USPS' shaky future a hot topic in the House

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The Postal Modernization Act might not be enacted in 2000. The bill provides greater flexibility to the US Postal Service and enables it to give bonuses to its employees. It is also believed that the bill would eventually die since Rep McHugh has to end his three terms as chairman of the US House subcommittee on the postal service. McHugh expressed his concern over the future of the US Postal Service which lost $300 million for the fiscal year that ended Sep 8, 2000, due to slower-than-expected volumes and the escalating costs of postal delivery.

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USPS upgrades PMGG, eliminates global package link

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The US Postal Service has upgraded its 'documents only' international expedited service, called Priority Mail Global Guaranteed Service. The service, whose name has been changed to Global Express Guaranteed, is available in 20,000 ppost offices nationwide. It has added a merrchandise service for all nondocument shipments. The service is being offered in alliance with Rredwood City, CA-based DHL Worldwide Express Inc.

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