First-class, standard rule issued

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United States Postal Service has published a rule that explains the circumstances under which mail containing information would qualify for the standard or first class to maintain the consistency of mailing standards. Though there may be some people unhappy with the rule the overall feedback was good.

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McHugh questions first class change

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John McHugh, chairman of the House Panel on Postal Reform and Oversight requested through mail a clarification on how the United States Postal Service's new rule would affecting the use of personal information in Nonprofit Standard mail pieces. The topics covered in McHugh's letter are discussed.

Records and correspondence, McHugh, John

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