AARP under fire from Simpson over nonprofit role
Senator Len Simpson of Wyoming probes the AARP alleging misalignment with its mission and abuse of tax exemptions. He cites federal subsidies and lobbying, while noting the 33 million member group’s expanded business income beyond dues. Executive director Horace Deets is named in the discussion.
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Postal Service reports on time mail record amid private sector proposals
The Postal Service announced a new on time delivery record with eighty seven percent of local letters delivered next day in a March survey of ninety five routes. It ranked Wichita Kansas at ninety six percent followed by Billings Montana Salt Lake City Utah and Buffalo at ninety three percent. San Juan Puerto Rico and Miami posted the lowest at seventy four and seventy nine percent respectively. Meanwhile gay officials met with the White House in an unprecedented gathering urging the Clinton administration to take a stronger stand on gay rights issues and AIDS.
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Gore unveils Father to Father program to boost dads
Vice President Gore launches a national effort to involve men with their children. The program aims to strengthen and create father support programs, mobilize local agencies, and engage businesses and schools to stress the importance of fathers in kids lives, noting the difference a father can make.
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