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      Bush signed it into law as part of a larger defense bill. Military officers pushed for the law, saying the loans saddled low-paid enlisted men and women with debts that ruined their finances, jeopardized security clearances and left them unable to deploy to Iraq or other assignments. "What we're hoping is a lot of payday lenders will pack up and go elsewhere because they can't bilk the military for the exorbitant interest rates," says John Irons, a retired Navy captain and director of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society in miracle bathtub refinishing San Diego, which counsels and aids sailors and Marines. "This will be a great help," says Capt. Storage: Keep out of the reach of children. The discarded cards always remain face-down