Kansas allows 21 percent on revolving accounts under 300
Kansas requires 18 percent on revolving balances up to 300 in most cases while the Uniform Commercial Credit Code lets 21 percent on the first 300 and higher rates for larger balances. A spot check found most lenders still charge 18 percent, with few adopting the higher rate.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
UCCC
Indiana
Utah
Wyoming
Oklahoma
William G. Wolff
Legislative Research Department
Oklahoma Oil Company
Iran Seeks Terrorists in Slayings of U S Officers
Iran identifies three Marxist guerrillas suspected of killing two U S Air Force colonels near Tehran. The attackers halted the officers’ car, shot them dead, and fled after leaving leaflets. The incident drew condolences from Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and a State Department rebuke.
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Iran
Paul R. Shaffer Jr
Bryan
Ohio
Jack J. Turner
Christopher, I
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Shah
United States
Mexico
Venezuela
Nude Vacations Tour Operator Draws Mixed Reactions
New York AP reports Barry Plaxen runs Skinny Dip Tours offering nude vacations worldwide from nudist camps in New Jersey to transatlantic and Caribbean cruises. Prices range from a one day voucher to 1100 dollars. destinations include Yugoslavia France Corsica Guadeloupe Antigua Tahiti and Jamaica. Staff and locals initially surprised adapt quickly as travelers tour nude on ships and beaches with port towns requiring clothes.
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Barry Plaxen
Plaxen
Europe
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France
Corsica
Guadeloupe
Antigua
Tahiti
Virgin Islands
Jamaica
Bahamas
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The
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Syria Extends UN Buffer Force On Golan Heights
Syria agrees to a six month extension of the UN buffer force on the Golan Heights, prolonging its mandate to December 1. The move, supported by Israel, comes as Geneva talks on Arab-Israeli peace loom, with observers noting strategic timing and a backdrop of U S Soviet politics.
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Associated Press
Syria
United Nations
Golan Heights
Egypti
U.N
Sinai Desert
Haissam Kelani
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Security Council
Israel
Geneva
Beef Grading Defended in U.S. Court in Omaha
In Omaha U S Court testimony defense of USDA beef grading standards argues leaner cattle and market reforms will better align price with quality. Opponents warn lower fat marbling may raise costs and reduce consumer appeal. a permanent injunction is being sought.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture’s
USDA
U.S. District Court
Robert V. Denney
Denney
Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha
IMPAO
IMPAC
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