Will Bush adviser become next Postmaster General?

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Postal insiders say the next postmaster general could likely be Stephen Goldsmith, the former mayor of Indianapolis, IN, and a senior adviser to Pres Bush. Goldsmith is a partner at the Baker and Daniels law firm in Indianapolis, and is best known for privatizing 70 public services in the city. During his stint as Indianapolis mayor, Goldsmith was named Public Official of the Year by Governing magazine. Other possible choices for the post include deputy postmaster general John Nolan; COO Jack Potter; and John Kelly, president of USPS' expedited packaging services division.

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Potter: Mail should be part of ad mix

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At the 2004 National Postal Forum, post master general John E. Potter stressed that mail is an advertising medium. The postal service employees should realize this and encourage their customers to use the mail service in their businesses. His speech and ideas are elaborated.

Marketing procedures, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Potter, John E.

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USPS talks about CASS/DPV

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Charlie Bravo, senior vice-president of United States Postal Service has announced CASS-discounts for only those agencies with delivery point validation. He was speaking at Mailers' Technical Advisory Committee meeting in Washington.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Commodity & service prices, Public Mail & Express Services, Postal Services, U.S. Postal Service, Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing, Construction and Related Machinery, Mail Delivery Systems, Postal Service & Subsidies, Prices and rates, Postal service, Company pricing policy, Bravo, Charlie

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