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Week of February 21, 2005

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* Regulatory Barriers Taking a Heavy Toll on Housing Affordability for Working Families
* GM Launches Pricing Discounts on More Than 80 Vehicles for NAHB Members
* South Carolina City Sued by Builders for Blocking Low-Income, Minority Housing
* Housing Snapshot

President's Message

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Housing Politics

* Senate Bill Offers Affordable Health Coverage for Employees of Small Businesses
* House Bill to Repeal Estate Tax Would Strengthen Small Family-Owned Businesses
* Tort Reform Receives Swift Congressional Approval and President's Signature

Housing and Economics

* Housing Starts Rise to a 21-Year High in January
* Builders Remain Bullish on Housing Outlook in February Despite Rainy Weather

Green Building

* Green Building Techniques Focus of Upcoming NAHB Conference in Atlanta

Seniors Housing

* ‘2020’ Vision Needed to Prepare for Baby Boomer Retirement Explosion

Small Builders and Remodelers

* Lump Sum Pricing Works ― and Customers Prefer It

Construction Safety

* OSHA Stepping Up Efforts to Make Construction Trenching Safer

Design

* Good Design Can Overcome Community Opposition to Affordable Housing

Building Systems

* Log Home Event Slated for Denver in the Heart of Log Home Country
* Virginia's Rep. Goode Honored for Supporting Manufacturing

Commercial Builders

* Health Care and Schools Hot Markets for Design and Construction Firms in 2005
* Mold and Real Estate Deals Not a Good Mix

Education

* Interest in Residential Construction Superintendent Designation Surges
* Take Advantage of National Designation Month — Before It Ends

Labor

* U.S. and State Legislators Hail the Success of Project CRAFT in Texas

Building Products

* Termites Would Rather Starve Than Eat New Pest-Resistant Pine on Windows and Doors

Builder's Engineer

* Reentrant Corners and Other 'Flamboozlements'

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* Robson Seeks Office of NAHB Vice President and Secretary
* Housing Hall of Fame Inductee J. Bentley Owens, Jr., Dies at 77
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Virginia's Rep. Goode Honored for Supporting Manufacturing

Rep. Virgil Goode (R-Va.) was honored by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) for his support of American-based manufacturing during a ceremony at Cardinal Homes, a modular home manufacturer in Wylliesburg, Va.

Goode received the Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence in recognition of his supportive voting record on key legislation affecting manufacturing.

Goode's congressional district includes several counties in southwest Virginia and is home to at least nine modular home manufacturing facilities. Three NAHB Building Systems Councils (BSC) members — Cardinal Homes, Nationwide Custom Homes and Mod-U-Kraf Homes — have modular plants in Goode's district.


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Bret Berneche, CEO of Cardinal Homes and former BSC chairman, presented Goode with the award.

Goode, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives since 1996, serves on the House Appropriations Committee and its agriculture and military construction subcommittees. He is also the vice chairman of the Veterans Administration/Housing and Urban Development Subcommittee.

Prior to being elected to Congress, Goode was a Virginia state senator from 1973 to 1996.
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