Postal Commission backs forever stamp and 2 cent letter rise
The Postal Regulatory Commission proposed a 2 cent increase for first class letters to 41 or 42 cents with a forever stamp that stays valid as rates rise. It also suggested a 26 cent postcard and higher rates for Express Mail and other mail classes, with final decision pending Board of Governors approval.
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Early polls hint at 2008 race dynamics
Associated Press analysis notes Republicans have often led in early polls before winning the nomination, with Giuliani favored in 2008 while Cain and Romney trail. Democrats see Clinton leading with Obama and Edwards as strong challengers, illustrating unpredictable early indicators and party dynamics.
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Romney polygamy in family roots spotlight
Salt Lake City reports Mitt Romney condemns polygamy yet explains a long family history. Great-grandfather Miles Park Romney had five wives, great-great grandfather Parley Pratt had 12, and Orson Pratt publicly defended polygamy as revelation. Romney’s father George Romney was born in Mexico during Mormon polygamy period. Analysts note polygamy shaped early Mormon life. Romney emphasizes contemporary views while acknowledging heritage.
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Poll shows Americans fixate on US war deaths not Iraqi toll
An AP Ipsos poll finds 3 000 U S troops killed in Iraq versus an estimated Iraqi civilian death toll far higher, with 54 000 plus deaths cited by U N estimates. Respondents focus on American losses and personal stories while underestimating Iraqi casualties.
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Lawmakers debate DUI funding and jail space
Rep. Mike O Neal argues new penalties may trigger federal highway safety funds while Barber County Sheriff Tomson says counties shoulder costs and jails stay crowded. He suggests electronic monitoring if jail space shrinks. Steed notes pretrial holding focus, not treatment, as bills seek tougher BAC thresholds.
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