Thursday, January 18,1973.
Postal Service
i Report Is Given
Postmaster General E. T.
Klassen has announced that
i postal revenues, fees and
‘ income for the first year of the
U. S. Postal Service provided 84
per cent of total costs.
The increase is up from an
average 80 per cent for the
three-year period 1969-71. It
meant that the Postal Service -
in its first year of
reorganization - required $1.3-
billion in a direct Congressional
appropriation, down 34.8 per
cent from a high of $2.08-billion
in 1971.
“We have pursued two major
.* goals: Improve the quality and
reliability of mail services and
reduce costs,” Klassen said in
submitting the first annual
report to the Board of
Governors since the Postal
Service was created July 1,
1971, with a mandate to be self
sustaining by 1984.
Revenues totaled $7.8-billion
in Fiscal Year 1972, up 18.3 per
~ cent from 1971 while operating
' expenses amounted to $9.5-
billion, up 6.3 per cent.
Creel Warns
About Trenching
RALEIGH--Last week’s
heavy snowfall in North
Carolina will make trenching
and other excavation work
unusually hazardous during the
next several weeks. State Labor
Commissioner Billy Creel has
warned.
“Melting snow and ice will
make the ground soggy all over
the state and will greatly
increase the danger and
probability of cave-ins on all
excavation projects,”
Commissioner Creel pointed
out. “For this reason, both
supervisors and workmen on
these jobs should take every i
possible precaution and adhere
strictly to safe trenching
* practices.”
Creel said that if any person
needs information on safe
trenching and excavation
practices, the N. C. Department
of Labor will be glad to provide
it.
"Any trenching job can be
made safe by following the
correct sloping and shoring
practices,” he added. “For
years, we have been
distributing many thousands of
copies— of. informational
Juliet** on this subject to
fontraqtpft gnd other people in
the construction industry. Yet
workmen continue to be killed
needlessly in trench cave-ins
because someone has taken a
chance and neglected to follow 1
the sound, proven, and readily
available information on safe |
trenching practices.”
Commissioner Creel urged
everyone needing expert advice
on safe trenching methods to l
call or write to the N. C. I
Department of Labor. .
A Telephone: 919-829-4880.
Address: P. O. Box 1151, ■
Raleigh, N. C. 27602. j
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