Consensus on Postal Service Bailout Grows
The article argues that a federal bailout for the Postal Service is the only short term fix as service deteriorates and prices rise. It notes management failures under Bailor and Wise, worker and local post office blame, and a national push toward annual bailouts despite budget strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Elmer T. Klassen
Benjamin F. Bailor
John J. Wise
High Point
North Carolina
Rock Hill
S. C
Washington Post
Wise
U.S. Postal Service
Bell Laboratories
Ronald Kessler
Word Games Mark 1976 as Year of Purity Debate
The article questions the 1976 era highlighting purity as the dirtiest word and asks where society heads next after labeling, exploring language norms and public attitudes in the period. It cites a prominent figure as leading the discourse on cultural standards and censorship.
Basques test Spain’s new king with demands and unrest
Spain’s Basques press for local governance tax reform and Basque language rights as protests and strikes flare. Four months into Juan Carlos’s reign, clashes in Vitoria mark the height of a wave of upheaval, with ETA ties cited and consideration of repressive measures under way.
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Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
France
Vitoria
Pyrenees Mountains
Europe
North
South America
United States
Idaho
California
Nevada
Huzkadi
Euzkadi Ta Azkatasuma
ETA
Time Magazine
High Point Market Opens as Furniture Trade Grows
The furniture trade in High Point shows strong spring prospects with the Southern Furniture Exposition and National Accessories Show fully rented. Foreign Buyers Days April 28 29 30 widen global reach while designers expect more Mediterranean Early American and formal Country styles plus Contemporary and Modern woods. Secretaries Week honors staff across local business. Also a Presbyterian Home board approves a 1 871 000 operating budget and Sam Austin plans Oak Hollow Lake sailing events amid community and planning notes. Reverend Elmer T Boyer of the Presbyterian Home dies, remembered for South Korea missionary work and leadership in leprosy care and wheel chair outreach.
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Dean Company
Sam Austin
Federal Aviation Wing
U.S. Department of Transportation
Atlanta
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Seattle
U.S
High Point
Maryland
Tennessee
Florida
New Lake
Oakview
Austin
Presbyterian Home
Elmer T. Boyer
South Korea
Korea
United States
Mr. Boyer
Insiders Describe Hughes Final Years and Death
In a rare disclosure, sources recount Howard Hughes as a hermit in his later years. Witnesses describe conflicting portrayals of a vigorous, memory sharp magnate and a frail, secluded recluse. Concerns linger over his competence to run his empire and who controlled his finances at the end.
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Washington
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Victor Manuel Montemayor Martinez
Sheriff's Office
Harold L. Feikes
Las Vegas
Customs
Harold Sawyer
van Dyke
Tor
Brooks Randall
Bel Aire
Calif
U.S
NATO at twenty six looks sick and in doubt
The piece marks NATO's 26th year since 1949 and surveys mounting strains among members. It notes Greece and Turkey at odds, Portugal transitioning from dictatorship, France detached under De Gaulle, and Britain and Iceland clashing over fishing. ITALYs Communist move and Yugoslavia Spain risks loom as Kissinger warns.
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New York
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Europe
Kremlin
East Europe
U.S
Portugal
France
de Gaulle
Britain
Iceland
Italy
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
Tito
Spain
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Wwaee Journal
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London
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