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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

5

FTC Probes Zip Code Evaluation For Credit

The FTC opened an inquiry into whether retail chains use ZIP codes in credit decisions. The Raleigh Times found J C Penney includes ZIPs in credit criteria, prompting claims of possible discrimination under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. FTC may seek halting orders, federal suits, or consent decrees.

Raleigh The Federal Trade Commission Raleigh Times J.C. Penney Co Sally Gold FTC Washington the Times Penney Gold Penney's

Supreme Court bars death penalty for rape in Coker case

The 7-2 decision ends death sentences for rape and signals limits on capital punishment beyond murder. Justice White writes rape does not compare to murder and life imprisonment with parole is likely for Ehrlich Coker. Justices Burger and Rehnquist warn of broader implications. Civil groups praise ruling. NAACP Legal Defense Fund notes racial context of past executions.

Washington Supreme Court Ehrlich Anthony Coker Georgia High Court Coker Byron White Warren E. Burger William H. Rehnquist Potter Stewart Harry A. Blackmun John Paul Stevens White William J. Brennan Jr Thurgood Marshall Lewis F. Powell Jr Eleanor Small National Organization For Women David E. Kendall Kendall Legal Defense Fund NAACP United States

House Rejects Amendments To Cut Pay

The House voted 251 to 161 to keep a $12,900 pay raise for members and approved a $928.8 million legislative bill. The amendment to cut raises for Congress and 20,000 federal workers failed. The salary rose from $44,600 to $57,500 and moves to the Senate.

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