The U.S. Postal Service will honor the undersea world and outer space, the Old West and the Olympics and entertainers and other subjects on its more than 100 stamps for 1994.
Preliminary details of subjects include:
January: Five commemoratives on the Winter Olympics; commemorative for newsman and commentator Edward R. Murrow; three special Love stamps.
February: commemorative for educator Allison Davis in Black Heritage Series; single self-adhesive depicting the eagle; commemorative for the Chinese New Year.
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March: Sheet of 20 commemoratives on legends of the West.
April: Ten commemoratives for silent screen stars; commemorative for the Buffalo Soldiers; booklet of five summer garden flowers.
May: Three commemoratives for the World Cup soccer; $1 definitive for the surrender of Burgoyne; eight commemoratives for legends of American music.
June: Minisheet of 10 commemoratives for 50th anniversaries of World War II events; $5 definitive for Washington and Jackson.
July: Booklet of five commemoratives on locomotives; single commemorative for Norman Rockwell and four commemoratives depicting his works; self-adhesive of the Statue of Liberty; $9.95 Express Mail stamp of the Moon Landing.
August: Commemorative for labor leader George Meany.
September: Five commemoratives for popular singers; commemorative for author James Thurber.
October: Four stamps of wonders of the sea; two stamps in joint issue with China; three Christmas stamps; a definitive for physician Virginia Apgar.