Credit industry shifts as women demand equal access
Women press for equal credit rights as stores and lenders modify policies. National groups coordinate campaigns while banks reform forms and guidelines to treat applicants and cosigners without gender bias. Advocacy grows after hearings reveal past denials and income disregard for married and single women.
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Marriages Up Births Down In Kansas 1961 71
Kansas vital statistics show 1961 71 births fell from 49 988 to 36 006 per year 16 per 1 000. Marriages rose from 16 249 in 1969 to 22 528 in 1971 with 10 per 1 000. Deaths stayed around 9 9 per 1 000, while 9 198 divorces and 263 annulments were filed in 1971.
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