Bank Move To Kansas Sparks Interstate Banking Suit
The Kansas Bankers Association and the Independent Bankers Association of America filed in U S District Court in Kansas seeking to void the Feb 21 1985 OCC order that allowed Mark Twain Bancshares Inc to relocate its main office from Independence Missouri to Overland Park Kansas The suit argues federal law does not authorize interstate relocation and seeks an injunction to bar further business in Overland Park while state court actions continue Also named are the U S Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Reserve officials with hearings and possible case remand to state court planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Kansas Bankers Association
Independent Bankers Association of America
U.S. District Court of Kansas
Mark Twain Bank of Independence
Overland Park
U.S. Comptroller of Currency
Mark Twain Bank
Kansas
Missouri
Robert T. Stephan
Mark Twain Bancshares Inc
St. Louis
Stephan
Federal District Court
Earl O'Connor
Mark Twain
O'Connor
Dale Saffels
Kansas City
Richard D. Rogers
Topeka
District of Columbia
Comptroller of
Bankers
C. Todd Conover
U.S
Michael A. Mancusi
Board
Independence, Co
Mancusi
KBA
IBAA
Comptroller
Com
Charles N. Henson
Anne L. Baker
H. Boone Porter
Stricter FTC rule shields consumers from abusive debt collection
Washington AP Consumers gain protection as a new FTC regulation bans forcing surrender of rights and limits wage assignments on installment loans. It strengthens safeguards for household goods in defaults, though exempting pre Friday loans and not yet applying to banks. Regulators weigh similar rules for banks and thrifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Robert Hobbs
National Consumer Law Center
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Home Loan Bank
Commission
Cable TV decision upholds free expression in multiple system cities
In San Francisco the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that exclusive cable licenses in areas able to support several operators violate free speech rights. Preferred Communications Inc. won reinstatement after being denied entry to an exclusive bidding process in south central Los Angeles. The ruling cites differences between cable and conventional broadcast and aims to curb covert discrimination based on programming content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S
Preferred Communications Inc
Los Angeles
Notice of Hearing in Estate of John A. Larson Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of John A Larson deceased is under court petition by administrator Robert A Anderson. The hearing is set for March 17 1985 at 10:00 A.M. in Ottawa Kansas. The petition seeks approval of acts, settlement of accounts, and final closure with discharge of administrator and bond sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
John A. Larson
Jack Larson
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Robert A. Anderson
Ott
Kan
Adardh
Ottawa
Wit. Com
S.E
Richard E. Pope
Cheryl E. Pope
Ottawa City Hall
United States
Laura Sutton
Army Increases Role of Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood will assume the Army’s full combat engineer training for enlisted soldiers, with officer training moving from Fort Belvoir to the Missouri base by 1999. The plan, announced in Washington, includes $40 million in new facilities and creates 800 more military jobs and 365 more civilian roles, increasing annual payroll and spending roughly $45 million. The move aims to unify training, improve officer leadership, and is expected to produce long term savings of about $23 million.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Army
Missouri
John Moellering
Washington
Fort Belvoir
Moellering
Washington, D.C
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Rex A. Bowling
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Richard
Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
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John Todd, Jr
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Ross Bruner
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
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Debi Bullard
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