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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1972
Page
3
The piece explains how over 300 million cards circulate and unauthorized use costs reach about 200 million annually. It details new federal rules limiting a card holder's liability to 50 dollars under conditions, required issuer notices, and renewal rules to curb fraud. The law shifts proof to issuers and aims to cut widespread card fraud.
On June 4 key moments include Midway battle beginning in 1942, Rome occupation in 1944, Kennedy and Khrushchev meeting in 1961, and later Cold War events. Birthdays noted for Rosalind Russell and Robert Merrill. Thought cites a quip by Oliver Herford.
The Panhandle Community Action Corporation, including the Childress program, received a $236 084 grant for its head start program to be spent over nine months. It will serve 560 children on a part day basis.
Judge Robert E. Montgomery of the District Court of Memphis will enroll in a four week postgraduate course at the National College of the State Judiciary located at the University of Nevada in Reno. Session I runs from June 18 to July 14, 1972, covering trial proceedings evidence civil family and criminal law plus court management concepts.
Frederick Maryland Hood College invites student help after a seven month search for a new president. The board of trustees asks students to provide background information on potential candidates for the long term presidency.
New York AP report outlines Kenneth Lasson’s book The Workers portraits of nine American job holders. He highlights three women a maid in St Louis a Washington area waitress and a telephone operator describing their backgrounds attitudes and hopes within blue collar life.
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