The Nation - News from Feb. 26, 1987
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The House voted to prohibit the Government National Mortgage Assn. from imposing a mortgage guarantee fee increase that critics said would add $600 to the total costs of buying a home. Approved by voice vote and sent to the Senate was a bipartisan bill that would block the fee increase that the government housing finance agency in the Department of Housing and Urban Development--known popularly as Ginnie Mae--has said it intends to impose Sunday.
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