Shady Promoters Invading Legitimate Vending Field
A feature warns about ending machine schemes used by gyp promoters who lure with promises of $400 to $500 monthly, then require large upfront capital for inferior machines. Allan Backman of the NBBB cites cases totaling six figures and warns many investors end with rusting machines. The piece advises checking with the Better Business Bureau or Chamber of Commerce and lists contacts for reputable associations. Tomorrow: Medical quackery.
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Understanding Retarded and Demented Children in Public Views
A reader asks about the difference between retarded and demented individuals and how neighbors should respond. The column explains that retarded means brain impairment affecting learning, while demented describes mental illness or emotional disorder with normal intellect but impaired function. It urges treating such children as needing care, not fear, and notes psychiatric experts can distinguish dangerous from harmless cases.
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Refrigerator repairman saves life in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma AP report Norman Gibson a refrigerator repairman rushed to the home of Mrs Gaynell Durham on a routine call and is credited with saving her life.
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