Overseas Postage Rates Rise Next Saturday
Post office officials announce increases in overseas postage, domestic money orders, and special delivery fees effective next Saturday. The move, authorized by an executive order, targets about 262 million dollars in extra revenue and faces congressional scrutiny over broader domestic rate changes. Mexico and Canada retain domestic rates for first class mail. other items see modest adjustments.
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International parcel post overhaul and rate changes foreseen
The report describes a sweeping update to international parcel post, establishing one uniform rate for North America and the Caribbean and another for the rest of the world. It outlines higher surface parcel post rates, new first two pound and additional pound charges, and a shift to 158 destination-specific rules effective July 1. The measure also covers Canada and Mexico exceptions and emphasizes simplified handling aligned with current costs.
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Greeley Fourth of July Committee Leads Carnival and Parades
Greeley men head committees for a three day rodeo and fireworks. Activities kick off with a carnival at Island Grove Park on Wednesday and include two parades for residents.
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Old Farm Tools Now Symbols Of Inefficiency
In Fort Collins, O J Trenary of Colorado State University states that hand tools like shovels pitchforks and wash basins once marked a farmer's labor but now reflect inefficiency. He argues motor-driven devices and conveyors symbolize modern farming and are essential for productivity.
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O. J. Trenary
Colorado State University
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Electric power fuels farming efficiency claim
A speaker notes that cheap electricity drives a agricultural revolution, estimating ten dollars of work from ten cents worth of electricity. The remark highlights cost savings and productivity gains for farmers in modern times.
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