Elderly Demand Higher Bank Interest Amid Inflation
A San Francisco group led by Gray Panthers protests banks for paying 5 percent savings interest while inflation tops 10 percent. They petition Treasury and federal regulators, urge signs warning savers of wealth loss, and threaten a federal suit if reform falters.
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San Francisco
Hilda Cloud
Gray Panthers
California
Treasury
Michael Jumenthal
Federal Reserve Bank
Gordon Smith
Bank
Credit and Consumer Affairs
Smith
Gnaizda
Dentists lash out at sugar in public health push
A Los Angeles ADA official blames the sugar lobby and apathy for tooth decay as new preventive measures are urged. He warns 97 percent of Americans have experienced decay and calls for laws to curb school sales of candy and drinks. The report ties dental neglect to annual costs and cultural views, citing experts and policy goals.
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Los Angeles
Naseeb Shory
American Dental Association
Anaheim
Shory
Burton Press
Pittsburg
Calif
ADA
Checking Savings Plan Makes Banking Simpler and Earns Interest
November 1 launch offers a Checking Savings Plan where deposits go to savings to earn daily interest while checks draw from savings. The plan eliminates guessing about balances, combines accounts under one roof, and provides a single monthly statement.
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Mary Ann Lawhorn
Joan Lawhorn
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Hamilton
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Gracie White
H.O. Finkelman
Middletown
Onio
James D. Moore
Reno Moore
Common Pleas Court Division of Dometic Relations
Terrence M. Wilacker
Pit
First Ave
Middletown City
Butler
Warren Counties
Municpality
Monroe
Cneur
Rower F Council
Monare
Sugar
Madison
Board of Education
Roy Hensley
Sally Hensley
Common Court Division of Oor Relations
Han
Rwreori
Nestic Nilton
Peggy Jean Doud
Thomas Lee Doud
Edward S. Robe, JR
Edward A. Forshaw
Norris Insurance
Verity
Darnitz
First Banc Group
FDIC
Phil
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