Postmaster General warns postal cuts threaten nation print media
The Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor backs a 307.4 million phased postal cost plan, urged before Congress and the newspaper industry in Washington. He warns ongoing six year policy of operating as a public corporation risks devastating impacts on national magazines, major dailies, and small papers reliant on mail as a primary distribution channel.
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Washington
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U. S. Postal Service
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Wall Street Journal
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Postal Service
Cameron Airpark Receives 11125 Grant for Runway Upgrades
The Cameron Airpark in Cameron Texas will reconstruct lighted runways and add clear zone easements after the Texas Aeronautics Commission approved a grant of 11125. The upgrade aims to support larger next decade needs for the 3000 foot strip serving twin engine jets and piston planes.
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Cameron Airpark
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Cameron
SP Railroad
Santa Fe
Evermore
Texas
Presidential primaries and the political game
J A comments on presidential preference primaries and the role of delegates. He notes some states treat primaries as popularity contests with uncommitted delegates and argues New Hampshire stakes the first primary, even prompting jokes about moving dates. He observes politicians dodge questions and shift strategies as the campaign unfolds.
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New Hampshire
Legislators Urge Special Session On Gas and Power Relief
Austin lawmakers press Gov. Dolph Briscoe to convene a special session to enact relief from rising gas and electric bills. Proposals include halting fuel pass-through charges, repealing gas and electricity sales taxes, and reforming gas production taxes. House and Senate panels set April hearings on gas issues.
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Briscoe
Clayton
Texas
Senate
Consumer Affairs
Brenham State School Receives Two Year Accreditation
Chicago based Accrediation Council for Facilities for the Mentally Retarded announced Brenham State School earned a two year accreditation by telephone last Friday. Brenham is among 12 Texas state facilities under the Mental Health and Mental Retardation department and the first to achieve this status. The council aims to raise service quality through a national voluntary accreditation program.
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Accrediation Council For
Brenham State School
Joint Commission On Accrediation of
Brenham
Texas
Texas Department of Mental Health and
Refund rights and executor laws in Texas layaway and wills
Q and A review on layaway refunds says refunds are not required by law and written merchant agreement is advised. Bonding in new retailes is set by Texas Sales Tax law and adjusted by the Comptroller. Wills may name a second executor to avoid court-appointed administration. Child support and visitation are independent. enforcement filings may be required. Send questions to You and the Law, State Bar of Texas.
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Hutto Independent School District
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
Comptroller
State Bar of Texas
P.O
Austin
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