Interest charges explored by Sylvia Porter
A 5 percent annual rate on instalment loans yields a true 10.07 percent cost after upfront interest deductions. Revolving credit at 1 percent monthly costs about 12 percent yearly, while store plans at up to 2 percent monthly reach 30 percent annually. The Fed keeps credit tight to curb inflation, but many borrowers remain unaware of true costs. A $500 loan at 54.4 percent would show a true annual rate of 10.07 percent due to advance interest deduction, with gradual payoff over 12 months.
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Federal Reserve System
New York City
True annual interest rates and a new jaywalk fine
A guide explains how stated monthly rates differ from true annual rates and how to compute the real cost of loans. In Philadelphia Mayor Tate’s Traffic Safety Advisory Committee advances an anti jaywalk ordinance imposing a $1 fine, sending it to City Council.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James H. J. Tate
City Council
Guarantee Your Purchases Keep Warranties Filed
Advice on retaining warranties and guarantees with receipts, how to verify coverage, and the importance of filing papers in a dedicated spot. Also a stock market update from New York and a note on a hormone spray delaying apple harvest in Seattle.
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Babson Park
Mass
Federal Trade Commission
NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
United Press International Stock Market
Motorola
Texas Instruments
General Electric
Zenith
Fairchild Camera
United Airlines
TWA
Northwest
Braniff
du Pont
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Seattle
Beavon Named Manufacturing Manager at Reliable Luggage
Samuel L. Weiner of Reliable Luggage Inc announces Alfred N. Beavon to manufacturing manager and Max Sadoff moves from sales manager to director of marketing. Beavon, Martins Ferry Ohio native, MBA Temple University, BS from Youngstown, Navy machinist 1944 46, previously VP and plant manager at National Plumbing Fixture Co. Sadoff, Clarion Iowa native, MBA Harvard Business School, BS Northern Michigan College, Navy lieutenant 1943 46, joined Reliable in 1965. He lives with his wife and two daughters at 2003 Highland Ave.
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Samuel L. Weiner
Reliable Luggage Inc
Alfred N. Beavon
Max Sadoff
Beavon
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Temple University
Youngstown University
United States Navy
Reliable
National Plumbing Fixture Co
Universal Rundle
Camden
N.J
New Castle
Marjorie van
Lincoln Ave
Sadoff
Clarion
Iowa
Harvard Business School
Northern Michigan College
United States
Highland Ave
CHARGE plans to rent former furniture building for HQ
CHARGE Inc and the local anti poverty board will convene at 2 p.m. tomorrow in city hall to discuss renting the former A&M Furniture building on the South Side as a central headquarters. Directors will consider a personnel hiring policy and designating Lawrence County as a sixth poverty target area.
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Charge Inc
Antipoverty Board of Directors
City Hall
A&m Furniture
Lawrence County
Office of Economic Opportunity
Charter Revision Committee Reviews Local Government Legislation
The City Charter Revision Committee discussed state laws affecting the mayor council form of government set to take effect January 1, 1968. No organizational outline was established, and co chairman Thomas A. Shumaker said the session was for discussion and study. Recommendations are planned for January.
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Thomas A. Shumaker
Cochairman
Drifting Truck Hits Parked Auto in City Incident
Police search license numbers to identify owner of drifting truck that crossed Cochran Way near North Street at 10 15 p m yesterday and struck a parked vehicle causing an estimated damage unknown.
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James A. Schaas
Madison Ave
Cochran Way
North St
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