Supreme Court urged over truth in lending in magazine deal
Mourning a Miami widow signed for magazine subscriptions at 9.95 monthly for 30 months totaling 122.45. After stopping payments she sued via Legal Services Center under the 1968 Truth in Lending Act. The case, challenged by Family Publications and reviewed by the 7th Circuit, prompts Supreme Court action to clarify the four installment rule and interest disclosures. The NAACP LDF represents the plaintiff and argues the rule is essential to prevent misleads in consumer credit.
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Twashington
UPL
Legal Services Senior Citizens Center
Federal District Court
Miami
Mobrtens
Family Publications
Mourning
Seath U8
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cour
Federal Preserve Boal
Supreme Court
Macins
Naacp Legal Defense Fors
LDF
U8. District Cent
Robert L. Will
Chicago
Miehrtens
Elaine Streims
Preminn
le Sth Circuit
Strompolos
7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Eight charged in Seoul hotel fire deaths
In Seoul the owner of Hotel Taeyongak and seven others including city officials were charged over the Christmas Day blaze that killed 159 and injured 68. Investigators say warnings to improve emergency facilities were ignored and the hotel operated without final safety approvals. The fire is described as the worst hotel blaze in history.
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Seoul
UPD
Taeyongak
Kim Yong Sun
Dohmens Gather For Large Family Dinner
The Dohmen family held a large get together at Klub Bi hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Chandler of Humphrey. Attendees included Theresa Dusel of Chicago, Larry Schumacher, Carten Moeller of Omaha, Henry Rase, Marilyt Och of Norfolk, Pat Nienaber of Orvlach, Vincent Dohmen and family, Ervin Dohmen and family, Melvin Bender and family, Ken Brand and family, Harry Chandlee and daughters, Simon Bender of Humphrey, Peppy Lilene and Doris Dohmen, Dave Geilenkirchen, Tim Finkral of Columbus, Ferd Dohmen and family of Monroe, Marion Werner and family, Larry Beekman and family, Dennis Zach and family, Sharon Linnhorst, Mr and Mrs Joe Dohmen, Mr and Mrs Ken Stone, Mr and Mrs Rich Preneh, and Randy Herchenbach.
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Lindsay
Dohmens
Klub
Bris
Harry Chandler
Humphrey
Heresa Dusel
Chicago
Larry Schumacher
Carten Moeller
Omaha
Henry Rase
Larry van Dyke
Marilyt “Och
Norfolk
Messrs
Pat Nienaber
Orvlach
Vincent Dohmen
Ervin, Dohmen
Melvin
Ken Stone
Rich Preneh
Randy Herchenbach
Woollpeckers Hoard Acorns by Drilling Tree Holes
Woollpeckers store acorns by drilling holes in trees and packing them with nuts for future use. The birds create hidden caches across groves, relying on instinct to secure food reserves through winter.
Subscription rates and delivery details for Nebraska post
The notice lists subscription rates at $108 per year with home delivery in Columbus and surrounding counties. It notes evening delivery, changes of address via post office, and prompts subscribers to call the local postmaster to update records.
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Colereizuse Mebraana
Ty Carrer i Eolumbus
Svat Ip Plake
Scone
Buller
Cote
Dinners and Visits Highlight Nienaber Family Network
A parade of visitors and relatives gathers at multiple Nebraska homes including the Nienaber clan with Rev Robert Nienaber and many Pfeifers, Hegemanns, Benders, and Zimmerers. The Newman Grove region hosts several guests, with a Newman Grove Hospital birth noted, and assorted guests in Columbus, Sturgeon Bay, Topeka, Lakewood, and plate center area.
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Lindsay
Giles
Tony Nienaber
Robert Nienaber
Leo
Deila Pfeifer
Omaha
Jane Nienaber
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Messrs
Ames
Bob Earth
Remnant
Ray Prothman
Albion
Jerry Nienaber
Geneva
Cycrut Zouch
Family
Columbus
Alva
Bere Hegemann
Ken Hegemann
Jina Hegemann
Bender
Tremont
Ant
Art Zinmerer
Werner
Newman Grove Hospital
Clem Sliva
Platte Center
Paul Zimmerer
Chicago
Ted Fohringer
Pinner
Sylvester Pfeifer
Stan Kuta
Wichita
Kane
Joe Behrens
Mmes
del Melcher
Don Pfeifer
Joey
Jerry Albracht
Glenn Pfeifer
Sherri
Jake Beneer
Tale
A hopeful view of 1971 and a look ahead to 1972
National Window by Louis Cassels reviews a year of social shifts and political awareness. It notes youth turning toward practical work over unrest, middle-aged tolerance for personal style, and city dwellers seeking rural or suburban escapes. The piece stresses civic duty to vote in 1972 and encourages registration.
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U.S
America
Omegatapalis
Hie Wands
Coutry
Tim
Japanese carmakers rebut Connally on Pinto price clash
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association says Connally overstated American auto pricing in Japan. It notes a Pinto wholesales at 2909 dollars including tariffs and taxes and argues Ford would need a full distribution and service network to sustain high sales in Japan, critiquing U.S. tactics and foreign investment limits.
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New York
UPI
Treasury
John Connally
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association
Connally
United States
Japan
Ford
Automakser
Kenkishi Konishi
Association
Detroit
Konishi
Auemakers
Britain
Ford Motor Co
Chevrolet
Motors
Gremlin
Almanac of Dec 28 historical notes and milestones
Almanac notes for December 28 mark key events from 1832 when Vice President Calhoun resigned amid Jackson era tensions to 1869 Labor Day observance, 1945 pledge recognition by Congress, and 1966 China’s fifth nuclear test, alongside a Plutarch quote and celestial observations for the day.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Saturn
John Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Knights of Labor
Congress
China
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National Window
Louis Cassels
United Press
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Leroy Pope
UPS
Almanac
Plutarch
U.S. 30 Center
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Worlitzer
Ventura Guitars
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