Our readers will be interested in the new energy stamps of the
U.S. Postal Service, issued to urge energy conservation and energy
development.
Postal officials say their service has a special concern about
energy, since they have a vast fleet of vehicles and more than
30,000 buildings. We hope they and government officials in general
energy usage to the very minimum.
We want to see the United States meet the energy crunch not by
increasing the red tape of a giant bureaucracy, but by true
conservation in use, encouragement of more domestic production, and
allowing the free market to operate while the consumer is fully
protected.