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FILE -- The Frasier family in their living room in King Towers in Harlem, April 30, 1972. As part of a settlement in June 2018 in which the New York City Housing Authority admitted to covering up its actions and lying to the federal government, a court-appointed monitor will soon oversee the beleaguered agency as it tries to come up with billions of dollars to keep thousands of its aging buildings habitable for decades to come. (Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times)
AN APRIL 30, 1972 FILE PHOTO. MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
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