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7/24/08
Postal Service tests hydrogen vehicles in Irvine -
Postal Service seeks to cut gasoline dependence -
Rumors claim gas prices may prompt changes in postal service -
Postman, neighbor help save Eastwood woman's life
Mail carrier in Virginia Beach struck by lightning, injured
VeriFone Wins USPS Contract; Valued up to $10 Million
Bluffton post office draws fire again for missing mail
7/23/08
In Your Shoes: Reporter dons mail carrier's bag -
Co-workers upset over postal employee's shooting -
FSS Deployment Schedule -
NALC Convention Chronicle for Tuesday (PDF) -
Pedaling postal worker wins trip to Olympics
Man sues USPS over wife's death
Mail carrier hurt in wreck
7/22/08
NALC Convention Chronicle for Monday (PDF) | Photos -
Post office shortening hours -
Mailbox move? Potential change upsets Fort Dodge residents -
Postal workers barred from carrying doggie treats -
Postal Worker Shot and Killed by Police -
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Daphine S. Ware named Postmaster Retiree of the Year
7/21/08
News Video: Hillary Keynote Speaker at NALC Convention -
NALC Endorses Obama -
NALC Convention Begins in Boston -
Mailman seeks comfort in kilt -
Dallas area ranks 3rd in mail carrier dog bites
Shots fired at Valley postal truck
Postal worker derails reshipping scam
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Burrus Addresses Letter Carriers Convention
"In a historic moment for the two major postal unions, APWU President William Burrus delivered a speech at the biennial convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers. It was the first time that the top leader of either union had spoken at a national gathering of the other organization, and Burrus said it was symbolic of the need for solidarity among those whose livelihood depends on the Postal Service." -

Direct Mail Tries to Go Green. No, Really
"MOST marketers readily concede it: getting rid of direct mail - or junk mail, as environmentalists and most recipients call it - would save a lot of trees. But they are not about to render bulk mailings obsolete. So a group of direct-marketing companies, along with a handful of their corporate clients, are banding together to make an inherently unsustainable practice at least a little bit greener." -
USPS Announces 'Green Fleet' Testing Strategy
"The U.S. Postal Service will outline its strategy for converting to an environmentally friendly, non-petroleum based alternative fuel vehicle fleet to replace 195,000 delivery vehicles and will announce an alternative fuel vehicle test. On July 23, General Motors will turn over the keys of a Hydrogen Fuel Cell (HFC) vehicle to the USPS for testing in a mail delivery environment. HFC vehicles are unique in that they are battery powered and have no ill effects on the environment and their only emission is water. The USPS's director of R&D will outline the strategy for testing alternate fuel vehicles and for converting to a green delivery fleet." -
Udall Takes Postal Service to Task
"Albuquerque isn't the only place in New Mexico that's having post office problems. Rep. Tom Udall, D-N.M., on Friday sent a letter to Postmaster General John E. Potter saying he has received numerous complaints from citizens in Santa Fe and other areas of District 3 about shoddy mail service. In the letter, Udall asks for "further written explanation of the situation, as well as monthly updates from both your Washington, D.C., office and your local (USPS) representatives on the steps being taken to address this situation." "The large number of complaints and recent news stories regarding serious delays in mail delivery has made me very concerned about the management of postal facilities and operations in New Mexico," Udall wrote." -
Gas prices fuel postal experiment
"Michelle Wilson, 47, has been a letter carrier seven years. She said she has gone from walking three hours to between four and five hours a day. Wilson said she and many of her co-workers have been working longer hours - sometimes 10 to 12 hours a day. Mike Williams, president of the Denver branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers, said he generally disagrees with changing routes to walking routes. "I have e-mails in the double digits from carriers forced to work overtime that didn't sign up for the overtime," he said. "Adding delivery stops to each route in Colorado and walking routes increases hours." -
Postal worker shot and killed at W. Virginia post office
"A West Virginia postal worker who was shot at a Moundsville-area post office Friday has died from her wounds. Lua Wolverton, 35, was pronounced dead at Ruby Memorial Hospital. Wolverton was the Post Master for the small community of Dallas. Police have arrested 39-year-old Todd Dolin, who was found in Zanesville, Ohio. They plan to charge him with 1st degree murder in Wolverton's death. Sheriff John Gruzinskas said Wolverton was shot twice at work, but was able to describe her attacker in a 911 call to police. Gruzinskas said Wolverton and Dolin had a "familiar relationship," but did not elaborate."
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