Bogley seeks more ads and better organization
Samuel Bogley says his running mate needs more television and radio advertising and stronger organization, but he does not feel dissatisfied with the campaign. The piece notes Travelers Aid cautions job seekers lured to Sunbelt cities by employment promises, urging verification and emergency planning.
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Maryland Credit Card Fee Law Delayed Enforcement
A Maryland law banning oil companies from charging credit card fees faces a delayed start after a federal judge upheld the statute and refused extendable injunctions. Texaco and American Oil challenged the measure as vague and unconstitutional, while a Calvert County court briefly blocked then upheld the law, allowing a three percent processing fee dispute to proceed.
Three year old nursery class photo at Brook Hill Nursery
The 3 year old class at Brook Hill Nursery Yellow Springs features students from three rows with teachers. In the first row are Christopher Corey Arnig Long while Emily Beweker and Auman Dave Sailse sit in the second row. John Burke and Jesse Fogle appear in the third row along with teacher Mrs. Van Cleave. Rory Harrop and Giddeon Korrell were absent for the photo.
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Law blocks strike down hurt Maryland consumers and Texaco
Four year old nursery whos the picture wan ken But Murray, Maryland consumers would lose more than Texaco or Amoco if the law were struck down, refused Friday to continue an injunction barring implementation of the law. Texaco, which has threatened to drop its credit card service if the law went forward, will continue to honor its cards at least until midnight Monday, when company lawyers will have decided their next move. JENN DIES William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, died in 1718.
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New charges eyed against Donovan
New allegations investigated by Special Prosecutor Leos Silverman target Labor Secretary Raymond J. Donovan. An FBI inquiry was not confirmed, while Reagan stated the case is closed. Donovan, executive vice president of Schiavone Construction, faced renewed scrutiny over ties to organized crime figures.
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Gandhi criticizes US World Bank loan cuts
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told NBCs Meet the Press that reducing low interest World Bank loans harms development. She warned the move amounts to punishment for doing well, noting India will need aid until it reaches full development and may aid others in the future. Gandhi also defended India’s nonalignment and urged continued US-West effort. Tito meets Pope Paul VI in Rome marking a historic communist head of state visit.
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