Equal Credit Opportunity Act expands women’s credit rights
The article explains how new accounts opened jointly by couples must be reported in both names and how existing joint accounts can be updated to reflect both spouses. It notes ECO Act aims to prevent lending discrimination by age sex or marital status and highlights benefits for widows and divorced women, plus the inclusion of a woman’s income in loan considerations.
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Nancy Lowry
Hewinning
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Credit Bureau
Lalit
Sam Smith
Mr. Smith
Sam
Sally
Smiths
Equal Credit Opportunity
Shoshana Cardin
Maryland Commassion
IEACL
Wotan
Ond France
Burglars Break In Bank but Take No Money
A break in at First Seneca Bank in Shenango Township occurred over the Memorial Day weekend. A 2 by 4 foot hole in the roof was created to gain entry around 8:30 am yesterday. Tools including an axe and crowbar were found, and a bloodhound led authorities to a nearby high school parking lot where the getaway vehicle was likely parked. state police and local officers investigated with airline support for the tracking dog.
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First Seneca Bank
Lawrence Village
Shenango Township
Frank Reardan
Rearden
Venango County
Shenango High School
Shenango ‘Wornship
Itovenin
Lawrence Ry Plaza
Atright
Shenango Area OKs 7 mill tax raise amid budget squeeze
Shenango Area School District adopted a 2,855,550 budget with a 7 mill property tax increase to cover shortfalls caused by decreased state aid and enrollment. Superintendent Venturella said cuts and cost controls will balance the books. the levy adds about 492 dollars annually for a 7,000 home. Directors Kisella and Williams dissented or were absent. The district also kept an 11 per capita tax and a 1 percent wage tax.
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Shenango Area
Joseph Trimble
Lepubles
Foreer
Anthony Venturella
Turella
Venturella
Dstrict
Andrew Kisella
William Williams
Kisella
Shenango Township
Williams
Local Weather and Daily Index Highlights 1977
June 1977 news index lists residents and ages for Sharon Ellwood City and Euclid. Nation weather notes thundershowers northern Rockies and Lakes with scattered temperatures across major cities. West Pennsylvania details include cloudiness, 65 degree high, 40 percent rain chance, Shenango River level 4.67 feet and Moraine State Park conditions with 76 degree air and 75 degree water.
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Nation
Rockies
Lakes
Avanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Duluth
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Jock
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Thoendy
San Franciscos
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Westran
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Moraine State Park
Rumors swirl over Beverly Hills Supper Club fire
Southgate Kentucky authorities say rumors abound on the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 158 people. Officials expect a final report by late next week to identify a cause and determine if any single factor led to the tragedy.
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Southgate
UPI
Beverly Hills
Julian Carroll
Warren Saulinworth
Southworth
Campbell County
Fred Stine
Metal workers strike at Reactive Metals over safety hazards
West Pittsburg workers at Reactive Metals and Alloys Corp walk off the job citing danger from hot metal and propane energized dryers. They cite faulty dryers, poorly maintained trucks, a malfunctioning hoist, risky furnace baskets, a cement room danger, and inadequate acid respirators amid hydrochloric acid exposure.
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Reactive Metals and Alloys Corp
West Pittsburg
International Nerospace and Machine Workers Local 167
Wildcat
Fire disrupts phones at WBZY after Atlantic Avenue blaze
WBZY Radio went off air after a fire destroyed a vacant house on Atlantic Avenue last night cutting telephone service. Station manager Ery Abrams said WBZY resumed broadcasts at 9 45 a m and warned service could be disrupted again later.
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WBZY
Atlantic Avenue
Ery Abrams
County mulls independent auditor for Manpower program
County commissioners weigh hiring a local accountant to audit the expanding Manpower program as they await about 3.7 million dollars in economic stimulus funds over 16 months. Commissioner Shumaker urges caution and potential partial return of funds, while Chairman Meehan supports accepting the funds and adding eight staff to run the larger program.
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Thomas A. Shumaker
Allegheny County
Paulette Smulick
Shumaker
John 4. Meehan Jr
U. S. Department of Labor
Philadelphia
Fandsack
J. Terrell Whitsitt
Employment and Training Administration
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FDI
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Offida
Shenango
Stern
Geese
Joe Tove
Mels
News Index
Earl M1. Doutt
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Ellwood City
James Ml. Patterson
Famer
Best
Williams Drive
Sidney J. Smith
Euclid
Ohio
Club Fire
Stine
Southtworth
Walter Bailey
Bailey
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