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Six day mail must go urged by panel on postal reform
Washington AP says Gaylord Freeman, chairman of the commission on postal service, urged cutting to five day delivery and higher subsidies for the Postal Service. He warned current form cannot survive unless rates and subsidies rise, with first class mail likely to cost 22 to 26 cents by 1985.
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Postal Study Commission
Gaylord Freeman
Commission On Postal Service
Postal Service
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First National Bank of Chicago
House Post Office
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