Postal Commission OKs Major Mail Rate Increase
The Postal Rate Commission approved about 1.5 billion dollars in higher mail rates, largely effective on a permanent basis from May 1971. Air-mail letters rise to 11 cents, with governors likely to accept. publishers warn of job losses or cut circulation if rates persist.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service Board of Governors
Commission
Board of Governors
Congress
Postal Service
New York
Andrew Heiskell
Time, Inc
Time
Life
Rate Commission
Inconsistent Federal Plan On Energy Hit By Oilman
H A True Jr, Casper Wyo, head of the National Petroleum Council, warned at the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association convention that U S energy resources may not be developed amid confusing federal policies and weak economics. He urged decisive government action on federal land leasing, environmental rules, health and safety, taxes, research funding, natural gas price regulation, and import policy to spur exploration and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association
True
U.S
Swimming Registration Ends Today at City Pool
Registration for city pool swimming classes ends today announced by Mrs Libby Shotwell Red Cross secretary. Children may enroll in beginner advanced beginner intermediate and swimmer classes at Red Cross office City Hall pre-registration required as enrollment cannot occur once classes begin. Sessions run June 19 30 July 3 14 and July 17 28 with start times 9am for three sessions and 10am for beginner advanced beginner and swimmer classes.
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Libby Shotwell
Red Cross
City Hall
Shotwell
Stock Market Quotations in Pampa Daily News
The Pampa Daily News lists subscription rates for RTZ and mail delivery, with prices for per month per year and single copies. Publication is daily except Saturday from Pampa Texas 79065.
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Pampa
Rtz
On The Record Highland General Hospital Admits and Births
The Highland General Hospital records list admissions and discharges for numerous patients across Highland and nearby towns. Birth announcements include a boy at 3 21 am weighing 1144023 and a boy at 10 3 am weighing 6 lbs 3 072s, with other families crediting newborns to Terry Road and Roberta addresses.
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Selma H. McCarter
Mary Ellen
Jo Ann Greer
Dean Drive
Sharon Pitcock
Miami
Pitcock
Sandra J. Winegeart
Darby
Jewell F. Stone
Perry
Carol Hene Hopkins
N. Nelson
Beulah Ann Myter
Varnon
Mary Flaherty
Hobart
James Williams
Wilcox Allen J. Vick
Huff
Douglas E. Berry
Bessie L Lemons
W. Buckler
Bobbie J. Smith
Terry
Georgia B. Nicholaison
Tignor
Jesse G. Whitson
Tommy Henson
Roberta
Defense Dept studies feasibility of killer satellite system
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Defense Department will study whether a space interceptor system can watch intercept and destroy hostile satellites. The plan follows Soviet tests of space weapons and envisions possible laser or explosive methods. Industry proposals were invited May 26 with several firms to be chosen for competitive studies aiming at potential tests in 1975 or 1976.
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Defense Department
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Soviet Union
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Organization
Los Angeles
U.S
United States
Johnson Island
Pacific
Four Cities In Texas Reach Accord On 2 Nuclear Plants
A tentative joint feasibility study for two proposed nuclear plants would serve Houston Corpus Christi Austin and San Antonio areas. San Antonio Public Service Board manager J T Deely said the plan involves Houston Lighting and Power Central Power and Light Austin and the Lower Colorado River Authority. The project aims for one plant by 1960 and a second by 1983 with an estimated construction cost of about 902 million.
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San Antonio, Tex
Houston
Corpus Christi
Austin
San Antonio
J.T. Deely
Deely
Mrs Onassis Visits JFK Center for First Time
Mrs Aristotle Onassis attended Leonard Bernstein’s Mass at the John F Kennedy Center, her first visit to the national cultural center and first viewing of Bernstein’s work. She entered through the Hall of Nations, greeted cast members backstage, and did not comment on the Bernstein piece or the bust of her late husband.
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Washington
Aristotle Onassis
Leonard Bernstein
John F. Kennedy Center
Opera House
Hall of Nations
Robert Berks
Roger L. Stevens
Center
Onassis
Somerville Street Prowler Described by Police
Police have a description of the Somerville Street Prowler after a couple in a North Somerville car watched a man cross a yard peer into a lit window and walk south. They spoke with him, he seemed untroubled, and a search found no suspect. Investigators focus on North Somerville after several nights of sightings and footprint clues.
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Somerville Street
North Somerville
Two Pan Am U. Players Indicted In Rape Case
Reese Stovall of San Antonio and Leo Tolin of Detroit were indicted March 2 by Hidalgo County on a rape charge. Tolin also faces an assault with intent to rape count. Defense opened juror questioning as Judge McInnis prepared to rule after potential witnesses are subpoenaed. The case could begin Tuesday afternoon with about four days of testimony. Both players were leading scorers for Pan American University at the time and are accused of taping a coed from Laredo.
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Edinburg, Tex
Pan American University
Reese Stovall
San Antonio
Leo Tolin
Detroit
Mich
Hidalgo County
Tolin
Craig Washington
Houston
Stovall
McInnis
92Nd District
Laredo
Angela Davis Acquitted After Long Trial
Angela Davis greets freedom in San Jose after an all white jury acquits her of murder kidnapping and conspiracy in the Soledad Brothers courthouse escape case. She reports hundreds of congratulatory messages and about 20 death threats as she contemplates her future.
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Edith M. Lederer
Preas Weiter
San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Stephanie Allan
I Miss Davis
Miss Allan
San Quentin
Fletta Drumgo
Soledad
Drumgo
Miss Davis
George Jackson
France
Germany
Australia
Britain
Communist Party
Henry Winston
Gus Hall
U.S
Bella Abzug
New York City
Reggio Meilia
Local Classified Ads and Notices Collage
Hamburger special and 402 colhe priced at 69 cents for carry-out. Garage sale at 507 Doyle with fruit and furniture items Wednesday and Thursday. Lady bowlers meet at Harvester Bowl Tuesday 7:45, call 69-9681. Clay's Barber Shop at 416 E Frederic offers $1.50 haircuts. Upholstering by Thelma Matthews, Willow Road, 065-8297. Backyard sale at 2113 Duncan after 3 p.m. 6-9.
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Thelma Matthews
Pi Willow Road
Duncan
Seal Coating Program Set For Pampa 1972
Pampa to start a mini seal coating project tomorrow or Thursday costing 4542 dollars. It will cover Kentucky Avenue from the west city limits to Lefors Street and Comanche Street from Washita Drive to Kiowa Place. G W James, the local contractor, was the low bidder.
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Pampa
Mack Wofford
Kentucky Ave
Lefors St
Comanche St
Washita Drive
Kiowa Place
G.W. James
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Postal Commission
Chicago
Amarillo
Merrill, Lynch
P Liter Fenner and
Smith
Wheeler Grain
Franklin
Ile
Gibraltar
Repub
Southland Pinance
Abe Stratford
Orschneider
Chrysler
Wasa Dea
General Electric
General Motors
aMtandard Oil
Seondard Oil
New Jersey Southwestern Public Service
Mt Teneca
Highland General Hospital
Margie Pearl Clark
N. Frost
Julia Jane Henderson
Donna Sumpter
Boy Whilson
Karen Louise Henson
Jo Ann Simpson
Chestnut
Boy Sumpter
Henson
Kim J. McPherson
William T. Cole
Christine
Diana R. Hughes
Ram
Dallas H. Hodges
Dana C. Matthews
Willow Rd
Barbara S. Brookshire
Scott
Nancy L. Ferrell
Margie J. Forsha
Larve
Cleveland
Darrell D. Sumpter
Jurerd
Cosmos
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Vitali Tikhonov
Mrs. Onassis
Jfk Center
Pan Am U
Bacon Hite
U. S
Fite
U. 5
Tede
Shurfine
Oghem
Maryland Club
Nestea
Sera Lee Fresen
Pound Cake
Jorange
Pikes Peak
USDA
van Camp
Kingsford
Northern Towers
Sunkist
del Mante
Dixie
Shurtreth
Oleo
Angela
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