Word: mail
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...recent days in my own native city which has gone all over the world, to offer my resignation to his Holiness, Pope Paul VI, effective the end of this year," the 73-year-old prelate said in a radio interview. Cushing said he had received volumes of "hate mail" after urging charity for Mrs. Onassis, whose marital position is deemed dubious by the Vatican...
...brief pitch for funds at the end of his televised foreign policy speech on Sept. 30 brought in $300,000, or more than twice the cost of the network air time. A similar appeal in his speech on crime Oct. 12 also stimulated sizable mail contributions. Over-the-transom donations, averaging $3,000 a day just a few weeks ago, were averaging $35,000 a day last week...
...mortgage installments, telephone and electric bills-paid automatically out of his account. If the recipient also has a Giro account, the computer will simply credit the payment to him, and there will be no charge for the service. If he does not have an account, the post office will mail him a money order and charge the payer 9?, compared with a bank's usual charges of 12? to 16? for a check. Every time someone makes or receives a payment, the post office will send him a record of the transaction within 24 hours, plus a full statement...
Information on the total amount of funds collected has not been compiled yet, Miller said. About $9000 has actually come in from Harvard-Radcliffe mail orders, Treasurer Allan B. Taylor '70 stated. Shipstead said that this figure is "a little high...
...control measures, the first in 30 years, banned mail-order sales of firearms and ammunition. While better than nothing, they ignored the question of registration and licensing...