Old Look for New Post Service Raises Revenue Dilemma
The U S Postal Service, just a month old in its reorganization, faces a projected $430 million shortfall for fiscal 1972 despite cost savings. It may seek funds from taxpayers or postal customers after a $1 billion wage contract and limited congressional appropriations. Officials warn three options: seek full Congress funding, raise postal rates, or both, while mailers weigh a rate package offer. Crown Center in Kansas City emerges as a privately financed project unrelated to the postal issue.
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History Highlights From August Fourth to August Sixth
A 1963 treaty by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union outlawed nuclear tests in space and completed the first trans Atlantic cable. 1861 introduced the U S income tax. 1884 the Statue of Liberty cornerstone was laid. 1949 a major earthquake in Indonesia killed about 6000. 1953 UN command in Korea began exchanging prisoners with North Korea and China. Tennessee governor Frank Clement defeated Ross Bass for the Democratic Senate nomination five years ago.
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