Postal Service reports first recent surplus in year
Postal Service posts a roughly 5 million surplus for the year ending March 25 and a 43.3 million fiscal year gain through March. Postmaster General Bailar says costs under control, no rate rise yet though inflation and wage hikes loom. He notes UPS strikes and winter stress as comparators in a regional forum speech.
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Miami Beach
Fla.apy
Benjamin P. Bailor
Bailar
United Parcel Service
Harry Bridges Plans Retirement and Senior Group Work
SEATTLE AP Harry Bridges 73 retires as president of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union after mandatory retirement. He may form a senior citizens group, citing culture's cruelty to the elderly, and reflects on decades leading West Coast docks.
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Harry Bridges
International
Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
Munday
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San
California National Guard
ILWU
West Coast
Longshoremen's Association
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Cattlemen Upset Over Carter Food Day Menu
Washington AP reports cattlemen criticize President Carter for a vegetarian Food Day menu at the White House. The dinner features black bean soup muffins salads and fruit while critics warn it could harm the beef industry and urge a meat include diet.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Wray Firmey
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Association
Finney
United States
European Leaders Back Carter Energy Plan Boosting Small Car Sales
European officials and automakers anticipate President Carter's energy program will lift U S sales of European subcompacts while triggering more competition from U S makers expanding fuel efficient models. VW and Fiat see rising diesel interest. Britain and Denmark urge tougher energy policies, with media and experts weighing global impact and political support.
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U.S
Britain
Roy Jenkins
European Community Commission
Washington
United States
Ivar Noergaard
Fiat
Wolfsburg
West Germany
Volkswagen
Ian Felis
Newcastle University
Christian Winter
Winston Churchill
Churchill
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Rome
1 Tempo
Il Tempo
Middle East
Kuwait
Abdul Aziz Hussein
America
Hussein
Coffee Hijacking in Nairobi Stole Ugandan Export Carriage
Five gunmen hijacked a truck convoy carrying 420 bags of coffee from Uganda to Mombasa in Nairobi. The cargo valued at $140,000 was seized after threatening the driver and helper, then the abandoned truck was found later. Police note a string of similar robberies linked to a wider coffee smuggling racket across the Kenya Uganda border.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Mombasa
Indian Ocean
Charles Edward Eke
Gald
Kenyanganda
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