Credit Cards Risk and Timesaver Scheme Explained
The piece explains risky credit card offers like the Timesaver program requiring a $25 processing fee and a savings accoun t of 300 to 2000 at Key Federal. Card limits match savings, and failures result in loss of the savings. Critics say many can get standard cards without collateral while readers remain misinformed.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Curt Prins
Consumer Affairs and Coinage
House Banking Committee
Lee Blumberg
Timesaver, Inc
Rockville
MasterCard
Visa
Maryland
Timesaver
Key Federal Savings and Loan
Baltimore
Blumberg
Prins
De Lorean tapes could derail fair trial says lawyers
Los Angeles defense and prosecutors warn court publicity from FBI surveillance tapes may prejudice jurors. CBS KNXT aired about five minutes of footage from Oct 19 1982 showing De Lorean in a hotel room with an undercover agent and a suitcase alleged cocaine seizure. Trial set for Nov 1 on cocaine trafficking charges.
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Los Angeles
John Z. de Lorean
FBI
CBS
KNXT
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
de Lorean
DeLorean
John
Jerry West
John de Lorean
Donald Re
Howard Weitzman
Weitzman
New Questions On U S Role In Lebanon
Congress rushes to reexamine the U S peacekeeping mission in Lebanon after the Beirut bombing that killed 161 American servicemen. President Reagan sends George Shultz to Capitol Hill as Senate and House committees hear from Middle East experts and lawmakers debate extending the Marines' deployment.
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Washington
Congress
Beirut
U.S
Lebanon
Reagan
George P. Shultz
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Sol Linowitz
Carter
Mideast
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Mass anti-nuke protests sweep Europe as missiles deploy
About 1.5 million protesters across Europe vow to persist against NATO plans to deploy 572 U S built cruise and Pershing 2 missiles. In Britain, 16 missiles to Greenham Common and nine Pershing 2 rockets in West Germany are slated for mid November and December 1 activation, despite Soviet warnings of countermeasures. Large rallies in West Germany, Brussels, Rome, Madrid, Paris, Stockholm and Vienna accompany calls to halt missiles while urging Soviet disarmament. Authorities stress deployment will proceed with limited deterence.
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London
NATO
Greenham Common
U.S. Air Force Base
West Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Matthias Hoppe
Joan Ruddock
Britain
Brussels
Rome
Madrid
Paris
Stockholm
Vienna
Place de la Concorde
Seine
Hamburg
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Margaret Thatcher
Grenada Evacuation Looms As U S Marines Move In
Caribbean leaders halt trade with Grenada’s new regime and a Western diplomat says 200 to 300 Americans, mainly students at St George’s University School of Medicine, want to leave. A convoy of 2,000 Marines sails toward Grenada for possible evacuation while Britain offers a destroyer.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Grenada
U.S
Britain
Kenneth Kurze
St. George’s University School of Medicine
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