Arts take center stage in Shreveport Holiday in Dixie events
Donna Knox reports on Shreveport's Holiday In Dixie schedule April 23-May , featuring three open shows including an East Texas adult entry event at Pierremont Mall, two Bicentennial displays at R. W. Norton Art Gallery, and a big arts and crafts sale at the Louisiana State Fairgrounds. Judging April 22 with awards April 25.
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Easter eggs inspire versatile quick egg sauce
A Texas A&M extension specialist notes leftover colored Easter eggs pose no problem for creative cooks. A simple ham or poultry enriched sauce can dress vegetables or toast with a light two cup yield, about 70 calories per serving, plus an exhibit on masters drawings opens April 28 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art July 13.
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Consumers gain protections under new credit ruling
College Station May 14 signals a turning point in credit policy as Lynn Bourland of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service explains the holder in due course doctrine will not automatically require continued payments if the seller deceived the consumer. The FTC rule limits repossessions when the buyer cannot get the seller to honor the product, with conditions and documentation of fraud. Credit card purchases are excluded, but similar protections exist under the Fair Credit Billing Act.
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Notable April Milestones in U.S. History
A compact recap of key events on April dates: Washington inaugurates residence in New York in 1789, Library of Congress funding in 1800, New York requires license plates in 191, 1907 Cape Henry settlement, 1937 first Social Security payment, 1788 Maryland enters union, 1913 Gideon Sundback patents the zipper.
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