Postal chief defends 13 cent stamp as value for money
U S Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar told the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Economic Forum that Americans receive more than 13 cents worth of service and warned against returning to congressional control. He compared international rates, noted subsidies, and praised the Postal Reorganization Act for exposing true mailing costs.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Benjamin Bailor
Bailar
Chamber of Commerce Economic Forum
Bailor
Canada
Australia
Sweden
West Germany
France
Great Britain
URW Strike Talks End With Wage Accord
United Rubber Workers President Peter Bommarito announced a wage settlement reached with Firestone Tire and Rubber, aiming to ease months of labor unrest. Details remain limited as negotiations proceed toward formal ratification.
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URW
United Rubber Workers
Peter Bommarito
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodyear
Uniroyal
Buckley weighs third bid as Ford Reagan clash grows
Sen James L Buckley of New York weighs a possible third presidential run amid party strategizing for Ford and Reagan. The Panama Canal plank split 8 8 while 9 7 backed Ford language. Buckley calls himself not a stalking horse and aims to deadlock the convention on first ballot.
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Kansas City, Mo
James L. Buckley
New York
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Buckley
Richard Rosenbaum
New York Gop
Senate
Reagan
Sears
Associated Press
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Ohio girl recuperates with Popsicle bonanza
Kimberly Roxby of Woodfield Ohio recuperates from a car crash that killed her mother while enjoying banana popsicles. News stories spurred donations as Morehead Ky residents and local stores sent dozen after dozen of popsicles to St Clair Medical Center Lexington.
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Lexington, Ky
Kimberly Roxby
Woodfield
Ohio
Morehead
Kimberly
St. Clair Medical Center
Jim Sanford
Lexington
Wilmer longtime Middletown savings head dies at 86
G W A Gus Wilmer 86 president and director of Middletown Federal Savings and Loan died at Middletown Hospital after June 28 illness. He lived at 10 Alameda Circle with wife Lorine. Survived by two sons Richard A and John. brother W S Wilmer. seven grandchildren. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to charity suggested.
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G.W.A
Gus) Wilmer
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Middletown Hospital
Wilmer
Middletown
Alameda Circle
Lorine Eikenberry Wilmer
The
Savings and Loan Association
William Sebald Realty Co
Ohio State University
Middletown Bar Association
American Bar Association
Butler County Bar Association
Phi Delta Phi Legal
Elks Lodge
Broad Street
YMCA
Scottish Rite of
Dayton
Richard A
John
Hamilton
W.S
Sebe) Wilmer
William Roberts
Woodside
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Cloudy Tonight Through Friday With Showers Likely
Forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight and Friday with showers and thunder storms likely. Lows near 66 tonight, highs around 88 on Friday, 40 percent rain chance. Extended outlook shows showers Saturday through Monday with highs in the 70s to low 80s and cooler lows.
Letter Carriers Withdraw Strike Threat After Arbitration ruling
The National Association of Letter Carriers says the two year old nationwide strike threat is off after arbitration favored a Postal Service efficiency plan in part. Arbitrator Sylvester Garrett ruled the Kokomo plan could cut about 16 000 of 200 000 carriers and require stopping its use except one Portland Oregon station while restoring old routes.
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Letter Carriers’ Union
Postal Service
James Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Sylvester Garrett
Kokomo
Ind
Garrett
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UAW
Firestone Bargaining Committee
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Usery
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