New FTC Rules Let Buyers Stop Payments on Defective Cars
Federal Trade Commission rules ending holder-in-due-course take effect today. Consumers may withhold payments to banks or lenders if a car is undelivered, damaged, or fraudulently sold, and seek refunds of prior installments. Courts decide unpaid balance disputes, with notices required to inform buyers of rights when financing from a credit company. A last minute dealer association bid to delay was denied in Louisiana.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
National Automobile Dealers Association
Consumer Credit
U.S. District Court
Louisiana
Sailor Killed in Lindsay Scuffle After Gun Discharge
A sailor home on leave from Norfolk was killed when a deputy sheriff's gun discharged during a scuffle in Lindsay Oklahoma. Gary Don Sullivan 22 was arrested after allegedly resisting, then Sullivan was shot in the head when Carter's .357 magnum fired accidentally amid the confrontation.
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Okla
Garvin County
Bob Holt
Gary Don Sullivan
Norfolk
Holt
Sullivan
Oklahoma 76
Bill Branch
Branch
Gary Carter
Chester Dean
Carter
Dean
Dr H N Harper Elected First Vice President in Oklahoma Chiropractors
Dr H N Harper of Lawton is elected first vice president of the Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma for a second term. He has served as second vice president treasurer and on the Oklahoma Chiropractic Education Commission during the past several years.
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H. N. Harper
Lawton
The
Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Chiropractic Education Commission
United Way to Enforce Bylaws on Supplemental Drives
United Way board moves to a hard line after agencies conduct supplemental campaigns without consent. Executive director J. D. Fountain says prior board approval is required and that unauthorized drives harm the campaign. Salvation Army Campfire Girls Boy Scouts and YMCA cited as potential violators.
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United Way Board of Directors
J. D. Fountain
United Way Board
Fountain
Salvation Army
Campfire Girls
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Car agency owner placed in critical condition after surgery
Dan Rudder, 56, owner of Volks wagon agency, was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit of Southwestern Clinic Hospital after suffering a ruptured blood vessel during a Citizens National Bank board meeting on Thursday night. He underwent heart surgery Thursday to repair the rupture.
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Dan Rudder
Volks, Wagon Agency
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Citizens National Bank
Rudder
Huntsville teen earns Tulane scholarship and Elks honor
Michelle Metzeus of Huntsville Alabama won a four year academic scholarship to Tulane University in New Orleans. A former Swinney Elementary student she is the granddaughter of Sgt Maj (Ret) Walter Hulsey and his wife of 1605 North 27th. She was also named Miss Teenager of the Year by the Huntsville Elks Lodge and received a $100 bond.
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Michelle Metzeus
Huntsville
Ala
Tulane University
New Orleans
Swinney
Walter Hulsey
Huntsville Elks Lodge
US recovers record of over five billion yearly photos
The United States sees more than 5 billion photographs taken annually, reflecting the scale of everyday imaging from personal devices and professional cameras. This figure underscores the rapid growth of photo capture in modern life and its societal implications.
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United States
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