Financier Bart Lytton Dies in California at 66
Los Angeles reports financier Bart Lytton died Sunday at age 66 from a heart attack. Once head of Lytton Savings & Loan, once the nations fifth largest, he built a $500 million empire before creditor pressure toppled him. A former Communist turned publicist, he dazzled with parties and arts donations while facing critics and investigations.
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Goatish Dog Baffles Rail Staff On 600 Mile Scottish Journey
A claimed African mountain dog aboard a British Rail train to the Isle of Skye shocked staff by bleating like a goat and butting a porter in Grantham. The animal allegedly smelled of milk and ate through an empty mailbag during the 600 mile trip to Fort William.
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Explorers plan Wind River trip and local summer notices
Explorer Troop 102 with leaders Andy Moffitt and Gerald Godfrey plan a Friday departure to Lander then Wind River Mountains for fishing and hiking guided by locals with pack horses. Also noted are Peace Corps duty for Bob and Mrs. Craig in Morocco, school staffing changes at Paiute, sports updates, a Fourth of July poster contest, a neighborhood parade, Four Square results, teacher resignations, and Paiute Library hours.
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Julia Carroll leads renewed TV season with top ten hit
Hollywood star Diahann Carroll’s Julia remains in the Nielsen top ten as new shows falter. Analysts credit strong scripts and production values by Hal Kantor, with Carroll noting the ensemble and cross racial dynamics as key draws.
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Truth in Lending Law Takes Effect July First
Washington reports the Truth in Lending act becomes effective July 1, covering personal, family, and household credit up to 25 000 for goods and services. It aims to curb misleading advertising and requires clear disclosure of rates, payments, and charges, with a three day cooling off period for contracts.
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