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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1977

Page

2

Equal Credit Opportunity Act helps divorced women establish credit

The act bans discrimination by creditors based on sex or marital status and lets divorced women build credit in their own name. It requires credit decisions to reflect reliable income like alimony or child support, prohibits using joint-spouse adverse history, and mandates specific rejection reasons. A free FTC rights brochure is available via the Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colorado.

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

Moving Problem Prompt For Tuczer Citta Box 20787 Tucson WS7K

A reader asks for assistance with a problem to be moved, requesting care for the Tuczer Citta address Box 20787 in Tucson WS7K. The note asks to print the same address and phone number.

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Bottle tossed in river found 39 years later upstream

A medicine bottle tossed into the Mississippi near Long Prairie in 1938 by 11 year old Shirley Barnes was found 15 miles upstream by Joel Getz in Swanville Minnesota. The note invites letters and a possible life long friendship. Barnes Bartlett now a retired teacher in Oregon.

Swanville, Minn Shirley Barnes Long Prairie Miss Barnes Joel Little Falls Minnesota Bartlett

New U.S. food labels to show ingredient percentages

Assistant agriculture secretary Carol Foreman orders new labels for foods bought by the department for schools and feeding programs. Labels must show each ingredient’s percentage and, for additives, its percentage and purpose. Not binding for supermarket products, but voluntary adoption is hoped for by processors.

Washington UPI Agriculture Carol Foreman Department

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