Eyes of banking fraternity focus on electronic money transfer law
In Lencoln Nebraska bankers gather to assess a new electronic money transfer system designed to provide rapid customer service and branch-like access at locations with sufficient dollar volume. State Banking Director William Riley notes it will be a very interesting time as the industry adopts the feature.
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New York
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The Mighty Muskellunge Still Rules Great Lakes Fishing
Freshwater muskie fishing remains the elusive crown of Great Lakes sport angling. The fish roams, fights fiercely, and defies predictable patterns, making big lunkers a rare triumph for dedicated anglers.
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Consumers oppose new federal consumer agency poll says
A national Opinion Research Corp poll for the Business Roundtable finds 75 percent oppose creating a new federal consumer agency and 13 percent support it. with the price tag three year cost of sixty million dollars, only six percent of supporters remain. The survey of 2,038 people last January and February shows 81 percent oppose the agency while most favor strengthening existing agencies.
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UPI
Congress
Research Corp
Proposed Agency for Consumer Advocacy Faces Senate Battle
The agency would allow consumer advocates to be party to federal proceedings except for national security and certain areas. Opponents label the effort as typical obstruction, while a Roper poll questioned the survey’s legitimacy. The House approved last year, Senate filibuster blocked it, and it is under renewed consideration. A 1970 ruling held the Selective Service System lacked authority to speed draft violations.
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Nebraska highway funds aid rural growth centers
A Nebraska transportation official described a $1.8 million release from the growth center program to support highway projects on county secondary and state primary routes. The release follows a $5.5 million disbursement, with Nebraska receiving about 2.3 million of growth center funds aimed at boosting rural economies and attracting industry.
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Stele
Tuesday Doyle
Veonwiniec Growth Center
Nebraska
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