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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

6

Consumer protection bill advances in House panel

A House subcommittee approved a sweeping consumer protection bill strengthening the Federal Trade Commission for the first time in 58 years. The measure expands FTC power to curb unfair and deceptive practices, broadens warranties on products costing $10 or more, allows class actions with per-person thresholds, and extends FTC authority to actions affecting commerce while enabling preliminary injunctions to halt deceptive activity.

Washington House Federal Trade Commission John IE. Moss Moss California House Commerce Committee Commerce and Finance FTC

FBI arrests L B man in bank holdup

FBI agents arrested 36 year old Mark Donald Odal in Long Beach on a federal warrant for the June 2 bank robbery of First Federal Savings and Loan in Phoenix. He was held in Los Angeles on 75000 dollar bail after being brought before a U S magistrate. Odal, said to be the gunman, forced four female employees and two male customers into the vault while stealing the money. The total sum taken was not yet determined.

Log Beach First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Phoenix Mark Donald ‘Odal Long Beach Phoenix Euclid Ave U.S Los Angeles Wesley G. Grapp FBI Odal Grapp Farlj Silbert McCord CIA Republican National Committee

Nixon assails Florida Demo delegation and DNC raid

President Nixon condemned the bugging break in at Democratic National Headquarters and refused to discuss the case while under investigation. Separately, Miami suspects McCord Barker Sturgis Gonzales and Martinez faced bond reductions in a court ruling.

Washington UPI Nixon Democratic National Superior Court James McCord Jr Miami Florida James G. O'Hara Committee Representa

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