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Final Victory. Although the Senate version excused loans with less than $10 interest, the House put them back in the bill, because small loans are the ones that most often soak the poor. A Republican amendment even made loan sharking a federal crime worth a max imum 25-year prison term. The House demonstrated its greatest solicitude for consumers, however, in an amendment to guard the first $30 of any paycheck from garnishment actions, in which creditors sue employers for part of a debtor's salary. Garnishments were limited to 10% of anything over $30, and employers were barred...
...have for so long dominated the editorial pages of our country's newspapers." He even had a kind word for certain liberals. "I have a strong feeling that a new liberal philosophy will grow in this country based more upon the thinking of men like Daniel Moynihan and Max Lerner...
...superb quartet worked through the spacious, gypsy-tinged passion of Brahms, accepting, rejecting, arguing and agreeing as four equal colleagues. Rubinstein "discovered" the Guarneri last year, when he heard tapes of the quartet's first studio session. "There was an immediate chemical reaction," says RCA Victor Producer Max Wilcox. So far, one result of that chemistry has been released, the Brahms Piano Quintet. The Schumann Piano Quintet will be issued soon. Were the quartet members awed by a collaboration involving a 50-year age gap? "At first we were, naturally," remembers Tree. "But the first time we came...
Another Ally. Long a family-run business, B.B.C. is now bossed by Dr. Max Schmidheiny, 59, a Swiss engineer who succeeded Dr. Walter E. Boveri, son of the founder, in 1966 (no Brown has been with the firm since 1941). While his three managing directors run day-to-day operations, Schmidheiny has been tuning B.B.C. up for a broad assault on the lucrative U.S. market. He thus considers it fortunate that, unlike most European firms, B.B.C. has not based its production on licensing agreements with the large American companies...
...Died. Max Miller, 68, author of I Cover the Waterfront and 26 other books; following two strokes; in La Jolla, Calif. The success of Waterfront, a collection of vignettes drawn from assignments as a San Diego reporter, enabled Miller to give up newspapering, but he always retained a feel for the short take and the simple truth-notably with his boyhood adventures in 1933's The Beginning of a Mortal...