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Mail cuts and rate hikes inevitable

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By Darrell Berkheimer Verified
| Park Record Verified
Did you notice the mail service warning last month that the U.S. Postal Service will run out of money by February, unless Congress expands its borrowing authority by billions of dollars? The Postal Service cited a net quarterly loss of $2 billion as it faces a growing financial crisis after mail volumes fell another 6.3% in the three months ending March 31 — just as operating revenue rose 2.3% to $20.2 billion over the same quarter last year.
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Affordability issues stem from deliberate policies

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By Darrell Berkheimer Verified
| Park Record Verified
I’m back in the saddle … Writing saddle that is — after nearly a year in nursing care for pelvic surgeries and a hip infection. I hope all that is ended with my new hip implanted in late April and some learning to walk again. With a return to research reading, one of the latest issues to catch my attention is an April 27 report by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
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Ideas & Opinions — Darrell Berkheimer: Mail cuts and rate hikes inevitable

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By Darrell Berkheimer Verified
| The Union Verified
Did you notice the mail service warning last month that the Postal Service will run out of money by February — unless Congress expands its borrowing authority by billions of dollars. USPS cited a net quarterly loss of $2 billion as it faces a growing financial crisis after mail volumes fell another 6.3% in the three months ending March 31 — just as operating revenue rose 2.3% to $20.2 billion over the same quarter last year.
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