Appeals court hearing to roll back first class postage rate
Eight states and an industry group urge a federal appeals court to reduce first class stamp rates arguing current pricing subsidizes other mail classes. They seek suspending the May 15 cent increase while preserving higher rates for business mail. The Postal Service argues for no immediate change. decision likely months away.
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Indecent stamp complaints from Garden City women
Three Garden City women claim US Postal Service Christmas stamps depict a nude Madonna and Child sculpture from the National Gallery of Art. A local clerk says one customer found the image indecent and sought a refund, though stamps with reindeer remain on sale.
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Tom Claire
Missing 18 year old sparks search in Wisconsin
An 18 year old student from Whitewater Wisconsin has been missing since mid November. AP reports authorities are pursuing leads as friends and campus officials organize searches.
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John Hyland
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Hoague
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Whitewater
Don Simon
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