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Dec. 2, 1973-Part IX log 3ngclc Zimti MGM Grand Hotel Slates Series of Opening Parties Real Estate Financing Construction Loans Without Take-Out into the air through a sophisticated scheduling program that eliminated ground storage. Texas Sales Posts Walker Lee of Texas subsidiary of the Anaheim-based realty firm Walker Lee will serve as exclusive sales agent for two new Dallas subdivisions totaling 337 units and valued at almost $10.5 million. Commercial-Industrial-Apartments Interim Take Out Packages Refinance FHAVA Projects Construction loans from the single family residence to the regional shopping center. A t-W 'if I Ml i 0 IlJIL Contractors Ask Iron Export Ban After getting a report on a world shortage of finished steel products, the; directors of the Associated, General Contractors of California have voted to ask for a halt on the export of all ferrous scrap and mill-end steel and a removal of price controls on those items.

The directors, informed that the shortage will continue through 1974, have also asked contractors to write to members of Congress urging an embargo on export scrap iron and an inquiry into the steel, shortage. Call (213) 649-4444 Alai Fronton (site of what is called the world's fastest game and associated pari-mutuel betting) in the western United States and the only fronton operated in connection with a hotel in the world. Ground was broken for the hotel in April, 1972. The first framework steel was erected in August, 1972, and the building was topped out on Oct. 15, 1972.

More than 20,000 tons of structural steel was used, every pound of which went from trucks' directly 'A series of parties will-begin Wednesday to mark December as the premiere month for the MGM Grand Hotel, a 26-story, $106-mil-. liori hotel and entertainment complex in Las Vegas. Its developers say that, with 2,100 rooms and 2.5 million square feet of floor space, it is the largest resort hotel in the world. Its ballrooms, theater and other facilities are capable of 'seating 10,000 persons at one time. It also has the only Jai Real Estate Loan Dept.

Imperial Bank IS Imperial Bank Building Us ri I. i ii C-4 P. 16 ACRES PRIME NORTHRIDGE READY TO BUILD $3 sq.ft. Rrnlrtr eniury Diva, ai ine can uiego rrwy. lnglewood, California 90301 Member FDIC IQIIII WING LENDER APPOINTED Paul 'K.

Curan has been named executive architect at Charles Kober Associates. He was formerly with William Pereira firm. Urban College Planned in lie wsst sidled most successful aJL cndomMiimni Tw is going to give 1 away the jF stare for I toe next 30 days! Vacant Store ii BY BOB GRIFFITH Times Stall Writer -BAKERSFIELD An innovative concept Wending architecture and education is awaiting final approval from the state Office of Architecture and Construction before being transformed into concrete reality. Now funded in the 'governor's budget on a patching basis with the Kern Community College district (KCCD) is the refurbishing of a block-sized former Federated Stores 2nc. department store in downtown Bakersfield into a two-story, Downtown Center of Bakersfield Community College at a cost of $2.2 million.

Furnishing and equipment will cost another $300,000. Dr. John Collins, Bakersfield College president, said, "Everything is ready to roll as soon as the office of architecture gives technical approval to the final plans. Our aim is to open for the 1974 fall" semester." 'Out-Reach' Concept Working closely with KCCD and BCC officials, David R. Cartnal, of Big gar and Cartnal, Architects, of Bakersfield, has planned for the molding of steel, glass and open space to reflect the "outreach" concept now transforming junior colleges throughout the state.

The KCCD project is believed to be the first in the state in which a formerly vacant structure in a downtown area is being used to out" to an indeterminate number of potential post-secondary age (as opposed to higher education) students. Only the first floor, containing 35,000 assignable square feet, will be utilized during the next few years, pending funding, and demonstrable" need for finished construction of the second floor. The cost of the building and adjacent parking lot for 233 cars was $887,539. The construction cost will total an estimated $1,247,250. Open Air Mall Plans include closing of one street between 21st and 22nd Sts.

at and construction of an open air i mall built to admit emergency vehicles. Bakers That's tight. As successful as The Camelot has been (over 50 sales since we opened just four weeks ago) we're going to pull out all the stops between now and the end of the year. We want you to make your selection and close your escrow by December 31st. We have our reasons for doing this.

We're a public company and we want to increase our earnings for 1973. And when you see Camelot, you'll find a lot of good reasons for buying. In addition to the extra special-deal we're willing to make. You'll find beautiful one, two and three- jr jus lit '1 ''V bedroom condominiums in one of the most convenient and easy-to-reach locations on the, West side. (A real gas saver.) And recreation facilities to rival the finest private club.

Luxurious swimming pool, billiards, saunas, fireside lounge and on and on. All of this in a total security building. Visit Camelot today.There's no time to waste. Because after the first of the year it's business as usual i 1 Directions: San Diego Fwy. to Slauson Exit, East to Fox Hills.

6250 Buckingham Parkway, Fox Hills (At Green Valley Circle), Phone (213) 641-2416. ivas. i I Take your pick! From $25,850 Financing Available field city councilmen ap JSC Two round trip tickets to Hawaii. New color TV for Bowl Games. Free moving expenses.

Free maintenance for 1 year. QYou name it? If you purchase a condominium at Camelot and take possession before December 31, 1973, you may choose one of the above. Cash value not to exceed $500.00. CD fcWlFOX HILLS W. proved closing of the street effective Jan.

1 with the stipulation that the street will be rededicated without charge to the city. Deferred indefinitely by purchase of the downtown facility are plans to construct a new community college campus estimated to cost $4,525,200 and oth. er building projects. Total estimated outlay without the downtown structure was estimated at half to be financed by the state. The new 10-year construction plan of the college includes no new con-, struction until the 1978-79 school year.

855A.P.R. CAMELOT Enters New Market Levitt and Sons 'Inc. of New York has entered the Atlanta single-family home market through a subsidiary, Levitt Residential Communities by opening Levitt Homes at Creekwood south of downtown Atlanta at Rex in Clayton County. A Continental Multi-Homes, Inc. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES.