Mortgage bias found in six cities survey
In six cities the Comptroller of the Currency survey shows minority mortgage applicants face higher rejection rates. Minority applicants are turned down about 24.7 percent versus 14.8 percent for whites with similar finances. Senator Proxmire criticizes non enforcement of the 1968 fair housing act.
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UPI
Comptroller of the Currency
Cleveland
Memphis
Montgomery
Topeka
Tucson
Bridgeport
Conn
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate Banking Committee
Comptroller
Proxmire
Wichita youth charged in ax murder of parents
An 18 year old, Gregg Shaddy, was arraigned on two counts of premeditated murder for the killing of his father Vernon and mother Barbara in a Wichita home. Police found an ax and knife linked to the suspect. hearing set for July 30 in Common Pleas Court.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Gregg Shaddy
Common Pleas Court
Vernon
Barbara
Gregg
Shaddy
Robert Daniels
Bill Cornwell
Kansas to deliver 64 rebates from Career Enterprises suit
About 64 Kansas residents will receive rebates totaling roughly 25 000 dollars after a suit against Career Enterprises Inc of Tampa Florida The firm ran vocational schools in Topeka and Wichita and Kansas City Kansas The case began in 1971 under the Kansas Buyers Protection Act and a Shawnee County court granted refunds to 33 complainants The FTC later joined with Kansas and 37 other states and on January 21 recovered more than 1 2 million dollars to satisfy complaints.
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Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
Kansas
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
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