Payday lending reform eyed in Lorain County study
A study by the Ohio Coalition for Responsible Lending finds Lorain County has 6150 residents unable to pay payday loans, with 12.6 loans per borrower yearly. It notes a proposed cap of 36 percent and bills by Rep Batchelder and Rep Lundy to curb rates and extend repayment time while preserving access for low income borrowers.
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Coalition On Homelessness and Housing
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Social Action Office
Cleveland
Oil prices ease after intraday highs amid Iraq Turkey tensions
Oil futures slipped from a record around 89 a barrel as government data showed larger crude and gasoline inventories. The Energy Information Administration reported a 1.8 million barrel crude stock rise and a 2.8 million barrel gasoline increase while Turkey eyed potential action in northern Iraq. November crude settled at 87.40 a barrel and gasoline at 2.1466 a gallon after volatile trading fueled by Turkish parliament approval and an Exxon refinery incident in Montana.
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Apple Allows Third-Party Apps On iPhone
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs announced on Apple's site that third party applications will be allowed to run directly on the iPhone. The move follows a September update that disabled unofficial programs and sets a February software development kit for coders to create iPhone and iPod Touch apps.
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Safety program awards 857000 to local businesses
The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation paid more than 857000 to 136 Lorain County firms in the Lorain County Safety Council program. Recipients received about 4 percent of their paid premiums as rebates to reinvest in the community, hires, raises, or safety upgrades. Next year rebates drop to 2 percent with higher safety standards. The Chronicle-Telegram participated.
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Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation
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Lorain County Chamber of Commerce
Workers Compensation Bureau
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Chronicle-Telegram
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