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THE MICHIGAN DAILY


First class postage
rates will jump, says
Postmaster General

NEW YORK Md- - First-class
postage rates will increase this
year despite contrary recom-
mendations from an adminis-
trative judge, says Postmaster
General Benjamin Bailar.
A spokesperson for Bailar in
Washington said the cost of
mailing a first-class letter
would probably rise to 12 cents.
THE POSTAL Rate Commis-
sion is currently considering a
proposal by Judge Seymour

Wenner to reduce first-class
postage from 19 cents to 8.5
cents while sharply increasing
the rates in other classes.
Bailar told the New York
Postal Customers Council that
the judge's plan is "no good for
anyone."eie said that even if
the commission adopts it, the
Postal Service will exercise its
option to set new "temporary"
rates after a 90-day waiting
period.
Bailar was not specific in the


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speech Wednesday, but he in,
dicated that the new rate.
would mean an over - all
increase.
WENNER'S proposal is aimed
at making bulk mail self-sp.
porting through large hikes in
second, third and fourth class.
es. At the same time, first-
class rates would be reduced to
eliminate the profit now used
to subsidize the other classes.
The postal rates now in effect
are temporary rates set by the
Postal Service nearly two years
ago while the commission con-
sidered the service's request
for a permanent rate increase.
The. commission is scheduled to
decide on the new permanent
rates within weeks.
On another matter Btailar
said the Central Intelligence Ag-
ency no longer has easy access
to the U. S. mail. tte said the
Postal Service now "will not
agree to CIA opening any mail
unless it has been court-approv-
ed and a search warrant issu
ed"
The Rockefeller Commission
reported Tuesday that from 1952
to 1973, the - CIA intercepted
mail between the United
States and the Soviet Union,
handling up to 4.3 million piec-
es of mail a year, and opening
as many as 13,000 letters a
year.
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