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House of Kepresentetirc
fear Mr. Chairman:
Pursuant to your request of ?Arch 11, 1973, and a
subsequent discussion with our represeitatives, we examin:e
the quality of mail sert ice provide- by the New Orleans lost
Office ond obtained information on Ae argumecnts for ,nd
against the transfe' of foreign mail operations from N.w
Cr1ears to the New York Bulk Mail Faz1lity. On Nxejaber 9,
1977, we briefed stalf aenbers of t:c House Ccanittee on
Post Office and Civil Sarvice and t-. Suhcumitte on
Postal Service on the rcu!>z, of our txr.llt on anii, 'ao
them copies of the charts .see encs. I to 20 used in the
briefing. The Subcomtzrcc used rh- data dirig it s hear-
ings in New Orleans.
To Atc.:in the nformatlea in this letter, we exa'mined
Postal Service reco:ds, visited the New Orleans Pst Office,
and interviewed both headquarters and local postal officials.
The Netw Orlea. oficc, in ger-'ra , hal M the Pasta
Service's overnight cive stam Kis for local first--clam
m'.ai ! it geera]y lid not . it'- Ag >t ndads Foi fiffMt-
lass-mail delivery to more distant rcas Sorting crre-:-,
hc..cvu-r, c =2 e A'if :nt fl4 u n- 'os nf F -'st-class 04
to be sent-o ,hie ,i-an destliatiopn 111: cCnFtqnent dl d\ C.
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rhe .,ew Orleans Post Office hunales about .flr millin
pieces of nail annu:lly, or about 23 million pieces daily.
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