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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1999

Page

4

Web campaign urges parents to get Net wise nationwide

Washington AP reports a broad internet safety drive with major sites like Yahoo AOL Lycos Disney and Microsoft offering quick access to kid safety tools The $1 million site getnetwise org was unveiled with Vice President Gore and Commerce Secretary Daley and industry leaders urging parental guidance over porn drug or alcohol content while preserving internet access for children

Washington Yahoo America Online Lycos Inc Walt Disney Co Microsoft Corp Rick White Congressional Internet Caucus Getnetwise al Gore Commerce William Daley David Baker MindSpring Enterprises Inc

Pentagon rally behind embattled F-22 production

Top Pentagon leaders from different services united in urging Senate Majority Leader Lott to restore $1.8 billion cut by the House for the first eight F-22 fighters. The Joint Chiefs signed a letter stressing air superiority as essential to success, signaling broad support across services despite competing budget needs.

Washington Pentagon Senate House Joint Chiefs of Staff Trent Lott Joint Chiefs Lott Army Henry Shelton Air Force Joseph Ralston Michael Ryan Eric Shinseki Adm Jay Johnson Naval Operations J.L. Jones Marine Corps

KPFA Staff Lockout Ends? Union Tensions Persist in Berkeley

Protesters outside KPFA in Berkeley react to news that owners plan to end a two week staff lockout while Pacifica says it will step back from management for six months to a year. Activists fear sale and mainstreaming, awaiting union mediation and staff approval.

Berkeley Calif KPFA Cocuue Nkas Tracy Rosenberg Media Alliance Rosenberg Pacifica Foundation Pacifica Staffs Union

FTC targets predatory home equity lenders in first settlements

The FTC announced the first wave of settlements under the 1994 act against leaders of high cost home equity loans. The cases involve seven lenders accused of deceptive practices that trap vulnerable homeowners like Nellie Nicholson who faced a balloon payment after refinancing a ten thousand dollar loan. Regulators warn that some lenders fail to disclose rates and fees and prey on seniors and low income homeowners.

Ashington Nellie Nicholson Nicholson Compton Calif Federal Trade Commission Federal Robert Pitofsky Commission Pitosksy Benjamin Diehl Bet Tzedek Legal Services Los Angeles Diehl Treasury

Credit counseling firms face bank opposition to high rates

Elizabeth, a Rockville teacher, joins a debt workout plan with 12 percent on NationsBank and 22 percent at Sears as banks cut funding to counseling. The Consumer Federation says 1.4 million Americans sought help last year, with 504,000 entering formal programs totaling $2.3 billion in debt. Banks defend belt tightening while credit cards raise rates for borrowers in debt management. Sears charges 21.9 percent versus others raising rates. MBNA notes varied charges from zero to 15.9 percent per account.

Ashington Elizabeth Rockville NationsBank Sears National Foundation For Consumer Credit The Consumer Federation of America Consumer Federation Travis Plunkett Patricia Boerger American Bankers Association Citibank First USA Bank One MBNA Household Credit Services Brian Dalphan David Webster Jan Drummond

Four rapes reported at Woodstock festival

Washington police say New York State Police are investigating four rape claims from Woodstock '99. Two assaults reportedly occurred on festival grounds. A Pittsburgh woman, 24, says two men assaulted her and one raped her during a performance.

Woodstock Washington New York Washington Post Tival David Krause Pittsburgh

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