Study urged more study before tampering with doctrine
A Kansas legislative committee urged the 1973 Legislature to study the holder-in-due-course doctrine further before any changes. Assistant attorney general Lance Burr said consumer complaints fill his office as buyers suffer when merchants misrepresent merchandise and buyers pay without recourse. Lawmakers seemed indifferent, signaling a harsh stance toward buyers.
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Attorney General
Lance Burr
Legislative Committee
Burr
Kansas
Answer on nutrition literacy and public funding
A Harvard expert testified before a Senate committee that Americans have become nutritionally illiterate as advertisements push unhealthy foods. He proposes spending at least 100 million dollars yearly on public nutrition efforts to curb fat sugar alcohol and false claims amid rising grocery costs and strain on families.
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Senate
Harvard
Distaff Side and Jungle Decor Share Parental Worries
A casual mix of reader notes covers ongoing phone directories, youth sports risks flagged by the California Medical Association, and a columnist urging jungle themed children rooms. Also noted: a controversy over a 1972 best dressed list, a Bible in public schools talk, and the first official inaugural plate of Nixon and Agnew selling for 150 dollars.
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U.S
Nixon
Agnew
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates and Staff
Garden City Telegram emphasizes daily publication except Sundays and certain holidays with contact details for the Telegram Publishing Company at 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas 67846. Rates vary by delivery and mail plan with special student and serviceman pricing and a long listing of terms and staff positions.
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the Telegram Publishing Company
7Th Garden City
Kansas
Garden C City
Garden City
Joint Chiefs Disrupted Vietnam Peace Momentum
Journalistic sources claim the Joint Chiefs persuaded Nixon to stall the October peace effort in Vietnam. Kissinger privately considered releasing transcripts as Abrams and Gaylor warned against signing without Saigon’s stronger defense. Nixon ordered a major airlift and prepared bombing contingencies to deter North Vietnam and signal Soviet and Chinese restraint.
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Joint Chiefs
Nixon
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Kissinger
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Thieu
United States Coudn
Russia
China
White House Dinner Draws Post Fire Over Access
White House hosts a dinner for a visiting prime minister with a guest list featuring officials and corporate donors. A social event form is cited as routine, while a chorus interruption with a protest sign prompts security removal and a later denial from press secretary Zeigler.
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Washington
White House
Washington Post
Dorothy McCardle
Post
Richard M. Nixon
Public Pulse Reader Requests City Hall Answers
Duane West from Kansas writes a respectful note to a Florida-bound columnist. He praises the first report and asks for detailed follow ups on city hall and Urban Renewal Agency spending, legal fees, funding sources, relocation payments, and the 8th Street parking lot project with accountability on contractors and maps from 1968 and 1971.
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Kansas
Sheraton- Peabody
Memphis
Miller and Amtrack
HUD
Kansas City
8Th Street
Garland Funeral Home
City Hall
Duane West
Janice Lane
F.S
No End Seen to Credit Growth in US, 1945 to 1946
AP analyst notes US consumer credit rose from 6 billion in 1945 to about 140 billion last year with auto loans around 40 billion. Credit spans banks, finance firms, and unions, touching all economic groups and tying into housing, health, and education. Lingering issues include discrimination, debt collection practices, and the need for faster reform urged by a National Commission and a presidential advisory panel.
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John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst
New York
United States
Savings and Loan Associations
National Business Council For Consumer Affairs
National Commission On Consumer Finance
National Commission
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