Postal Manual Rules Mention Payment on Government Mail
A fragment describes a postal rule: delivery of letters to U.S. government offices in Washington, D.C. without extra postage, with mail returned if prepayment appears insufficient. It notes IRS in Austin being included by extension and mentions interpretation of postage adequacy and possible return of a teller.
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Ray Brooks
Jerry Webb
San Antonio
Postal Service
U.S
Washington, D.C
Washington
Austin
Webb
Internal Revenue Service
Yains
Horse aging facts and comparisons in quirky dialogue
A quirky exchange discusses animal aging with horses. It notes a horse matures around five years, a nag's life equals about three human years, and a seven year old horse roughly matches human age. The dialogue features Jim Quien and an offhand casual tone.
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Jim Quien
Toll revenue split in long distance calls explained
A Southwestern official explains tolls flow from San Antonio to other Bell or independent systems. Revenue goes to the relay network overall, not solely Southwestern. The parent company may not back the toll network, and distribution is complex across lines.
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San Antonio
Southwestern
Northwestern
David B
Marco Gilliam
Anerein
Telegraph
Tung
Te Bell System
Ship Returns From Cuba Ordeal In Doughnut Request
Key West Florida report on a lobster boat ordeal with Cuban gunboats. The skipper, Nicholas DeNichols, arrived in port with his crew after a tense chase and custody by Cuban authorities. US authorities questioned crew as the vessel returned.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Anther Vesse
Santa Lucia
Boudty
Nicholas DeNichols
Vanya
Laure
Shella
Search futile for bodies in desert near Yucca Valley
In Yucca Valley California a large sheriff search of about acres failed to locate bodies of up to 15 victims tied to a so called soul filmmaker. Sheriff spokesman Richard Rhodes said the area was covered thoroughly after a Sunday effort. No bodies were found.
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Yucca Valley
Calif
UPI
Richard Rhodes
Rhodes
Carter speech outlines minority subcontract goal and welfare push
President Carter touted programs from his address including a 4 percent minority subcontract requirement in public works and expanded job opportunities. He warned unemployment could rise sharply and stressed that work should be available for every able person.
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Carter
Ex PM Digferbaker Hospitalized After Bleeding Event
Former Prime Minister John Digferbaker was taken to Ottawa Civic Hospital for a four hemorrhage and is in stable condition. Aides say doctors do not know how long he will be hospitalized as Engagemen ts are canceled for the next few days. Conservative MP Melh Martin, 81, said the condition is serious but stable.
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Otiawa
UPI
John Digferbaker
Peunaher Wader
Cutback Ends Sunday Library Hours in City
The city library ends Sunday and holiday service after 14 months of operation to save about 340,000 annually. About 39,000 people used the downtown facility last year. Library Director Mike Sexton said the library will be closed on all early-observed holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and July 4.
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Ane Si Aino Maun
Pam
Mike Sexton
Sexton
Barrow Returns Home After Court Appearance with Support
Mrs Barrow praised the verdict praising justice as husband dons new black robe at court. Friscoe reported unable to attend, citing prior travel plans to Amanilla for a meeting with law enforcement officials. Barrow was formally presented to the court by Secretary of State Mark White.
Postal Fleece Awarded by Senator for Ad Campaign
Sen William Proxmire awards the Golden Fleece of the Month to the U S Postal Service for an advertising push to spur voter participation. He criticizes the campaign as a futile waste of taxpayers money noting millions spent with little impact.
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Washington
UPS
William Pyoxnile
Dis
U.S. Postal Service
Proaxmire
Postal Service
Pont 4
Proxmire
Bickest
Macarone Mosaic class at Las Palmas Branch Library
Readings and workshops listed include a macaroni mosaic class at Las Palmas Branch Library at 10:08 am, plus notes on a Texas higher education convention, a UT African studies student on a factfinding trip, food stamp benefit notices, and a Trinity University Project STAY college prep workshop, all from August and local venues.
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Las Palmas
Castroville
Sidarzambra
Coates Center
Trinity University
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Bexar Today
Texas Association of Chicanos In Higher Education
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Kamin
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University of Texas At Austin
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