Opinion on restructuring Post Office Department leadership
The author argues the Post Office Department suffers from overstaffing in supervisory roles, urging a sharp review of executive positions. They claim promotions have padded payrolls and that reform is needed to address excess supervisory designations while acknowledging the essential role of frontline workers like mail carriers.
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Too many chiefs and the post office supervisor surge
Industry 1 wakes to a staffing problem with not enough Indians as mail carriers bear the burden of reports surveys and tallies imposed by an overblown layer of self styled supervisors. The piece notes top heavy salaries and infighting among supervisors.
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Money Isn't Funny By Jim Bishop
A reflection on money as power and woe across history from Caesar to modern America. Tax, banks, and debt drive human behavior, greed, crime, and war while education and restraint define true wealth. A light ending contrasts fear of loss with shared vacation humor.
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Consumer Warranties Squeeze Through New Legal Aims
Widespread efforts aim to erase retailer warranty disclaims and require both seller and manufacturer accountability. Small claims reform could enforce warranties, allow contract cancellations, and improve long distance dispute handling with interstate mail hearings. Rumsfeld’s Pentagon reshuffle marks a separate power shift in the administration.
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Rumsfeld Wins Opener as Ford Overcomes Kissinger Opposition
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Soares Tracks Seven Daytime Serials For Newsletter
Irvington New Jersey resident Miss Soares runs a newsletter started in July 1974 with nearly 12 000 subscribers including one in Ethiopia. She watches seven soap operas daily five days a week to compare each show with material from producers while noting plot lines and music cues to judge what is happening and recently added Mary Hartman Mary Hartman to her coverage though she only writes stories about it. She uses three Tyto TV sets in her office and struggles to stay up past 11 pm to view Mary Hartman and continues watching daytime dramas for accuracy and context.
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