Newts Feature In Curious. Hints Of Nile Tale Emerges
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Postal Service May Halt Saturday Delivery and Special Delivery
Washington AP reports that attempts to plug the Postal Service’s near seven million dollar daily deficit may lead to halting Saturday deliveries or curtailing special delivery. Spokesman notes cutbacks depend on economy measures as about 7,000 postal jobs have already been lost. Baylor references rural post office closures and GAO’s 2000 plan to shut 2,000 rural offices to save about 100 million annually, a move likely to provoke congressional and rural opposition.
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New York City Aid Deadlock Continues
Albany reports Gov. Hugh Carey pushes for a $206 million NYC tax package to win Ford federal aid. Deadlock persists as lawmakers debate a larger $5 billion plan. a noon Times Square rally and protests highlight public support. Banks oppose unless state taxes pass to balance the budget amid home rule disputes. The winter wheat crop also faces drought in parts of the Great Plains with slow planting in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.
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First Lady Betty Ford backs four more White House years
Betty Ford says she and President Ford share goals and supports campaigning for his reelection though she will not discuss issues. She cites plans to bolster performing arts and services for retarded citizens and notes she sees more of Jerry than ever.
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Call for reopening JFK murder probe shocks critics
A Warren Commission official urged Congress to reopen the Kennedy murder inquiry noting the CIA and FBI withheld evidence. David Belin said a fresh look would not likely uncover foreign conspiracy but could illuminate Oswald’s motives and challenge some critics of the Commission.
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Philadelphia to Spend $1 Million on Pregnant Students
Philadelphia district allocates 1 million dollars for six centers to educate 12 to 17 year old pregnant students. About 190 girls receive daily coursework plus counseling in family management contraception and menu planning with regular clinic checkups. Centers also counsel young fathers. most girls return to neighborhood schools after birth with followup support.
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