China Rejects U S Plan to Fly Home Damaged Spy Plane
Beijing on Tuesday opposed resuming U S surveillance flights off its coast and refused to permit the crippled EP-3E Aries II from being flown out of Hainan Island. China warned Washington to consider other removal options and lodged a protest as RC-135 patrols resumed.
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Postal hike raises rates for several services
The U S Postal Service plans rate increases on multiple services starting July 1. The move affects mail classes, package services, and related offerings as the agency seeks to adjust prices to reflect costs and operations.
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Postal board approves July 1 rate increases for most mail
The Postal Service plans higher rates despite projected losses up to 2.0 billion. First class one ounce stays 34 cents. each added ounce rises to 23 cents. Card postage up one cent to 21 cents. Overruled Rate Commission to set prices with unanimous postal board vote.
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