Congresswoman Reviews U.S. Consumer Credit Problems
Rep. Leonor K Sullivan Democrat chair of the House Banking Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs and a member of the Commission on Consumer Protection says the group will review consumer credit with focus on unsolicited credit cards. She warns of convenience versus risk noting cards arrive in unsealed envelopes and are sent unsolicited.
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East Germany Issues 85 678 Hardship Passes for West Berliners
West Berlin statisticians report 85 678 hardship passes issued by East Germany in 1968 to visit East Berlin relatives. December total reached 10 081 mainly for Christmas, marking the third consecutive year with passes used for Christmas.
Dog License Outlets Expanded for 1969 Sales
Hamilton Butler County auditor Ray Tilton announced additional outlets for selling 1969 dog licenses. Licenses cost 2 dollars until January 20, after which a 1 dollar penalty applies for late purchases. New outlets include D L Hamilton, Bethany Post Office, Gorman Insurance, Ledford's, and others across Middletown Seven Mile Somerville and nearby towns, plus city offices and shelters.
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Negro Educator Warns Of Brain Drain In Black Academia
Vincent Harding of Spelman College argues in Columbia Forum that white institutions recruit Black scholars, draining Black colleges and urban communities. He proposes visiting professorships and targeted aid allowing Black students to choose between Black and White institutions, including exchange years.
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New Zealand Eyes First Nuclear Plant by 1977
New Zealand may build its first nuclear power station by 1977, likely in Kaipara Harbor north of Auckland. A faster option could be natural gas exploration, potentially delaying nuclear plans.
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World Uranium Mines Yield About 20000 Tons Annually
The global uranium mining industry produces roughly 20,000 tons per year, reflecting stable output across major mining regions and refining efforts shaping future energy supply.
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