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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1981

Page

5

Confession of Judgment Clause Warns Borrowers

The FTC flags standard loan clauses that bind borrowers to unusual terms. A noted confession of judgment clause lets a creditor win by default, with consent for immediate execution. Some states ban such clauses, while others require plain language in consumer documents.

The Federal Trade Commission Fender

Consumer alert details risky credit contract clauses

The FTC warns that many credit contracts may include complex provisions. Key items to watch include a blanket security interest allowing seizure of all household goods, waivers of state property exemptions, right to collect deficiency after resale, and cosigner guaranty clauses that let lenders pursue co-signers without notifying the borrower.

FTC

Ice floe disaster nets 80 rescued on Lake Erie

John Myers survived with 80 ice fishermen after a expanding ice mass separated from shore near Crane Creek State Park. Coast Guard crews, fire departments, and a Toledo hospital helicopter aided the rescue as vehicles were left stranded on the drifting floe.

Oregon Ohio John Myers Lake Erie Crane Creek State Park Myers Frank Henderson Coast Guard Toledo Fire and Police Departments Joseph Verb Jerusalem Township

Kay Re elected GOP Head In Kansas State Committee Vote

Morris Kay of Lawrence was reelected Kansas Republican chairman without opposition at a Kansas Day meeting in Topeka. Mary Alice Lair of Piqua was elected vice chairman, defeating Dixie Roberts 63 to 52 as Rusty Leffel and Roberta Harkness were chosen treasurer and secretary. The day marked Kansas statehood observances and a Kansas Day dinner whose main speaker, Gov. Janklow, could not attend due to winter storms. former Rep. Keith Sebelius substituted.

Topeka Kan Morris Kay Lawrence Kansas U.S Keith Sebelius Janklow Lair Federation of Republican Women Dixie Roberts Manhattan Roberts Rusty Leffel Westwood Roberta Harkness Dodge City Sherri Clymer Eflorado Mrs. Lair Irene French Overland Park Leffel Damon Webber Caldwell Harkness Mildred Johns Johnson Ronald Reagan Reagan George Bush Detroit Kay Janice Hardenburger Haddam Hardenburger Cochairman Hank Booth

Negotiations Ease Tension In Poland

In Warsaw Poland labor tensions eased as talks opened on farmers demands for an independent union and Solidarity. A nationwide one hour strike was called off with hope for government approval of union registration within ten days.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Independent Labor Federation Lech Walesa National Coordinating Commission Walesa Coordinating Commission Andrzej Kacala Rueszow Kacala Supreme Court Farmers’ Union

Mexico Aids Cuba With Oil Equipment Report

CHICAGO AP A State Department document cited by the Chicago Tribune suggests Mexico agreed to help supply Cuba with oil drilling equipment and goods from other countries. officials warn of possible transfer of U S technology under embargo though the text is not fully verified.

Chicago State Department Mexico Cuba Chicago Tribune U.S the Tribune Switzerland Japan

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