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Vista. Continued from page 3
plans need to be thought of as a long-range
planning document. Me said the university intends
to build and expand on cxisiting land
already owned by the university before venturing
west along Greene Street.
Rinkei said a potential building spot on
campus is the parking lot at Pickens and
Pendleton streets next to the B.A. building.
Vet, when time is appropriate, he said, the
university will move south or west.
y itv administrations - former and current
have been very cooperative m uymg involve
the university in the Vista operation, he
said.
MA ITKRS SUCH as funding, zoning and
relocating of facilities within the targeted real
estate have to be attended to before the Vista
can take ef fect.
Bazaar. Continued from page
people don't succeed." Scheper Since the
said that she can usually tell why Saturday
people don't buy the goods and averages
at the end of the week,
makes suggestions to the owners. Theive
The owners rent the spaces for 800 Assc
two weeks at a time. 20 12-by
"We want them to make hand-hu<
money," Scheper said. "If you inside
made $2(X) in two weeks, we warchou
would be happy." Scheper said
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a $2 million loan pool, which would be u
to help finance building in the Vista. Ha
such as SCN, NCNB and First Union
tional?formerly Southern Bank, were
finance 9() percent of the pool, and the C
to provided the remainder.
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value of the 1,2(X) acres has been set at at
$5.3 million per year in tax revenues.
The CDC aims, in part, to stimulate ex|
sion of small businesses in the Vista u
those revenues, at the same time steering c
of speculators.
ONE OK the city's biggest role in hel
developers is to act as a go-between in gci
federal loans or grants.
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Ba/.aar is only open on Schcpcr said,
s and Sundays, that building.
about $25 a day. "We call our
because it's so <
's Market, located at You feel like
:mbly Street, has about down a street in
12-foot booths made of of Columbia's p
;d lumber. It is located Schcpcr said
of an old cotton distinct marketi
se. side of the 1
Ba/.aar. One
ari' roi\I ni?:il Ii11If roof MarWrt which *
t the top of caeh booth," "yuppie ilea n
Throw a party?any part)
get on the Domino's Piz2
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When you hang up, we <
into action with delicious
i tnmntinn meats and the
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that ever met a
| pizza. And we deliver to
door in 30 minutes!
i Now Hiring Drivers.
Our c
t of For example, Puvillion l owers at 1-26 and
ised Huger Street intersection almost did not get
nks off the ground because of problems with
Na- regulation about issuance of federally-funded
to loans. Sen. Strom I hurmond's office was
DC able to step in and net a waiver for the loan.
Under this arrangement, the city helped arects
range a $4.4 million grant from Housing and
ssed Urban Development. A $10.6 million federal)out
ly insured loan with added tax breaks was also
approved under the influence ol the City of
lan- Columbia.
sing "Wc are convinced that without people liv:lcar
ing in the Vista Area, redevelopment will not
be successful," Norton said.
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ping allow the Momebuildcrs Association to build
tting single family homes near Arsenal Hill within
the next two years.
describing the artist side.
On the artist's side, dealers sell
.elves the village "good - quality" artwork and
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you're strolling
i a mythical pail "Columbia has never had a
ast." place on a regular basis for arthere
are two tists. We want to provide them
ng identities in- (new artists) with a place to show
I hieve's Market their work, and give tourists and
is the Thicve's local citi/ens someplace to go to
.he describe as a see good art work," Schcpcr
larket" and the said.
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Visa tells banks !"la,dcd 1,1 r,cs'ra'",Am"'ta"
hxpress or start a boycott of
to 're-think' use us products,
of competition Georgia court
Visa International called on battles against
hanks issuing their cards to Ho?ilorc
reconsider the sale of un lJ ?
American l-xprcss travelers Cieorgia officials granted
checks and premium cards. the largest federal prison
Visa International, reacting sentence ever handed down in ^ /
to an announcement of a new an odometer rollback last
American Express revolving month.
charge credit card, sent letters Auto dealer H o m e r
to the 5.550 financial institu- McDonald Jr., who was con
lions thai participate in Visa victcd on 95 counts related to
stating "You may wish to re- odometer tampering, received
think your position in offering an 1 I-year sentence.
American Express products." Federal prosecutor Don
American Express announc- Hurley of Washington said
ed a new revolvingcharge card that Georgia was "one of the
called Optima to currcnt worst states" for odometer
American F.x press card tampering and described the
holders that will be priced at rollbacks as the biggest conSi
5 a year in addition to the sumer fraud in the nation,
$45 fee for the regular green with an estimated annual loss ^
card, and the annual percen to motorists of $4 billion.
tage rate on charges will be 1.7 Barry Reid, administrator
to l.K times the prime, prime of the Governor's Office of
? currently about 13.5 per- Consumer Affairs, estimated
cent. The average rate on that at least half of the one
bank cards is 17 to IX percent. million used cars sold in
Visa's executive vice prcsi- Georgia each year have had
dent, Wayne Johnson, denied their odometers rolled back an
that his company's letter was average of 30,(XX) miles.
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