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...impending grant to Cambridge is a federal "Model Cities" grant, which could supply up to 80 per cent of the City's cost in creating a model neighborhood, presumably in working class, low-income sections of East Cambridge. The Model Cities application, submitted last April, could provide...
Cambridge has already announced its receipt of a federal Community Development Program Grant, of $261,000, to finance a two-year planning study for City housing, health, welfare, and employment. Hayes had said at the time that Cambridge's shortage of low and middle-income housing would be a special concern of planning under that grant...
...City's lack of housing in general, particularly for low-income families was growing critical, a situation that required the advice and cooperation of its two major universities, according to the Mayor...
Hayes said that the two grants will not solve City housing needs. There are currently 35,000 dwelling units in the City, he said, and planning souces tell him it needs about 10,000 more to fill the need. "10,000 units." Hayes said, from low-income houses to luxury apartments along the river...
Sellers occasionally evokes vague memories of Chaplin and a promising young screen comedian named Peter Sellers who was awfully funny in some low-budget British farces. Early on in his career, he proved he could play a U.N.'s worth of accents and roles. Lately, however, his roles have been playing him, a familiar figure afflicted by gigantosis of the production and paralysis of the talent. Unlike his black-and-white delights of the '50s, this Technicolor collage substitutes fake eccentricity for true humor. One man wears a toupee that looks like melted LPs, another drinks nothing...