Food Purchases Made With Checks
Washington AP reports the Food Marketing Institute finds it costs stores about 26 cents to accept a check and 5 cents for bad checks. The FMI surveyed 2,484 stores with 1976 sales of 12 billion dollars. It notes potential cost shifts with electronic payment systems but argues labor costs may rise or stay similar.
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Greenlanders consume alcohol at more than twice the U S rate, prompting the Provincial Council to restrict sales hours and consider a public referendum on total prohibition. The debate links to looming home rule by April 1 1979 and spans crime, health, and economic impacts amid a cultural shift.
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