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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

4

Bankers warn new consumer laws raise loan costs

An ABA official cautions that federal holder in due course regulations allowing borrowers to withhold loan payments may raise consumer credit costs and limit availability. Kansas bankers debate impact while supportive changes to automatic funds transfer are also discussed.

Federal Trade Commission FTC Klasky Harold Stones The Kansas Bankers Assn Kansas Stones Woodruff Auditorium Federal Reserve Board ABA Bankers’ Association

Man Sentenced on Child Indecent Liberties Plea

Frank Adkins, 38, was sentenced by District Court Judge Frank Gray to one to five years in the custody of the Kansas Secretary of Corrections after pleading guilty to one count of attempted indecent liberties with a child. The offense involved his eight year old niece and Kansas law requires sentence to the secretary for felons.

Frank Adkins Kansas Secretary of Corrections Frank Gray Adkins Kansas

Four die in Roanoke nursing home fire

A second floor blaze at Shenandoah Homes in Roanoke sent smoke through the six story facility. Four residents died and 24 were injured as about 100 residents were evacuated. Several injured were treated for heart attacks burns or smoke inhalation. The Red Cross housed evacuees while officials investigated the cause and damage extent.

Roanoke Shenandoah Roanoke Red Cross

Colby backs watchdog panel for CIA supervision

Former CIA director William Colby told a Wichita State University audience that closer congressional supervision would benefit both the CIA and the public. He urged creation of a Senate committee to supervise CIA operations to provide clear guidelines and enhance reforms while ensuring constitutional adherence and public awareness.

Wichita, Kan William Colby CIA Central Intelligence Agency Colby Wichita State University Senate Committee Vietnam Senate Congress

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