SNAIL MAIL WANTS A BREAK
SNAIL MAIL WANTS A BREAK From SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, April 6th, 2001 EDITORIALS IT DOESN’T take a cynic to be suspicious of the U.S. Postal Service’s proposal to cancel a 137-year tradition of Saturday mail...
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Cargo Airlines Escalate Opposition to New Pact Between U.S. Postal Service and Federal Express; Emery, Evergreen, and Ryan Say Exclusive Deal Will Add to Costs and Give FedEx Monopoly Powers
On the eve of a House Government
Reform Committee hearing on Postal Service performance, executives of three
airfreight carriers announced that their companies will step up opposition
to an
unprecedented agreement between the U.S. Postal Service and Federal Express.
MENTION OF STUDYING THE POSSIBILITY OF A SHORTER MAIL WEEK BRINGS OUTCRY IN CONGRESS
USPS proposals for 5 day delivery scorned
Read More"Government auditors have just placed the U.S. Postal Service on its 'high-risk' list
The Postal Service started its “day on the Hill” on a bit of a sour note. “Government auditors have just placed the U.S. Postal Service on its ‘high-risk’ list, meaning that among government departments, they are most susceptible to waste, fraud and abuse.
Read MoreDMA Calls for End to Politics-As-Usual And Urges Congress to Reform USPS
The Direct Marketing Association (The DMA)announced today its support of Chairman Dan Burton’s (R-IN) House Government Reform Committee hearing to review the finances and operations of the United States Postal Service (USPS). This hearing is the first step from the new 107th Congress toward, what is hoped will be, a bi-partisan effort in reforming the 31-year-old law that has put a financial straitjacket on the USPS’s ability to compete and survive.
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