Postal Service Faces Mail Delays Amid Self Support Push
Washington auditors say the Post Office struggles stem from a push to become self supporting. The GAO notes labor costs dominate expenses, with limited productivity gains and a federal subsidy over 1 billion annually. Reductions in staff and services worsened mail quality, though officials acknowledge problems.
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Washington
Postal Service
General Accounting Office
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Post Office Department
Teacher Shortage Predicted
Washington AP reports a federal study foresees a temporary teacher surplus of over a million within five years due to the World War II generation then graduating. By the late 1980s a renewed demand for teachers is expected as enrollment rises, with a PhD glut also anticipated and more than 300,000 new PhDs in the labor force by 1980.
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Washington
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ex-Hitler Bodyguard Visits U.S. Soldier in Tampa
Richard Schulze-Kossens, once Hitler’s bodyguard, traveled to Florida to meet Gary Snow a technical sergeant at MacDill Air Force Base and his father Paul Snow a former POW camp guard. The reunion recalls a 1940s letter connecting boy and German officer.
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Fla
Richard Schulze-Kossens
Adolf Hitler
Paul K. Snow
St. Petersburg
Nuremberg
Schulze-Kossens
S.S
Snow
Gary
MacDill] Air Force Base
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