Potter approaches 2006 cautiously

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John E. Potter, Post Master General of the United States Postal Service has stated that, 2006 fiscal year would be very challenging for the postal services in the country. He was speaking at United States Postal Service Board of Governors Meeting.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Industry forecasts, Potter, John E., 2006 AD

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Reform may be decided by summer, postal official says

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Tom Days, vice president of government relations at United States Postal Service has stated that planned postal reform process will finalized by the end of summer. He was speaking to audience at Mailers Technical Advisory Committee.

Legal issues & crime, Strategy & planning, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Planning, Laws, regulations and rules, Company business planning, Reform, Days, Tom

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Fuel costs force January rate hike

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Richard J. Strasser, chief financial officer of the United States Postal Service has stated that increased energy costs are to be blamed for postal price hikes. He was speaking at Mailer's Technical Advisory Committee meeting.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Strasser, Richard J.

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