Editorial Expensive Efficient Postage and Labels Drive Costs
The Kansas Press Association heard a postal official push new zip code procedures aimed at faster service. Local postmasters warned that newspapers must pay to revamp addressing methods and that mail rates will rise in early July. Papers now incur label printing costs with USP A600-240, paper name, and subscriber details, plus placement rules that complicate production.
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Kansas Press Association
Garden City
Postal Service
Debate over federal education department and school prayer
Critics seize on a push to create a federal Department of Education backed by the NEA and endorsed by Carter. They warn the move repeats costly federal expansion, arguing education controls should stay at the state level and lament debt and government growth.
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TV Tonight WT LOU 'pLave wereary) 'SPraRe the golden oppu
TV listings page notes various programs and movies including The Rockfo, MANNIX, and The Tonight Show with guests and segments. it mentions Canadian and American show schedules, time slots, and promotional blurbs for upcoming broadcasts.
Adenocarcinoma questions from E L about prognosis and treatment
A letter to Dr Ruble asks if adenocarcinoma is always fatal, estimates recovery rates, and questions the effectiveness of surgical removal chemotherapy and residual cancer cells. The writer seeks guidance on prognosis and potential cures.
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Adenocarcinoma overview and cancer cure factors
Adenocarcinoma is a gland like cancer tissue common in breast, bowels, and stomach. Cure rates rise when cancer is removed before spread. complete removal can yield a 100 percent cure if no cancerous cells remain. Chemotherapy helps control spread.
Real People challenges one sentence TV labels
Producer George Schlatter unveils Real People, a live origin show featuring real individuals from around the country. He rejects standard variety templates, aiming for many sentences to describe the program’s distinct, dignified approach despite mixed early reactions.
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Where Taxes Go By John Cunniff AP Business Analyst
The typical taxpayer with $18,000 income will send $4,814 to Washington in 1979, with $1,494 for income security and Social Security, $1,076 for defense, $496 interest, and $462 health. Science, space, energy, and justice consume smaller shares. State and local taxes push total to over 30 percent. Spending on social welfare has surged since 1960, while many states project surpluses in 1979. The White House pledges restraint, and many legislatures consider $3.5 billion in tax cuts. Debates over cutting social services persist amid surpluses.
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New York
Washington
National Defense
Tax Foundation
Foundation
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