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WALL Sip;`i 3l~UitiJa~ ~f ~ 3,~ ~ ' ~STA _~ . ® Rating States .. . New Standards ` -.:. . _ .. For I_ndoor Air ,. Mone Ga ? P Y husetls . L OCAL GOVERNNEN13 ht Callfornia- Mass Oregon have the mmt lestrictive housing policles, according to real estate brokerssurveyed by the Natinnal. Assoriation d Realtors. Brokers erovnd these policies Increase prices • /ar hocrsing by limiting saapply.and addllhg,to.rosLtOklahoma. Sauth C6rdinaandMlssissippi'hasetle least local restrfciionsI the tra~group - . _ , . _ Themn survey. found reglnld drflrrences In:the types of govern- mrnt po6ictn cited byy the brders..Ini the Northeast. SI^, of thee res- - - pondents said theyy view pruperty taxes as a seetous pmblem.':' and'51 :, -tloned envh ronmental regulatias. In Nrrttt Central lstates, qopeRy taxes alsoI were ctrN by' S1'x of.the Erdrersy followed byslow-growm policies.,men- afrne'd: by 31^r: Southern m1 estate brokers didn't have muchI to rontplaint atawt. PropenyI taxes-ci[ed tiy. it'S'-receiver the most men- tton. In the West. Sd°' of Imters cited envirnnmentai regtnlauons,, and i6 : mentiMlyd permit, essmrg:delays. A surprise• aceordling tna Reallors' association economist• was thatmobile-home restricnors sere:regarded'as significant barriers to affordable liousing in marry Mountain states. . "More peoplee are turning to mobile homes:" tlrerrnmmist says, batJnany', towns limit lehefT the homes may be I(~CYld.. - ~hrnJrrsca nmf H'n.rArrato. rotrnA nat thrr fii•r stn(rs u-ith Ihe rnasl~rrs(iirhrr,6rmc.IrA1nnans naaf R'4.~~rnrn9nrr .~' J --~ .r.. - ns rrs . - /.r . 0 C7e I A1R-Vl'ALITYSTA\[1.aYtlSfor rlew.and renovated resrden• 1 and commercial bt~ildilnKswere.stiffened recently'by lhe Am :rLSocletyol Hraunp.,Retngrntmg nnd Altcondllianiue_Et]i~R- them in wntingthelr nwn awqyahty codes. The soctery-s revisi.ns. Ye first since 19T7. hit smoking arra_ss especiallyl hard..For raample. nrher standards called for a.Pntt!a- tlurl mimmunu ot,lal oublr feAdourtslde airaminnlte per persr.n.in areslaurant dining raen..Thrw nrlrs reducr the requrement to_..- seven.cutitc feet a ml.nute forrfaing raomswhere smoking Isn'1 at- wedbuCmise it:.sharply.tobculstr feet a minute for rooms wherenoking Ispermilled. "Builders who have brrr adhrring to minimum Standards are oing to be inI for a shoek." says Janles E. Woods. an en~giheering rofesstr at Iowa State UmVerslly and consultant too the engineers' rr !p. He.says c•rsts.of ineebrw the stamiards will vary.with designs. Other rrtasl•ms .cer n.rtn.vrn tmnrfs f~ainddor 'yonhnn, nrs°-snrh us fonrlnldri.~k nnd r arhun dJoridr-sorr'ie' oJ rr faand in hYYhhNMrtfl'JInLt.. :HEIOA"A SL'PREMECOt-RTrerrntly'became the first top snate nurt to rvle thI lor'i sralty'ho:vd could retusr to let.non- members see Its Imdtiple ILa.gs- The hstings prnvideconftdentlat desrripmons.of propertles a,c-aitrMe memigh mernbrrr bntkers. Thee raX I9 Sl:mllar tO.MtIPl3 moraag Ihrnrlghthe rVnlrls in nther st:nPSt includih'g C:alUornla anA Nr•w Jersey: The various su7ts pil:lhnse: who contend that the local!huards testmin c.unlRtillnn:Igalnst thnse.who argue that arade groups shodd bee able to provide services only too theirr members. TRY 7T, YOUrLL IJKE fi Potenna biry'ers, of cnndorrrlnfurrss in Napervllle„III . recently weer mvtrrd tu spend a free w.eekend In a furnished twoo-brdtuum mtdri The saless gimmick• whlGhilasttd about six werks, altracted lir•r nsrb.rs p,lus "n Inn of r:altls from rna- plts who Just wanted a frw rantkm•" says sales agent Alice Kuwah aki ofDrrn L..Dlsr Ihc., the a.rkis builder. The offer temporarily ended whenone wor'nan beraaeso.enamored n0the plare that!she eltose In:n buy the model ctmda ' . ~~ AN•"INVESTMEA'T t:AP' is causing a, slowdown In apart- mrnl construrilort, says Calm i Scott Inc., Seattle real estate consul--tanss. The gap is the moneyy thrt developers need to build apartments but whlcA lenderswon't pruedr. The gap! ansrs tx•r'ause mr twoo groups heve dlfferen0.priort- tles:Developers luok',fur an.hl9atkAthedgeoveethe long Itaul. w'hike lenders demand a'largr rask .Bow..RuO with apartment operanng eusts and.interestrates so hig;lhe rssh flow Istll enough for lend- ers. Result: Even, if develote+s want to b::dld aparUnrents. lenders rlll.only,give them 6o°.oftherrnney.Iheyneed, Instead ofsuy7..on kinds uflc!mstructi•rni llr..krprrs, therefnrP.,don'ibulld apart- other ments. , W"Ith, natsl rtsing,, says Karhael Scntt: v/cee president ofCain 'k Scmt~,lAr kap'w'dl' widen tts year to a level thal."lendersand deselope.rs wom tI be alile ha krv'nvnr-°Thr uduh.,m; Mr. &nnI.c to uaakr.ryru'hnrnfsmurr nQhnr /irn rn. 1slinrnls thm.d AraAer rrrrls, lur. rr rnlrrest rntrsl med'prrhnpv subcrd'crJ iro-Arw-M,a..But he'son.t he duern7fy' trn I nn.v nfthrs c.n.rn. "sn ce'rr u•nwv As hen" .cvh.7nnfmfly re- INSIDE: BASQUE RECION.N ma determine Spaln'a fu2ure, page AIAN CREENSPAN wa of.liquld- I ld 55 ty cr ,., s page " NETK'ORE"SR'EF.PS"ut CBS 1. the lead, beck page. Suits Touted To Ease Pain O f Car Repairs - By l.m.m M: ArrAa .G.I r Rrrrn-r.T•.. w..u: S...er l,.-.w..e (lwners ol new rars Ihat tun. dtu to be lemons usually figure Ihey"Ir stuck.: Typh cail~y.,lhey just cuMer ard vow In,get eren neal time they,buy.a rnr. - B+d . Iemnn owners may have tmon op- lions than they traliu: The Gnter for Auto Safety, a tvnsumeradrcnrate group In H'ash_ . Ingpnn• D.C.. says a unlr tued. su yearold federnl law raEled.the Mamuson Moss War ranly. Acl prorldAS recourse /rom .hnl~the grnup.ralls the.lemon ddemma.'- The law alh•ws owners Iosue for breachof warranty ard provldes for,paymml of:atlornr•y:'s'fet•s it the plamnlf -ros.: But rnust Li+yrrs.dA:nlseem lo:know murh'abwm the law. I harrsat around for years watching.nnthlmg happen:under thal art,"says C7arenr. yt..Uillnw, the centers dmTtor. Toremedyo thnt crnunnn Ihe renter ur101 holdlts flrsw Lemnn Law IalipW.un Vonfer nrr.FnJaytn N'ashi.np`R -it eaperis mote tfl~n lid lawyrrs.lo aotrnd: ronrerenre ree: And tt hnprs tu rrmninree them that Iaklrta~ IanMn law r.tsrs.tsn-d a mallrr n4 ali- lnrls;aj Ihe risrs ran he prnflrabkr ~ have had a very nanf tlme Irymg to ~~ri~SaaY/!f~1 ~i~/Q~~ Y / f~ir!// ~Vi~ Crsa rla.uM gernnmrneys to.iakrlntl/vldual rasp." says M r. Dnlow. whn aekhowtedrr•s Nat lheatag- nuon Moss Acl lan•I perfert. r4 saya hr br hrree Iua urrrnl lo press surk raaes Iwa- berause "lhe Reag- admlm4str.tlWm lan't rlnlernkd in ronsuuner and: safrty Isnres.-' W Is tqping Ihal 'pnvate leeal anlon .nil ptrk up the itark." arme allorneys.sny the cases arlnt'll nam'tally wonh+hde lor leman rwnrrsbr causr the lelral.. fees am fnyuenllyl hlahrr than the dlapmrd repair h1Uls. Fiandah Ml Taradasb,.a young lawyer In Palatine. 111.- aays onr dhls pulrntlaliasn conrrrru a"MIn Iransmlsslnn repain dune on a 1979 Bulck Ywnr th:rre months afler.lhe warnnly had raplred.. Mn.Tarartashwants tn lake.lhe rase as a waylnbuild. np his:prarure: Dul he says his srrNres w,sikl prurianiy:rlotIme rllrnt, be Iw..•n StMznd /'•m, W Ph•sds igmrcanre ab+ut thee sprlflr pmvlsacu, ur the Magnmi san Moas A r' ~ H~Is klnd~d nl vafpr•...hr. says. Crnusrt nr or't.nttrrsnnpr lo pve lar yrn like Mr Tvad.ish a pnmer in Iemunl law: Thrtr brtr•hurr prurmsrs lu Irarh lhrro "howlo atlrarl rllenls, selerl rases• xstess diml and negotmte seltMnrnla." Money to Be Made Toshorr that muney.can be made, the Tensions Wreck ~I Prospects Dim f or I Is' Racu.no L Hlnson a.n Canalo F. Ser. 'cWASHINGT(lN-t'.5-S~oHet trade Is oo. ~I tAr rocks and likely to stay there foesarc Bnr. EastWrst tenslbn over uarest In Poland ! anl Saliadorhasdeeprned a ptrrtpnous', slump in ~commerce trelween the two.super, . porerslhat lieganafler the Socie4lnvaslant of Afghanistan In December 1919- Now, wlh. the Kremlln. amd the Reagan admindstratlan snlping at eael other. U,S, businesses "art holding their breatlrs:' saysa U.S.Irade offktaL Erea Ifwme tensions are eased paa-pects are sllrn lar a l'.S.-Sor'let trade T riraf sona. Theturmoil In Poland "could go away ard things wauldn'II .recover,* says CarlLongley: avxe presldrntof. Satn Carp.. a Mt New. York raw-rnatenals Iradrr. In US., ,Ihe Reagan adm trr tlnn,ls taking a dimnew.of Iradd'Sr the ll~the So.lets. partkularly in ad:ranred technol-ogy. AndM although'. Soviet leadBrs recrntly prolessed o1111ngness to~ further "develop economlc relatlunY' rnhl the L15.. W'estem amapstssay Ihe. Soviet appetile for mostAmertcan-made mac!ilnery' appears lirnnld,, at leasl for hnanclal reasons. EuphortaD4ssipatedAs.a rrsult:,`I thinkthe.heady,days ol the earlyl9TOS when w:e had talk of delrnte, anddrsmrssmen rrrr talking,of Ihls as a grtat newmarketw arr gonr and won't rr- turn soon," says an aldr lo ihe House InCer, nalional Trade Commlltre. U.S:Snvirt rommrrrr remalnsbnsk la surhl unrantrosrrsfal loems as Russlan. vodka andAmenran sutt:.dnnks.and mPN- ral suppltles. l'.S gntn sales luthe Soviets pm+bably' wnuld bunm .lt'Presldenl:Reaaan dertdes.tn end.tbe grln embargo imposed by Prrsldent Carter r her the Soviets lo- raded Afghanlstan.. But tndingormmmt gnods has stowed toa Irtckk. Aher a deradr of rapid grovt4: U'S.eaportsd mnfarm grnds to the Soviet Unlon Id0 a peak of 1749 mllllon In 1y9, and agAcullunl. shlpmrntsfeaclied 12.9 NlVfon. Af,ter the Afghanistan assault, as tAe.Caner. admrnutrattart revMied and denied eapnn 11F rense3 toRUSaIa, mnlann rapona slldto IJ61 mIIIWn N"9a0:',Inry'aren'1 eapected tu: be much hlgher Ih4 year. Grain and olhrr. tarm, sales totaled only s1!1 bllllon, 1A 19a0. Sluggish Movement the U.S:, ind hence ° liablee suppller, : Welt Internaliooal / Irade com~pa 9B sny. s y 7p•.; , In Ir9ou U. Many U.S compa Jitteryy about deau "Signing a contrart prctry.rlsky prnJtnt,' giey. A U.S: Iratle e pie art 'standing rrents untoid, 'wal m~lnls+nnun to anku Soviet policy with the The Reagan tea gulding policy for U the Iong run, says a rlal, it ran br tatn that the addUn'~strat rontrois-bolh In the Iles-orer Sql ~hnrs. mllnarily usrhit'or raat. Many Rraaan aldl thanI the Carter adn uses lo .'nlCh Amerr put In Russla.. ser seek -'a nnne realwnli the l1aS.R., ta mud first asa pa nnll se<ondanly as a g.rn,trade ofncw - the adromtstratne..s MLrther, the paree of rrrw Soviet orders menl aldr, 'ls tt+a+ tOrRV61 Amenran:(.adf haS Nr[onle snrg- able to:buy.tninjs glsh In ~the pan Irw montha as U.S.Sorletshuuldnl n,tvebeer a relallun havee grrrwm srralnedJ Soviet kad- 117s unclear wl ers luna hare rtewed Bw U.6., otlLia!W, as. mean for 1' S prod a~svpp/er of.taw reson..liut only'rrt•ennyy romPnrr parts anm. ae.rr many rtmddle level Russlaa purtLassns srance. a.rr Rea,gal breun in.ad~Pt IAaV.vlew. They •.nrry'y that: Raan aetllag tao rt therr~ irnrt Mnsrm.imprsM puren.vrq prtrvirumprvdiirtsoa plans miant Ee upsrl:by Ilerns[dtnlals m II IRipr i11e US, to Ex-Convict and Micro To Ride the Genetic By ]lal 6at.nnata guys... they dont "~ eran nee-.1.• d T.,..w c l,+.,., rnmpamr•s.. . .. h Y a The w,rcds 'rnruc1.nrlnrrnng" make nn rrfrrrnreto Mr. WatO Strert g,r aflntt-ihrsrdays. Thefleld: wnlenI bulwr Mrt• Is Rtsmonnn aadd fulJ or rnmmrrrlal prornFor IheRsral year Lv Hun ns snrnunr r nuptrunn:ran rnn NucNa MkdrraL ra Iound'ahe ortftnary r•"mtal.I d sl:i7s.TR. (Mrrlak< Sn what in make nf t:rnetir Rrplkarkw, my.they RuesperredI Terrhmdugtrs Inr.: C..•nrlM. 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