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Pini added that the program could also improve the quality of housing because the rule would force inspectors to evaluate all housing in the city and make repairs where needed...
Councillor Saundra M. Graham said, however, that she was concerned about the possible impacts of such a program on low-income tenants. She said that some tenants may not be able to afford the improvements that housing inspectors would recommend...
Vellucci also said he wanted to establish a committee to examine "who snatched up all the houses, who did a lot of grabbing" after World War II. He said he would call the group the "Pointing the Finger" Commission, prompting Danehy to ask, "Which finger...
Recycling is an efficient means to aid one of the worthiest causes of our time--preserving dwindling natural resources for ourselves and for posterity. In addition to saving 17 trees, each ton of paper recycled conserves oil and thousands of gallons of freshwater that would otherwise be used in making new paper...
...August, Vice President for Administrative Affairs Tom Vautin will seek pay on a per ton basis. This means that the newspaper recycling, which actually costs the University about $30 per ton, would turn a profit of $70 perton--$100 saved on disposal costs minus $30 expenses...