Postal Service seeks doubled subsidy to avert debt
The Postal Service, already subsidized by 920 million dollars, faces mounting losses from inflation salaries and inefficiencies. Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor urged Congress to double funding for two to three years, admitting it would not prevent a 13 cent first class stamp increase after Christmas.
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Congress
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Public Service Need for Postal Service Reform
The writer argues the Postal Service must be treated as a public service agency not a pay as you go business. External competition and rising deficits threaten prices and revenues, risking business dependence on mail. The piece urges official recognition of the Postal Service as a public service.
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Postal Service
Public Service Agency
Times Have Changed and Courage in Schools Recalled
The piece recalls a past with teacher respect and polite police, contrasting it with modern times when over 2 million children miss school due to teacher strikes and police patrols on buses and halls. It critiques public respect for teachers and law in the context of safety and learning.
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Kansas City
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Veins and Vertes ene Dr Thasteson case notes
A 20 year old female reports permanent visible veins on arms and legs since youth, more noticeable in warm weather and less so in cold. She weighs 113 pounds and is 5 feet 7 inches tall.
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Thasteson
To Your Good Health and Menopause Q&A Collage
The page presents health Q A style excerpts on visible leg veins, menopause related weight and fluid retention with thyroid therapy notes and a brief biblical prayer. It notes superficial leg veins worsen in heat and cannot be eliminated, and advises balanced activity and careful thyroid dosing.
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E.C.J
J.R.M
Farm Roundup: Broiler Producers Signal Production Rise
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that broiler producers are emerging from a financial slump and may raise output in 1976 if price indicators hold. Through mid 1975 production fell 4.5 percent from a year earlier, with declines mainly in Q1. Since spring, prospects improved as feed costs eased and USDA experts expect output to inch above last year's low into early 1976.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
USDA
Broiler outlook and meat import surge noted
USDA data suggest 1976 first quarter broiler demand will pick up as beef supply remains strong and pork stays tight. Wholesale dressed broiler prices are seen averaging about 46 cents per pound in Q1, with earlier highs in mid year and a gradual fall, while meat imports from Australia and New Zealand climbed in July, totaling over 707 million pounds for the year to date under voluntary restraint.
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Ellery Queen Heads Lineup On NBC And On The Rocks Debuts
NBC launches Ellery Queen with Jim Hutton as a mystery writer aided by Inspector Queen in a New York hotel party murder set at New Year. ABC counters with On the Rocks, a light prison-set comedy featuring Jose Perez in a family hour format with a controversial medical scene.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notes
Ottawa Herald prints daily except Sundays and holidays with mail delivery options. Rates for trade area include tax: one month 1.96, three months 5.36, six months 9.37, one year 17.30. Out of area rates: one month 2.78, three months 7.00, six months 13.29, one year 24.46. A 3 percent sales tax applies out of state. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Credibility Gap on Stocks and Housing Costs
AP analysis questions stock as an inflation hedge and notes a housing affordability crisis. Big inventories push prices up while median income lags, leaving buyers unable to qualify for typical new homes selling around 37,000 to 41,000 dollars as mortgage rules constrain access. The piece argues the problem remains unresolved.
Deer Hunting Hazards Highlight Safety Advice
AP reports deer hunting season brings more hunter casualties than any other hunting type. Experts urge bright clothing and a wide safe zone of fire to reduce risk and protect hunters.
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