The Ambassador and the Post Office By Thomas SowellAmerican SpectatorAt one time, people in India had to get on a waiting list to buy Hindustan Motors' Ambassador automobile, even though it was an obvious copy of Britain's Morris Oxford of some decades earlier. The reason was simple: the Indian government …

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"Post Haste: Quintessential India" provides a glimpse of the colours and strands of India through its stamps. B.G. Verghese uses stamps to illustrate short snap-shorts or rather postcards of important events in India's history, its geography, culture and heritage. More than 3,000 postage stamps have been issued by the Indian …

Post Office: Mail stolen in Phx neighborhoodKTAR.comPhoenix Postal Inspector Greg Torbenson said he hopes those who may have had mail in that box will let the Postal Inspection Service know. They are urged to call (877) 876-2455 and file a mail theft complaint. Mail theft violates the Federal Criminal …and …

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Thomas Sowell – The Ambassador and the Post OfficeNewsmagazinenetworkAt one time, people in India had to get on a waiting list to buy Hindustan Motors' Ambassador automobile, even though it was an obvious copy of Britain's Morris Oxford of some decades earlier. The reason was simple: the Indian government would …