House panel: E mail pricing undercharges cross-subsidized
A House subcommittee found the Postal Service undercharged for its Electronic Computer Originated Mail service launched Jan 4. Despite a $38.6 million cost, the 2 cent rate persisted, shifting the burden to other customers. The panel urged immediate rate correction and considered a separate electronic mail unit within the service.
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House
Washington
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Rate Commission
Abe
Jim Finch
Subcommittee
Glenn English
D-Okla
Finch
Postal Service Board of Governors
Government Information and
Postal Service Board
William F. Bolger
Electronic Communications Cammuttas
Bolger
Demolition at Sohio site ends with ‘beautiful’ implosion
Cleveland witnesses watched as 18 story Williamson and eight story Cuyahoga towers collapsed on the site of Standard Oil’s planned 45 story headquarters. Demolition team from CDI of Baltimore detonated timed charges to bring the structures down, amid dust clouds and crowd reactions.
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Cleveland
Steve Pettigrew
Triumph
Cuyahoga and
Williamson
Cuyahoga
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Controlled Demolition Inc
Baltimore
Jack Loizeaux
CDI
Alan Kickler
Coast Guard
Loizeaux
Students Learn How to Fill Out Tax Forms in Class
About five million high school students will learn to fill income tax returns under the IRS Understanding Taxes program. The Baltimore district notes the course is free and widely used, covering Form 1040, line-by-line explanations, and a Farm Supplement for rural schools.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue Service
Melodie A. Deacon
Deacon
IRS
U.S
TRS
Outlook for bonds after brisk run up in yields
Louis Bakeyser examines bond performance and forecasts in a volatile market. He notes that inflation and rate expectations keep bonds from robust gains while prices already reflect expected moves. He suggests stocks may outperform bonds and advises investors to stay tuned for further developments.
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New York
Ibrar
Onch
Henry Kaufman
Salomon Brothers
Uncle Sam
Ahesanel
Leege
Teach Your Children Money Sense Early, Say Economists
Economists from Citibank urge parents to start money education in early years not by mere allowances but by involving children in spending choices. Begin with small amounts, track expenses, and adjust allowances as needs rise. Encourage saving goals and link budget balance to real outcomes, guiding discipline with understanding rather than punishment.
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Citibank
Magitas Care
Ciera
Banking Literature Index announced by ABA for researchers
The American Bankers Association unveils the Banking Literature Index a subscription service compiling 175 major banking journals and related periodicals. Based on a 400 term thesaurus it helps subscribers locate specific topics and articles across banking accounting and law fields with annual pricing details.
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New American Bankers Association
ABA
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Pettigrew
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Taxpayer Education Office
D.C
Montgomery
Prince George's
Frederick County
Frederick
Louis Bakeyser
By Louise Cook
Associated Press
Badger Sngt
Banking Association
Court Square
Del
W. Patrick St
Delphey's Sporting Goods
Carlos
Lawson Motors
Consilibat
First General Mortgage Company
Jefferson Street
Rockville
Jack Perkins
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