Word: mailings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...shadow of ambiguity was not a genuinely satisfying experience, and that had to be the limit of his pleasure. All he had to go on was that he had heard literally nothing yet from the Law School people, and perhaps that could be accounted for by his failure to mail in the application until late January...
...heard from a couple of other law schools though. One wanted the second page of his application, which he had failed to mail. Another wanted its money, since he had forgotten to send in an application fee. A third wanted a couple of missing recommendations. So perhaps the silence from Harvard meant only that he had forgotten entirely to mail the application...
...administrative aide to Bayh said yesterday that the mail is running totally in opposition to the Supreme Court decision...
John Burns, 29, of the Toronto Globe and Mail, one of the most enterprising and energetic of the correspondents, had been able to travel fairly widely. He had also developed what he calls "a good relationship" with a number of Chinese officials who have become more sophisticated in dealing with Western journalists. They are even adopting such phrases as "off the record" and "for background only." Last week Burns reported that travel permits are becoming scarce again, even for routine trips, and that both official and social contacts with Chinese were increasingly rare...
With a cover price of 35? and an initial press run of 1.4 million, the magazine will be sold at newsstands, supermarkets and other retail outlets. The decision not to promote mail subscriptions was largely prompted by the increases in second-class postage now being imposed by the U.S. Postal Service. The first issue carries 20 pages of advertising; page rates are $4,550 for black and white, $5,800 for color...