Credit Bureaus and Privacy Protections In New Act
Washington report outlines provisions of the Consumer Credit Protection Act effective April 25 allowing individuals denied loans to challenge bureau reports. Bureaus must share files and reinvestigate contested entries with explanations attached to lender reports. Also addresses unfounded claims of FBI phone tapping and notes peaceful Vietnam Veterans for Peace demonstrations in Washington with media misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Martin
Credit Bureau
Vietnam” Veterans ‘For Peace
Washington
Southeast Asia
Capitol
Vietnam Veterans For Peace
Vietnam
How to Tune in Tornado Warnings On TV And Radio
Nebraska records show how to use a TV set and a transistor radio to detect tornadoes. Instructions cover warming up the TV, tuning channels 13 and 2, darkening the picture, and recognizing signals from lightning and continuous static on radio as alerts. It also notes using a second device to hear National Weather Service warnings and explains tornado watch versus tornado warning statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Department of Roads
National Weather Service
Local social notes and tornado safety tips page
Local items cover visits and gatherings among Stromberg Hill and Stewart families in Lincoln and surrounding areas with guest lists from Cape Girardeau Grand Island York Seward and Gresham. A tornado safety advisory provides steps to seek shelter avoid phone use and monitor broadcasts. It notes tornado frequency in southeastern Nebraska May and June and cites a regional Tornado Corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Police
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
May events calendar with community group listings
A list of upcoming local events from May 6 to May 17 including City Council at City Hall Easy Aces Hilda Yungdahl Community Club Elementary Music Program PEO Dessert Scouts Garden Club Cent Book Com Rebekahs Gabs Cotton Birthday Club Ride A Wees Osceola Lodge Maple Leaf Club OHS Spring Concert Calvary Church Sr Girl Scout Planning Board Baccalaureate IOOF with times and locations noted, and a note that changes have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
City Hall
Easy Aces
Hilda Yungdahl
Margaret Mills
Friendly Neighbors
Dixie Augustin Garden Club
Maude Magnuson
Cent. Book Com
Rebekahs Gabs
Peggle Mills
Cotton Birthday Club
Roy Grossnicklaus
Violet Nyberg
Osceola Lodge
AF & AM
Leaf Club
Pearle Wieseman
OHS
Swede Home Cemetery
Ass'n
Calvary Church
Sr. Girl Scout Planning Board
Sunday callers visit Bond home in Loretto
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt of Loretto visited the Fred Bond home on Sunday and called on George Barbee, the ladies’ brother, at the hospital. After Barbee left the hospital Monday he returned to the Bond home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bond
Fred Brandt
Loretto
George Barbee
Mr. Barbee
Bond
Government rules urge safer child car seats nationwide
Federal standards to start in April ban seats that hook over backs or use pretend steering wheels. Pediatricians cited 10 000 child deaths and 58 000 injuries yearly and urged action to cut risks by half with proper seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Transportation
Sli
Plan to adjust withholding for 1971 tax returns
Richard P. Vinal Nebraska IRS District Director urges taxpayers to increase withholding or adjust exemptions to avoid underpayment in 1971. He notes standard deduction rises to 13 percent but caps at 1500 dollars, potential joint filing pitfalls, and high income cases with 24–25 percent limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Nebraska
IRS
Vinal
Nybergs Visit Pol k Friends and Relatives
Osceola residents Mr and Mrs Philip Nyberg visited Polk on Monday to see sister in law Mrs Leonard Nyberg of Rockford Illinois and her daughter Sharon in Japan Carl Cederberg was Sunday guest of Mrs Ella Thelander and Vernon They dined with the Wesley Thelander family on that occasion Sunday afternoon guests included Mrs May Hastings with Mr and Mrs Ray Hastings and Mrs Minnie Cadwell from York The Tom Schmokers joined the Duane Schmoker family for Sunday dinner at the cafe for Tom's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Stromberg
Kim
East Campus Union
Lincoln
Connie Stromberg
Vic Hill
Cape Girardeau
Elsie Stewart
Elmer Stewart
Forrest Burgess
Larry Burgess
Elmer Siske
Burchard
Larry
Nebraska Vocational School
Milford
Nebraska Motor Parts
Georgia Glenn
Grand Island
Irene Meacham
Philip Nyberg
Polk
Mary Nyberg
Leonard Nyberg
Rockford, Ill
Sharon
Japan
Carl Cederberg
Ella Thelander
Vernon
Wesley Thelander
May Hastings
Ray Hastings
Minnie Cadwell
York
Tom Schmokers
Duane Schmoker
Tom
Congress Considers 130 Billion Dollar Domestic Programs
Senator Curtis warns 85 new domestic bills could cost over 130 billion for the next year, with 50 more proposals in the hopper. If enacted, total first-year cost nears 246 billion, a rise far above 1972 budget levels. Curtis notes several presidential prospects sponsor costly measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Congress
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Senate
Curtis
U.S
Senators Target Costly Health and Education Programs
The Nebraskan outlines bill numbers and titles led by Senator Edward Kennedy Health Security Act with a projected full implementation cost of 77 billion dollars, though Kennedy cites 41 billion in year one. Education and health welfare bills dominate costs, totaling 18.3 and 77 billion respectively as Curtis notes, urging voters to reject expensive new programs threatening national bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Mass
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Curtis
U.S
Washington
Local families enjoy weekend fishing at Sherman Dam
Messrs and Mmes Leo Al bers Bert Russell and Ray Con rad also Trevor Hinkle spent the weekend fishing at Sherman Dam. They were joined Sunday by Tom Hofbauer and Mrs Leon Fiala and children of Grand Island. Returning home the Conrads left their grandson Trevor at Chapman where his parents the Glen Hinkles had moved over the weekend. Mr Hinkle is employed at the elevator in Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mmes
Leo Albers
Bert Russell
Ray Conrad
Trevor Hinkle
Sherman Dam
Tom Hofbauers
Leon Fiala
Grand Island
Conrads
Trevor
Chapman
Glen Hinkles
Mr. Hinkle
Neighborhood social rounds fill weekend with visits
A sequence of gatherings across the Southwest area includes a surprise eightieth birthday party for Mrs. Nina Knerr hosted by friends including Mrs. Forrest Anderson and Mrs. Norris Anderson. Numerous couples and families from Osceola, Valley, Columbus, Benedict, and Craig share meals, showers, and visits from Friday to Sunday, with many noting bridal showers and hospital visits in Shelby and York counties.
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House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Channel 2
Leroy Brown
Fred Siffrings
Walter Koehlers
Harlan McKeag
Browns
Chas. Hastings
Seward
Lillian Brown
Gresham
Chapel Street
Newton
Osceola Locals
Main Street
USA
Bert Mills
Levert Peterson, Jr
Osceola
Sandee Sue
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Homer Green
Forrest Anderson
Norris Anderson
Richard Anderson
Kermit Hultgren
Irvin Anderson
Nina Knerr
Gaylen Ahlquist
Jessica of
Arthur Ahlquist
Curtis Hoffman
Benedict
Verlin Johnson
Randy
Howard Sundberg
Donald Sundberg
Craig
Henry Hellbush
Valley
Kenneth Anderson
Bob Peterson
Lee Anderson
Ruth Rudeen
A. V. Eielson
Kenneths
Arthur I. Larson
Bessie Green
Ray Nyffeler
Paula and
Steve Anderson
Mrs. Norris Anderson
Alvin Hunt
Opeen
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