor Public in the week Senate and President Nixon’s fiscal 1974 Committee by Sen i Welfare health budget increases health Edward M Kennedy !nnd other members would spending $37 billion over the extend for a year more than 40 current fiscal year but it cut or health programs including hos- reduced many medical propital construction and com- grams The new bill would restore many of these munity mental healh X) $20000-and-und- er — i v A W Official Nears Jury $1-7- 00 er i al-jba- ck ’s 00 00 ee single-family-ho- j j co-pil-ot low-inco- je 541-fo- Our nation “is making decent housing something that’s available only to an affluent few” $3000 PER YEAR A home-seekon a moderate income who wants to save his money a little longer can forget it said Taylor Houses are going up $3000 a year “If you can’t afford it today you can’t afford it tomorrow” If Levitt one of the nation’s pioneers in economical prefabricated housing is having trouble keeping housing costs down consider what’s happening across the country In Salt Lake City a family bought a house for $32000 two years ago made $2000 in improvements and sold the house recently for $41500 mass-produc- In Milwaukee a builder getting $49900 for a house which brought four-bed-roo- down-payme- I m $34-90- nt -A- DVERTISEMENT— jKBifi ssacssa 0 suburban house for $34000 in 1970 and sold it for $41000 in 1971 Six months later the house sold again this time for $44000 RESALE PRICES JUMP In San Diego a couple paid $39500 for their house 2V2 years ago and sold it recently for $63500 Go to a realtor in Dallas and he’ll tell you you can’t buy into a “desirable” neighborhood for less than $30000 If you want that desirable neighborhood in Baltimore earn $12000 a year Don’t try in Oklahoma City if you’re earning less than $15000 m a year Away from the big cities are cheapter houses but prices are The rising fast everywhere sold which house for $22850 in Boise Idaho in 1971 is $27400 now Of 30 cities checked in an Associated Press survey all reported rapidly rising prices for single-famil- y homes usually at a rate of at least 10 per cent The average price of a new three-bedroo- a-di)v- wv ANY DISEASE OF THE HUMAN BODY A MORAL OR MENTAL DEFECT OR DISORDER A6 wi M tetter years in 1970 In Chicago a family bought a three-bedroo- (mal One result is that savings and loans closed $214 billion in mortgages in 1970 and $514 million last year The new money created a demand which strained the housing market despite a increase in housing starts is over the past three years 02:22est 03-26-- ed house has jumped from $16825 to $24844 in seven years according to the National Association of Home Builders It took 15 years prior to 1965 for prices to increase that much EASIER BUYING TERMS the average In mid-197- 0 terms for buying a $30000 house were $11600 down and $231 a month for 25 years Now rewith easier rulto due federal a quirements ing and relatively lower interest rates the terms are $8400 down and $228 a month for 28 m LI'L AUDREY'S ph wwm 441 20h HEALTH SPA USA Sf SAVE $75— TODAY WILL SHAPE UP FOR EASTER NOW! 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