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Show advertising content involved and distance mailed. Mailed Uaiks and records will rise from 16 to IS cent for the first pound, with the cost of each additnHul (sound 3 cents, the same a presently charged. INTERNATIONAL rate will rise by 20 per cent. Mail rates to Canada and Mesico will lie the same as the higher domestic rates hi most categoric. Cost of mailing a one ounce international surface letter will rise from 13 to H cents. Air mail letter rates to Western Hemisphere countries from 21 to 26 cents for each half ounce, up to two ounces Sotface and reflecting Postal Hales To Increase March 2 Puvtnuxter Ku turd Weight todav rrinmdi-I'.S. Postal Srr-k- e customer that new pot-K- ? rate will go into effect Saturday, Marih 2. "Beginning Marih 2," the I'omaxter wid, "first clan mail will tie 10 emit per ounce, airmail will lie 13 cent and post card eight cent," THE postmaster also (minted out that mailers may purchase tlieir new stamp lv mail, savin); time and a gasoline- - consuming trip to the post office. These mail order may lie paid !y check or money order. Because of the shortage of pater for printing and the mammoth logistics job of providing official Postal Service stamps-hs-maorder Blanks to some 42.000 post offices, the new order forms may not lie available at all locations in time for the rate change. To assist the Postal Service, the Transcript- - Bulletin is printing a public service notice containing a replica of the official order form. It will lie honored by the Tooele (Hist office as ofd da and airmail rate elaive laical businesses will lie concerned a well by changes in the rates of other classes of mail. Third class mail rates, mostly for advertising material, will rise bv 1.3 cents per piece, putting the rate at 6 1 cents for each of the first 230.0110 piece mailed and 6 3 cents fur each additional piece. Fourth class mall rate, mainly used for pan-e- l post, will increase an average of si per the first changes noted cent, depending distance. of the jienodical cm weight and lilt E THE full increase for airmail, first class, third class and panel post matter will lake rffect on March 2. the rate increases for second class M and )ie., newspaper magazine) and a kcul fourth das rate for educational materials, will lie spread out over through mid- varving perie-- l mail, -- I1S2. Second class rates are comdifferent bases. several on puted r parcel rates will 13 per cent, rise almut H'Hhei operating cost were cited by the Postal Service a the reason for the rate increase, Mr, S eight said, THE POSTAL Reorganization Act of 1970 transformed the old Post Office Department to the independent government agency named the I'.S. Postal Service. In the Act Congress required that postal rates and fees provide sufficient revenues so that the Postal Service gradually become supported by mail user instead of the taxpayer. The Act provides that "Postal rates shall le established to apHittion the costs uf all post al operation to all users of the mail on a fair and equitable basis." It provided an Independent Postal Rate Commission, appointed by the President, to determine postage rate. The Postal Service proposed increased rate to the Rate Commission last Septemlier, and scheduled their implementation on a temporary basis January S. The Cost of laving Council reduced the effective amount of the total increase by ruling that the change should rmt take effect until March 2, and the Postal Service decided not to appeal this ruling. The Tooele Transcript, Fri., February 22, 1974 Dance At Hospital Patients Moonc Lotljje Diaz, Tooele Helen Thomas, Tooele t The Moose laalge will hold their Golden Ball dame chi Saturday, February 21 at the lattice Hall chi Middle Cauvmt Road. Proceeds from this event are the earmarked for Moosehart orphanage financed bv the Abiose Ualge. Admission i $3 per Irs Lundin. Tooele Roliert Kerr, Tooele Anona Steck, Tooele We sjsend the first twelve months of our chihhen's live teaching them to walk and to talk. Then we devote the next twelve year to telling them to sit down and shut up. Optimist Informer, Kalamazoo. Ml. per-MH- Dancing will liegm at pm and ciHitmue until I am. All memlier and guests are n .c , , vr 10 HOUR SCENT ALITE ENERGY SAVING CANDLES WITH PLEASANT SCENTS IN AN ASSORTMENT OF FLAVORS ficial zen THE AVERAGE Tooele citiwill lie interested only in a. THE SEARCH FOR HEALTH i ami THE g i Klim KTIfUia V KEiU.TR aiaaa aunue Eight color to a box red. Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Brown, ond Block. HEALTH CAREERS Third of a four-pa- CBAY0LAS strict rt Steady Cains Made by Minorities 30 Black colTransporting lege students over 100 miles in Mississippi to receive training is one way the U.S. Department of Health. Education, and Welfare (HEW) is moving more minority students down the ro.id to health careers. This daily migration is part of HOP, (Training Health Occupation Potentials) at Missisippi Valley Slate College at Itta Bcna, an HEW' project attempting to alleviate the scarcity of minorities in SALE MINIATURE PLASTIC THUMB TACKS BREAD BASKETS n hea.h occupation.. The project prepares students for health careers and graduates for practice in disadvantaged areas. Emphasis is on pharmacy, medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, public health, nursing, medical technology, dental hygiene, physical therapy, and sanitation. Of 130 HOP students, 30 are bused daily, over 100 miles to leccive tutoring, summer sessions and special training, if they have completed academic requirements but need special assistance to enter health professions schools. Such efforts are being attempted to aid several minorities. one of every 560 W'hile, white Americans becomes a physician; among Blacks, it is one in 3.800. In 1970, when Blacks numbered percent of the nation's population, only 2.2 percent of the nation's physicians were Black. Currently there are only 43 known Indian physicians in the entire United States and only six known Indian dentists; in fact, few Indians anywhere in the health professions. 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Its office of Health Manpower Opportunity, Bureau of Health Resources Development awarded 42 grants totaling over $5 million to schools to increase minority members in health professions. Harvard is one school that received a grant to help raise the proportion of minorities in the health professions. Harvard Health Careers Summer Program admitted 150 minority students this year for tutoring, and in hospitals, training classwork. The d formal students include 90 Blacks, 20 Chicanos, 20 Puerto Ricans, and 20 Indians. Participating are disadvantaged minority students attending minority colleges, who are aiming for specific health occupations. One element in selecting the students is an essay they submit on their interest in health occupations. Foundation The American for Negro Affairs (AFNA), a nonprofit organization in Phil(Pa.) received a adelphia, grant to help initiate a program to increase minorities in health AFNAs project professions. has four phases. to create I tries Phase awareness of health careers and recruit minority high school students to the health professions. Students take special science and health oriented courses and work in medical schools and hospital laboratories while attending high school. In Phases II and III, students enter college specializing in life sciences. In Phase IV, students enter schools of medicine and the health sciences. The curriculum is designed so that students may receive admission to medical school or, enter other health careers. This model elseprogram may be used where to increase minorities in the health professions. IQ $ NOW 2 PIECE SET SALAD TONGS HAND SEWING JO SAFETY PINS Small, Large or Medium we've got 'em. Safety Pins Galore! 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