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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
4
Texas A&M Extension Service notes that modern homes mix styles freely. Eclectic accessories from various eras create pleasing arrangements, while discrimination prevents a hodgepodge look. Mementos and collections can enhance decor when displayed thoughtfully. An unusual piece should still fit the overall scheme. The note ends with a striking fact: the world’s gold production since 1493 could fit in a 50 foot cube.
An overview of the Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner created in 1967 to enforce the Texas Consumer Credit Code. It licenses loan businesses, regulates installment sales, and ensures disclosures and rates comply with law. It outlines maximum interest rates, charges, and monthly installment fees and notes the commissioner's authority to investigate deceptive practices and seek court action.
The Class of 73 at Columbia University School of Law names three Kent Scholars Vivian Adler of Riverdale NY Anne Ho Laudone of Norwich CT and Beryl Shatz of Harrisburg PA for top first year grades. Twenty seven others are Stone Scholars. Current enrollment 1,043 with 129 women.
Santa and companions approach the Ice King to end the endless winter. Oonik and Keotuk the Eskimo dog rest in the igloo built from ice blocks as they travel.
Santa visits Oonik in an igloo and plans toy block igloos for children. He shares seal meat with Keotuk and unveils a gingerbread man called vinterbread. Mrs Claus prepared treats, and Santa enjoys the gingerbread as Oonik tastes the mysterious snack.
The Texas attorney general proposes requiring bonds from businesses to insure payment of sales taxes collected. A Senate study notes potential annual gains of 5 to 8 million, offset by about 3 million needed for 200 new auditors.
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