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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
5
Greek inspired budget recipe adapts spinach and cheese with ground beef to form meatballs served over noodles with a lemon gravy. Also offers meatball chowder using packaged scalloped potatoes and vegetables in a quick half hour mash up. Contains eggs breadcrumbs Parmesan spinach beef lemon juice gravy mix and milk for two versions yielding 4 to 6 servings.
New York reports on the National Advertising Division NAD and local BBB ad review boards helping consumers by flagging exaggerated claims and omissions. It notes complaints, mostly from advertisers, weak penalties, and several ad revisions or discontinuations including Volkswagen warranty, Glidden Speed Satin, Mighty Dog, and Chuck Wagon dog foods.
A movement toward equal rights extends to lending with the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. Pending regulations target credit discrimination against women who work, though often part-time, and who may leave labor markets for pregnancy. Origins lie with Senator William Brock.
The text outlines proposals by Congresswoman Lenor Sullivan and Congresswoman Heckler on extending credit to individuals irrespective of sex or marital status. Key points include prohibition of sex-based credit denial, removal of sex identifiers from applications, basing decisions on individual credit-worthiness, and requiring lenders to provide a written denial reason within 10 days. It also notes counting a woman's income and alimony or child support as valid income, and considering family accounts in credit decisions. These provisions would aid women seeking credit and reduce gender-based barriers, while lenders retain responsibility to assess repayment ability.
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