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...government has stopped giving money for housing. Such subsidies can only come from taxpayers. And why would they pay for these, especially when some of these persons would be excluded from riverside housing by quotas for the poor? So these persons will continue to move away, to Belmont, to Newton, to Weston, and Cambridge will become more and more of a "homogeneous city" of poor, with a few small enclaves around Brattle Street and the Norton woods where Harvard professors live. Yet if housing on the river were priced at full market value, Cambridge would get increasing tax revenues, which...
MARGARET C. NEWTON...
...from Lincoln-Sudbury, Mary Feeney, 17, wipes off the counter at Mike's Place and serves a customer another cheeseburger. "I guess you could say we don't make a big splash," she says of her graduating class at Newton High School. "One of my main interests is karate; it's a great way to develop discipline, grace and coordination. Maybe in a year I'll go to college, but right now I'm happy to be the person I am. As long as I can have a comfortable life and be satisfied with myself...
Also: Sidney S. Soldate of Leverett House and Arcadia, Calif.; Gayle L. Stephens of Dudley House and Wichita, kansas; Kenneth P. Swartz of Mather House and Newton; John A. Vering III of Eliot House and Marysville, Kansas; and, Brent H. Vine of Mather House and West Princeton...
...NEWTON E. FINN...