Zip Codes Do Not Ensure Faster Mail Delivery AP Test Finds
The AP tests show eight of ten letters without zip codes arrived as fast or faster than ziptized mail in six cities nationwide. A prior test 15 months earlier yielded similar results. USPS officials say zips aid processing and sorting but three cent airmail stamps did not guarantee quicker delivery in 45 percent of cases. Delivery varied widely by city and day, with local letters in St. Louis, Los Angeles and Houston averaging about one day. Fridays were often the slowest mail day.
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Houston
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St.Louis
Sparta and Corry Set Early Kindergarten Registration Dates
Preschool registration for children entering kindergarten will be held at the Spartansburg School on June 2 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and at the Concord School in Corry on June 6. Report by last name initial A through M 9 to 11:30 a.m., N to Z 1 to 3:30 p.m. Children must be 5 by September 1. Bring birth certificate and immunization dates.
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Warren man sent to hospital after suicide attempt in jail
Leonard Trojanowski of Warren was committed to Warren General Hospital after a suicide attempt in his jail cell. Clerk David Thompson cut him down, finding Trojanowski with a shirt tied to the cell door bar. Police reported no injuries and he remains under Mental Health Act care.
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Crashes Kill Two In Nearby NYS
Mayville area reports two traffic fatalities from weekend crashes. Lenard Houghton, 53, of Mayville was struck by a semi while walking along Route 17 Saturday night. James Donelson, 40s, of Ashville died Sunday near Mayville in a single vehicle crash that sent the car into a ditch and caught fire.
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Lenard Houghton
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Larry K. Ford
San Antonio
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Houghton
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James Donelson
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Ashville
Governor Wallace Shows Early Movement After Gunshots
Washington AP George C Wallace governor of Alabama regains some involuntary movement in toes and sensation to mid thigh after gunshot wounds doctors at Holy Cross Hospital report over 18 hours there is return of movement especially in left foot. Doctors say reflexes intact and improving sensation offers cautious encouragement while one bullet remains in spine and surgery may come this week.
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George C. Wallace
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Laurel
Wallace Gunman Bremer Not A Lone Figure After All
Milwaukee ferry records and hotel logs show Arthur H. Bremer traveled with a Greek described companion across Lake Michigan in April and May before he shot Gov. George C. Wallace. Investigators tied multiple trips to Bremer and a third person, linking Wisconsin to Michigan during the weeks leading to the May 15 shooting.
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Impala Offers Steel Guarded Cargo For High Resale Value
The advertisement touts Impala models with solid steel guard beams in the doors and a steel cargo guard in the trunk, highlighting enhanced security and high resale value.
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