Ohio bills makes loansharking a felony in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers moved to curb loansharking by making it a felony to extort or excessively charge credit. The measure, passed 86 to 0, creates two crimes extortionate extension of credit and criminal usury with penalties up to ten years in prison and fines to $5,000.
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Kis singer Kis singer speech backs majority rule Africa
Secretary of State Kissinger spoke at State House in Lusaka and was expected to express U.S support for majority rule in Africa while opposing black wars of liberation. The address referenced Rhodesia near its border with white-ruled areas as a focal point for guerrilla campaigns, noting Rhodesia’s 5.9 million black population versus whites.
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