Friday, September 5, 197:,
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Seven
GRCEBIBGE LCHRCH
1300 S. MAPLE at PAULI NE
nvites You to Its ANNUAL STUDENT RECEPTION
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, at 5:00 p.m.
The ReceptoandFaurs acLiqhtiSupper and a Discussion
9 :30 a.m. Alpha Omega Class 5 p.m. Student Rec't.
14:45 a.m. Morninq Service 7 p.m. Eveninq Service
Call 761-8867 for Information and Bus Schedule
Dr, R. H. Saxe, Pastor Ken Koetsier, Campus Pastor
I am Alpha and Omeqa, the Beqinninq and the Endinq
saith the Lord, Who Is, and Was, and Is to Come
THE UNIVYERSI T Y OF MICHIGAN
SILGIN C BL UB
Anounces Its Weekly Meeting
(ust above the Arch)
Postal Service board paves
way fo.3-et ae nres
W A S H I N G T O N (R) -- Juune 11 in a New York
The Postal Service's board of speech.
governors took action yesterday
that will allow the Postal Ser- "N IN E TY days after fil-
vice to increase the cost ofI ing, we will implement new
mailing a letter from 10 to 13 i temporary rates," said Bailar. I
cents by December. "However, more recently, postal
The governors gave final ap- officials have said an increase,
Sproval to the present "tem- may not be imposed as soon as
porary" 10-cent rate, effective possible.
Sept. 14. That will leave the "It is a question that remains
Postal Service free to file for Ito be answered whether we
new rates, which could take ef- would want to put a rate in-
feet 90 days after the filing crease in right before Christ-
date. mas," one postal official said !
last week. '
IF THE new rates were filed "We would have to consider
Sept. 14, the new 13-cent rates how the public would react to
could possibly go. into effect as that," said the official, who de--
Searly as Dec. 15, at the height clined to be named.
S of the Christmas season. E
Postmaster General Benjamin THE governors' action came I
fBailar has said the Postal Ser- one week after the rate com-
vice would raise the rate on a mission delivered a long-antici-
temporary basis to 13 cents as gated decision clearing the way
AP Poto soon as permanent rates are for the final action on perma.-
established. nent rates.
"As soon as the permanent The commission gave its ap-.;
ed in front rates are established, we willI proval to a permanent rate
and it wasI file a new case" with the Postal 1 schedule similar to the tem-
Rate Commission, Bailar saidI porary one in effect since
March 1974.
The permnanent rates, approv-
ed by the commission and rati-
fied by the board of governors,
would:
-Reduce the permanent rate
for first-class letters after the
first ounce from 14 cents to
nine cents.
--Reduce the postcard rate
from eight to seven cents.
--Leave unchanged the air
mail rate of 13 cents an ounce
for letters and 11 cents for
cards.
-Raise rates for newspapers
and magazines second class
three per cent.
-Leave book mail third-class
rates unchanged.
--Raise parcel fourth-class
rates by 10 per cent.
These permanent rates, once
they take effect Sept. 14, could
be increased by as muach as
one-third on' a temporary basis
by the Postal Service.
To do so, the Postal 'Service,
would have to file for the new
temporary rates with the rate
commission.
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