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THE NEW BERN MIRROR. NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, December 11, 1970
Washington Report
— By —
CONGRESSMAN WALTER B. JONES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Included in House action last
week was approval of a bill
regarding Federal Policy
concerning Architectural
Engineering and Related
Services. An amendment was
adopted that included the
Department of Defense.
Many of us felt this legislation
was necessary to the operation
of government due to the
evidence presented that all too
frequently contractors would
subcontract parts of their work
to unqualifi^ firms with the
taxpayers getting a second rate
job in construction and other
contracts.
Armed Services Committee
Chairman, Mendal Rivers of
South Carolina, presented
specific examples of this abuse
an offered an amendment which
would include the Department
of Defense which the House
adopted.
Another bill approved by the
House was entitled the
Agricultural Marketing
Agreement and Promotion Act
on certain Farm Commodities.
Included in this bill was
authority for the Irish potato
producers of this nation to
conduct a referendum to impose
upon themselves a 1 cent per
hundred weight assessment for
the purpose of research and
promotion.
This will apply only to those
producing five acres or more,
and the plan must be approved
by a two thirds vote of the
producers involved. It provides
that any producer who does not
wish to participate in the
program can request and will
receive a refund of all money
deducted.
The House also considered the
Housing and Urban
Development Act of 1970. The
Committee bill considered by
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Ralph V. Morey and wife.
Prudence A. Morey, to Ira T.
Street and wife, Patricia M.
Street. Property in Havelock
Park.
Elizabeth A. Konieczko to
Luther Martin Jackson and
wife, Joyce Jackson. Property
in Havelock.
Walter H. Rhodes and wife,
Sharon W. Rhodes; George R.
Zaytoun and wife, Stephanie K.
Zaytoun, to Leo V. Lewis and
wife, Elizabeth Lewis. Property
in Bridgeton.
Albert B. Parker and wife,
Aileen G. Parker, to Bobby
Powell Reece and wife, Mary
the House authorized funds for
HUD through fiscal year 1976.
This total authorization was
in excess of $7 billion. It also
provided wide latitude for
Federal agencies to go into the
field of insuring business and
residential property.
A substitute was offered by
Congressman Stephens of
Georgia which was adopted by
the House and which reduced
the total authorization from $7
billion to 4.28 billion by
providing for HUD programs
only through fiscal year 1972.
The substitute bill also
restricted government
operation in the insurance field,
confining this activity to only
that of “crime insurance.”
I interpret this as in areas
where riots and high percentage
of crime exists, and where the
private insurance companies
are reluctant to offer coverage,
HUD will be authorized to write
insurance.
It now ap^rs that Congress
cannot possibly adjourn before
December 19.
Louise Reece. Property in
Highland Park.
Julia B. Harris to Bishop
Wright and wife, Martha
Wright. Property in Graysville.
Anna Belle R. Kilpatrick and
husband, Milton E. Kilpatrick;
Mary Edna R. Mohorn and
husband, W. G. Mohorn;
Emmie Lois R. Sharpe and
husband, Paul Sharpe; John
Rhem, Jr., and wife, Martha S.
Rhem, to Emmie Lois R.
Sharpe and husband, Paul
Sharpe; and John Rhem, Jr.,
and wife, Martha S. Rhem.
Property west of Fort
Barnwell.
Irene C. Dawson to William
Pappas. Property on N. C. State
Road 1256 in No. 3 Township.
William Pappas and wife,
Allene D. Pappas, to Lamar C.
Elliott and wife, Anne P.
Elliott. Property in No. 3
Township.
Ovella Galloway Cannon and
husband, Edison Cannon, to
Pearlie Cannon Hardy and
husband, William E. Hardy.
Property on Piney Neck Road.
Clara Wetherington, Trustee
and Guardian of Evelyn Juanita
Wetherington, to Alton Heath.
Property in No. 3 Township.
Clara Wetherington to Alton
Heath. Property in No. 3
Township.
Florence Oliver to Braxton S.
Oliver. Property in Trent Park.
Weyerhaeuser Properties,
Inc., to Colony Developers of
New Bern, Inc. Property in
Colony Estates.
Colony Developers of New
Bern, Inc., to Carroll M. Britt
and wife, Judith N. Britt.'
Property in Colony Estates.
Gene A. Jackson and wife,
Mildred A. Jackson; and S. K.
Crocker and wife. Pearl D.
Crocker, to John L. Wenrich,
Jr., and wife, Marion K.
Wenrich. Property in No. 6
Township.
Nathan G. Gooding and wife
Polly C. Gooding, to David S.
Henderson and wife, Loulie B.
Henderson. Property on Wst
Wilson Creek Drive.
Emma J. Griffin; Emma
' Lucille White and husband,
Felix Herman White; Peggy G.
Pridgen and husband, Julian F.
Pridgen; Marvin B. Griffin and
wife, Diane B. Griffin, to Leslie
Lee Griffin and wife, Carolyn L.
Griffin. Property on N. C.
Highway 55 in No. 3 Township.
H. E. Beaman and wife, Betty
E. Beaman; Rossi M. Manning
and wife, Margaret Manning, to
William M. Oakley and wife,
Debra H. Oakley. Property in
Country Club Hills.
Bessie McKeithan to Nephew
L. White and wife, Margaret L.
White. Property in No. 9
Township.
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