Truth In Lending Law May Encourage Credit Shopping
The truth in lending act effective July 1 will not lower costs but may push borrowers to compare offers. Lenders must reveal total credit costs and final prices, including finance charges and term details, with advertising required to state payment length and total cost.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Bridge hands and opening lead in Jacoby on Bridge excerpt
A fragment outlines a bridge deal with North East South West positions and opening lead sequence. It shows a pass in the auction and later bids including 2 3a and 4-2 with players labeled Jacob y on Bridge style commentary. The text references a West North Pass 2 3a opening and a South 14 2¢ 24" line.
Early Trick Win May Be Costly in Bridge Strategy
Eddie Kan tar analyzes a bridge hand where declarers risk losing a game if they play too aggressively. The discussants note that discarding a losser on a second diamond can secure the contract, while improper ruffing and trump management can cost multiple tricks. They consider defenses and bids, including East West holdings and five diamonds as a safer alternative.
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Oswald
Jim
Eddie Kan
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Menes Unites Upper and Lower Egypt in 3200 B C
In about 3200 B C King Menes united upper and lower Egypt, marking the start of Egypt as a nation and its recorded history. The act established a unified realm and set a precedent for centralized rule that shaped early Egyptian civilization.
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Menes
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Minneapolis Elects Mayor Amid Law and Order Split
Minneapolis voters choose a mayor in a race dominated by law and order rhetoric. Dan Cohen, GOP-backed council president, faces Charles Stenvig, police detective and reform opponent amid mixed DFL support and endorsements from Nixon and McCarthy. Incumbent Arthur Naftalin does not seek re election.
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Dan Cohen
Charles Stenvig
Democratic - Farmer - Labor
Gerard Hegstrom
Hegstrom
Cohen
Stenvig
GOP
Dflers
Police Officers Federation of
Minneapolis Building Trades Council
Nixon
Eugene McCarthy
Clark MacGregor
Ucws
Dfler
Arthur Naftalin
Alpha Smaby
DFL
Minnesota
Low bids awarded for seven park and stadium projects
Apparent low bids totaling 416 420 for seven State Building Commission projects were announced by the State Bureau of Engineering. The majority, 350 574, covers six Natural Resources Department projects including toilet facilities at Governor Dodge State Park and dredging at Lake Kegonsa. Additional bids include service buildings at Mirror Lake and Pike Lake facilities, toilet buildings at Yellowstone Lake Recreation Area, and a parking lot at the University of Wisconsin stadium in Madison.
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Nelson Brothers
Cobb
Governor Dodge State Park
Iowa County
Montgomery Dredging
Mineral Point
Lake Kegonsa State Park
Dane County
Jack Walters and Sons of
West Bend
Mirror Lake State Park
Sauk County
Lake Del‘ton
Mint Supply Inc
Pike Lake
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Washington County
Gress Construction
Appleton
Yellowstone Lake Recreation Area
LaFayette County
Hammersley Construction Co
Madison
University of Wisconsin Stadium
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