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STATE & NATION
Monday
August 29,
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Credit cards create problems for many student
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Thousands
of college students who can’t get loans
to finance their educations are discover
ing that credit isn’t so hard to get after
all — a credit card has already been
“pre-approved” in their name. It’s given
a new meaning to college credit.
Lenders have found that universities
are overrun with young consumers
ready to take advantage of easy credit.
The results often are disastrous, credit
counselors say.
Margaret Mudgett, 24, of San Anto
nio said she learned firsthand the plea
sures and pitfalls of plastic.
Ms. Mudgett acquired her first charge
card — a Visa — when she was a fresh
man at St. Philip’s College, she said.
Soon, she was the proud owner of a gas
card, then an American Express card.
Before long, she said, her wallet
bulged with 16 credit cards and her
mailbox was crammed with bills.
“I was young and so proud,” Ms.
Mudgett said of her status as a con
spicuous consumer. “I thought, ‘Wow, I
can buy things for myself.’ I bought a
lot of dinners, a lot of clothes ... just
piddly things.”
Before long, Ms. Mudgett was in cri
sis. She had a job, but credit payments
totaled S300 a month, more than half
her salary.
“I realized I was in real trouble about
a year ago,” she told the San Antonio
Express-News in Sunday’s editions. “I
had nothing to live on.”
Her total credit card debt was rela
tively small — about S4,000 — but she
received bills each month from more
than a dozen companies.
She wrote her creditors in Septem
ber, explaining that she was drowning
in debt and couldn’t make her mini
mum payments.
Ms. Mudgett sought assistance from
the Consumer Credit Counseling Ser
vice and is working to pay off her bills.
The service demanded that she cut
up her cards, a process Ms. Mudgett
found painful. She described shopping
on credit as “like an addiction.”
Credit card companies view college
students as fertile ground in a saturat
ed industry. They maintain that by giv
ing students charge cards they are
teaching financial responsibility and
creating customer loyalty.
Claire Diamond of AT&T Universal,
which introduced its student card a
year ago, said collegians are faithful to
the company that issues their first
credit card.
‘‘Market research shows that the
brands you form a preference for in
youth are the brands you stick with for
life,” Diamond said.
The rivalry among companies has be
come so intense that students on spring
break in Florida are swamped with
“freebies” in exchange for applications
that generally require no information
about income or employment.
Sandy Martin of Consumer Credit
Counseling Service said a troubled
student called her office to complain
his credit application was rejecteil).
cause there were too many “incitin'
on his record. He had complete
dozens of credit forms while on spr:
break because free T-shirts wereiat
ed out with each application. ■
‘‘When I asked how many caiii
he’d applied for, he said: ‘I don’tb
I’d have to'count my shirts,’”!
Martin said.
She said many students get ink
nancial trouble while in college bee®
they’re ignorant about credit.
“It’s the first time there’s
leaning over your shoulder sayingji
” she said. “I don’t have a problepuit
student credit — it’s wonderful
emergencies — but education neeis
be a part of it.”
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AUSTIN (AP) — State Sen.
John Whitmire once pleaded
with an armed robber to spare
his family’s life. Now he’s count
ing on anti-crime legislation he
sponsored to make Texas safer.
The rewrite of Texas’ criminal
laws, which was approved last
year and takes full effect Thurs
day, requires those convicted of
the most violent crimes to serve
more time in prison.
People who commit some less
er crimes — ranging from posses
sion of a small amount of drugs to
burglary to negligently injuring a
child — will be diverted to a new
state jail system with an empha
sis on rehabilitation.
“I believe there’s no question
that the new penal code will
make Texas a safer place to
work and live,” said Whitmire,
D-Houston, who sponsored the
legislation with state Rep. Allen
Place, D-Gatesville.
“You cannot continue to try to
qend .everyone to the same type
of prison, oecause what Hap
pened is no one was getting any
real punishment or rehabilita
tion,” Whitmire said.
Under the old system, he
said, “We were putting car
thieves in the front door and let
ting rapists out the back door.”
Whitmire, chairman of the
Senate Criminal Justice Com
mittee, said that as a crime vic
tim, he “personalized” the new
criminal justice plan.
Whitmire was with his wife
and then-9-year-old daughter
when they were confronted by a
masked gunman in the garage of
their Houston home the night of
Jan. 1, 1992.
“I begged him not to shoot us
and gave him my wallet and
money and thought it was all
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prison. Because the rnanhii
gun, Whitmire said, he’ll ha\i
serve one-fourth of his sentr
before being eligible for parole
“Under the new penal ce
he would have to serve h
that much,” WhitmirC se
“Sometimes, I think some
colleagues and other electel
cials need to be held up at
point. Then they would take:
as serious as I do.” Unde::
legislation — part of which)
effect a year ago — violet
fenders must serve more of;
sentences. More types ofii
ders also are punishable bj
death penalty, such as mure
a child under age 6.
A major part of the leg:
tion taking effect Thurs:
classifies some crimes ass
jail felonies and deals
them in a new way.
The new category inch
number of crimes previm
classified as more set
felonies, such as possess!
delivery of less than 1 grs
drugs, including cocaine:
glary of a building; forgei
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nity service, Whitmire said,
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If those convicted don’t i -
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state jail, Whitmire said, T:
stronger punishment thanu"
the old system, he said.
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pus, shuttle route, water/cable paid. $475/mo. 846-5427,
(817) 732-6517.
Furnished 1 & 2 bdrm apartments. Close to campus,
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Two mobile homes for rent - 3 bedroom & 1 bedroom. Call
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Solid wood desk - $50; antique table & chairs - $300; 386
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