Credit Counseling Surges As Consumers Struggle With Debt
In a surge tied to rising use of credit in the 1960s, counseling services assist debtors unable to pay bills. William J. Martin Jr. notes demand is high as people seek strict budgeting and negotiated repayment plans. Services exist in 27 states and Ontario, with potential growth across the United States.
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AP Business News
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Ontario
Canada
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National Foundation For Consumer Credit
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Washington, D.C
Man Charged In Seizure Of Phony $10 Bills
Secret Service agents in Baltimore seized 435000 counterfeit ten dollar notes. Andrew King, 36, was arrested on a federal warrant issued in Los Angeles for possession and sale of counterfeit federal reserve notes. He waived preliminary hearing and was held on 25000 bond after the seizure at a private home in Owings Mills.
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Andrew King
Los Angeles
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College Parking Curbs Planned By D C Police
Washington police and college officials plan a crackdown on student parking from outside the area to reduce violations. Officers will ticket violators and address students’ cars to enforce rules at colleges and universities in the capital.
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Washington
Annual Fashion Show at King's Men's Shop Draws Sellout Crowd
King's Men's Shop hosted its first annual fashion show and dance at the South End Civic Center with a rock and roll vibe. The event showcased campus styles from ivy league to mod looks, narrated by Mel King, and included about 30 door prizes for attendees. Local models Linda Thrasher and David Yonetz represented area students while plans call for a semi annual event next spring.
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South End Civic Center
Little Rascals
Midwest
Mel King
Carnaby Street
London
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Linda Thrasher
David Yonetz
MD. Institute of Art
Baltimore
King’s
Thurmont Collegian Studying In France
Miss Ruth Ann Free, Thurmont High School alumna, will spend 12 weeks in Paris this fall studying French at the European Language and Education Centre. She sailed Sept 8 under a Michigan State University program to study language and culture with four hours of classes each morning and three hours of seminars daily where only French is spoken. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Free, Ann studied nursing at the University of South Carolina and worked as a nurse on a Redneck, Ariz., Indian Reservation this summer.
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Thurmont High School
University of South Carolina
Paris
European Language and Education Centre
Free
Michigan State University
Charles Free
Thurmont
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