Paying by phone saves arguments in bill paying
New York based report explains Cashaction from Commercial Federal Savings & Loan in Omaha a two way computerized pay by phone system. Customers dial a code select pay targets and the bank executes automatic transfers or mails checks. The program reduces postage and enables full balance tracking and future payments.
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New York
UPI
Bill Fitzgerald
Commercial Federal Savings & Loan Association of Omaha
Fitzgerald's Bank
International Business Machines Corp
IBM
Omaha
Commercial Federal
United States
Fitzgerald
Kerner report ten years on shows polarization, not cure
Washington columnist Arnold Sawislak argues the Kerner Commission foresaw rising racial polarization but misread its short term consequences. He notes black political gains since 1969 and a shift from riots to legal action, with whites gradually accepting integrated outcomes while prejudices persist.
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Arnold Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Kerner Commission
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Illinois Senate Leader to Seek Redlining Probe
Springfield Illinois Senate President Thomas Hynes a Chicago Democrat will ask the Illinois Legislative Investigating Commission to probe insurance company redlining against Chicago homeowners He cites alleged discrimination despite anti redlining laws approved last September Semantic note: facts focus on seeking investigation into redlining by insurers against Chicago homeowners by Hynes through the Legislative Investigating Commission.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Senate
Thomas Hynes
Chicago
Hynes
Illinois Legislative Investigating Commission
Rivalry for Middle East oil powers Soviet American actions
Beiru t report notes a declassified CIA view that from 1983 the USSR and Warsaw Pact will import large oil volumes through the Middle East. US defense chief Brown warns Washington will intervene to secure oil for Europe and Asia, while Egypt, Syria and Iraq push Moscow deeper into regional affairs.
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Lebanon
UPI
Middle East
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Harold Brown
Europe
Asia
Brown
United States
Horn of Africa
Saudi Arabia
Moscow
Iraq
South Yemen
Ethiopia
Red Sea
Arabian Peninsula
Persian Gulf
Syria
Fertile Crescent
Africa
Aden
Egypt
Television star Zara Cully dies at 86 Mother Jefferson actor long career ends
Zora Cully known as Mother Jefferson on The Jeffersons died of cancer at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles at 1 25 a.m. She was 86. Born January 26 1892 in Worcester Alabama she built a stage career in Florida before moving to Hollywood. Survived by two children four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were pending with Paul Benedict among speakers.
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Hollywood
UPI
Zara Cully
Mother Jefferson
Louise
Miss Cully
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Paul Benedict
Jeffersons
Worcester
Class
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
L.B. Jones
John
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