Interest Rates Slash Proposal Considered
Commissioner Frank Miskell told a regulatory committee in Lubbock that the consumer credit study may show significant reductions in interest rates. He noted some loans under 100 dollars could have higher true annual rates and said no final decisions have been made yet. The study was requested by Governor John Connally and is being conducted by the committee chairman.
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Stern Magazine Cuts 122 Lines From Serial and Texas Loan Debates
Stern magazine agreed to remove 122 lines from a death narrative about President Kennedy while Texas lawmakers consider loan rates under 100 dollars. Miskell and Quilliam urge scrutiny of the 1963 History Loan Act to curb high annual interest with possible rates reaching hundreds of percent.
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City Sales Tax Bill Introduced
A bill to impose a city sales tax was introduced in Austin. It proposes a 28 percent rate option triggered by city petition or council action and would align timing with other city taxes. The measure aims to fund municipal needs and would apply within the city limits.
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Bush Nets Post With Democrats in House Committee Shuffle
The Republican Committee on Committees moves George Bush into a Ways and Means assignment amid a broader reshuffle. Jacob H. Gilbert of New York is noted as the first since 1904 to join the panel, reflecting ongoing party maneuvering as Democrats and Republicans adjust posts.
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