Ponla
derelo
counte
in fa e's
. urban centers
. w.o. Beach Corpor tion,
land developer of Pontiac,
Micbigan, bas selected
Donaldson and Donald, a
Octroi 00 • firm, the
�ctio of 30 new
-family ho being built
in Ponti c on Bad Boulevard
South. .
Walter D. Beach III and
George C. Walker, of the
respective .companie, ere
present ·th city . dUl'iDa
constructio of the d of 30
hom to be built.
Situ ted on
South in a reside zoocd
area approximately 1112 miles
from the Pontiac i1�rdome
ch home ill be ited ·th
minimum63·(oo (ont ge d
be available in three styles, with
a price range from � up.
Applications or home
ownership re no being c­
ccptcd.
I Ncw co ruction of insJc>-
family homes has been virtually
non-existent in urban oei&hbot­
oods not only in Pontiac b
cr the st te. .
Both Dca and W are
pioneerle tbil DluCh needed
market for COD·
structed in
Beacb, a for
player for the ClevelaDd
. Br baed . ooerauc •
in P · bu future
for develop eet thro
MetropolitaD Detroit.
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P. rk SC"IOOII.
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OAK PARK - By 4-1 \Ue,
the School trustees voted down
a- otlon to increase school
by 19 cents per $1,000 of
val tio.
The district thi year b
levied 543.30 per $1,000 equal­
ized valuation for operalXl· IIW
expense; $1 (or buiJdiDg e
uses and $1.51 for debt retire-
ment.
The extra 19 ceo would p
the district t ita maximum mil­
lagelevel.
The debt retire n levy .
drop by 30 ce per $1,(8) this
year, school . d.
The lone di enting voter,
Board Vice Prc idcnt Irvin
Rosen argued the y raised
� the increase wo d to
Ilbree ditional tea 1'1.
In a related matter, tbe
Board set a May 9 . re-
o quired by the Truth in Tua1tiOD
law. The I requirea
caring the r
re ed valuation
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