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UNITED STATESPOSTAL SERVICE Published Since March 4, 1880 PB 21781— January 17, 1991 ages

DEPOSSince 1982, the Postal Service has been involved in efforts to change the culture of our organization from

an authoritarian one to one that is more participative. During the time I have been Postmaster General, I havecontinually affirmed my commitment to this change. I believe that people at all levels of the organization mustbe treated with dignity and respect.

In examining the elements key to the future of the Postal Service, I consider employee involvement asimportant as our pursuit of quality customer service and automation and technical innovation. And, as I said atour Senior Management Conference on September 25, 1990, we cannot meet our other goals (quality serviceand reasonable rates) without the increased commitment of our people. We are not going to achieve thatcommitment unless we are working to achieve better relationships and communicating about the changes weare facing and why these changes are essential to our future security.

But as I also said at the Senior Management Conference, I am not yet satisfied with the job somemanagers are doing in creating a more participative environment. I am especially disappointed at some of thepromotions we are making because we promote autocratic managers at the same time that we talkparticipation. We just cannot continue to' talk one game and yet play another. Consequently, we need to takesteps to ensure that those of us in management continue to pursue aggressively the cultural changes necessaryto make this organization more participative.

First, and foremost, we must clearly understand that creating and maintaining a participative workenvironment is the responsibility of every Postal Service supervisor, manager, postmaster, and executive, andthat we will be held accountable for leading this effort.

Second, we are moving aggressively to strengthen our leadership evaluation and reward systems throughthe use of Organizational Climate Surveys and processes such as Subordinate Feedback.

Beginning in Fiscal Year 1990, a major element of a Field Division General Manager/Postmaster's annualevaluation has been performance measurement against the 1 1 factors identified in my Postal Bulletin messagedated September 22, 1988. Beginning in FY 1991, the use of these factors in the merit evaluation processexpands to include all supervisors, managers, postmasters, and executives.

Third, to help ensure that we are selecting for and promoting into leadership positions participative rolemodels, we are directing that review and promotion boards for supervisors, managers, postmasters, andexecutives consist of people who clearly understand the concepts and principles of participative leadershipand employee involvement. Also, we strongly recommend that, where appropriate, and prior to the selectionof a supervisor, manager, postmaster, or executive, selection officials informally solicit input from union andmanagement association officials who may have knowledge of the applicant's leadership abilities andmanagement style.

Fourth, we intend that our management and leadership training systems become a catalyst for creating andmaintaining a participative culture by helping leaders build unit and team effectiveness and encouraging self-directed work. We will be working aggressively to ensure that this does indeed take place.

Because the increased commitment of our people is absolutely essential to our future, we must ensurethat they are afforded every opportunity to contribute their talents and skills to the Postal Service's pursuit ofcontinuous organizational improvement.

ANTHONY M. FRANK,Postmaster General.

1991

TORY

CONTENTS pageConditions Applied to Military Post Offices Overseas 20Domestic Orders 2Ethics Reform Act of 1989 3Exchange of Stamps and Stationery Items Bearing Old Rates 17Express Mail International Service—Peru and Sudan 18Face Value of Nondenominated Stamps and Stationery 9Invalid Express Mail Corporate Account Numbers 29Mail Alert 2Management Associate Program Recruitment 11Missing Money Orders—Canadian 27New Structure for Postal Rates and Fees—Window Clerk Preview 4Postage Stamps and Stationery Items for Rate Change 14Processing Payments for Administrative Vehicles 7

Rate Change Implementing Instructions: Mechanical Scale (AllPostmasters or Unit Managers) 13

Rates Brochure 13Reporting Computer-Matching Programs 3Retail Units With Integrated Retail Terminals 3Stamps by Mail Rate Increase Envelope 3Standup Talks/Employee Rate Cards 7Strengthening Leadership Performance (Message From the Postmas-

ter General) 1Travel—Relocation (Handbook F-10 Revision) 8Treasury Department Checks 13Uniform Allowance Program 7

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MAIL ALERTThe mailings below will be deposited in the near future. Offices should attempt to honor the requested

livery dates, but not at an additional expense. Mailers wishing to participate in these alerts, formailing* of one million pieces or more, should contact the National Accounts Division at (202) 268-2207,by the 15th of the month preceding the month of the requested delivery dates.

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Title on mailings

'"*-. **••••- , •'* .j'>!* f. \"JG Penney Men's

Workwear.Ames Department

Stores, Inc.

Carol WrightMailing.

Lechmere 12-HourSale.

JC Penney FurnitureSale.

Ben Franklin Stores

JC Penney Baby SaleDECISION

Magazine.

'91 BEST ValentineDay Sale.

Sears JR — InfantToddler.

Sears PE— — Mailer

Carol WrightMailing.

Sears AJ — Big/Tall

Class andtype of mail

Third/Catalog.

Third/Flats

BulkBusiness.

Third . . .

Third/Flats

Third/Letters.

Third/FlatsThird/Flats .

Third

Third/Bulk/Flats.

Third/Bulk/Flats.

BulkBusiness.

Third/Bulk/Flats.

Requesteddelivery dates

Jan 17-19

Jan 17-19

Jan 19-22

Jan. 21-24

Jan 23-25

Jan 24-26

Jan 25-28Jan 25-31 . . .

Jan 30-Feb 2

Feb 1-8

Feb 1 8

Feb 2-5

Feb 8-15

Number ofpieces

(millions)

2.0

1.5

14.0

1.2

1 0

1.0

401 6

67

1 2

40

303

4 1

Distribution

Nationwide

VT, ME, MA,NH, CT, RI,NY.

Nationwide

Northeast

Nationwide

Nationwide

NationwideNationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Presort level

CARRT

CARRT

CARRT

CARRT

CARRT

CARRT

CARRTCARRT, 5-Digit

Basic.

CARRT, ZIP + 4Street Sequence.

CARRT

CARRT

CARRT, StreetSequence.

CARRT

Comments

RRD.

Event A141. Salestarts 1-20-91. 16-page circular.BeaconCommunicationsActon, MA.

6 x 9 in. naturalkraft envelope.

Self-mailer 5 Vz x 11in.

Harte-Hanks.

A 50-page 5 ¥4 x 5V4in. coupon bookwith orange tabswith in-homedates and bundlesheets with in-home dates.Originated inPortland, OregonBMAU.

Harte-Hanks.8V4 x 10% in. 44-

page tabloid fromMinneapolis, MN.

Mail is verified andaccepted in-plantat BMAU BrownPrinting, Franklin,KY42134.

8 x 10% in. piece.

8 x 10% in. piece.

6 x 9 in. naturalkraft envelope.Accepted in-plantat BMAU BrownPrinting, Franklin,KY42134.

8 x 10% in. piece.

—Marketing Dept., 1-17-91

DOMESTIC ORDERSFalse Representation. Enforced by postmasters at cities listed.

State/city Names covered Product

AL, Anniston 36201-1299

AL, Anniston 36202-2529

SD, Sioux Falls 57117-1184....

James A. Laney, Mary Lee Laney, & J & MEnterprises, 1429 Kilby Terrace.

James A. Laney, Mary Lee Laney, & J & MEnterprises, P.O. Box 2529.

Western Vitamins & Health Products, Inc.,P.O. Box 1184.

A multilevel marketing program.

A multilevel marketing program.

Orders for the product PROS-Tx.

—Judicial Officer, 1-17-91

POSTAL BULLETIN 21781, 1-17-91, Page 3

Reporting Computer-MatchingPrograms

The Computer Matching Privacy and ProtectionAct of 1988 requires agencies to publish advancenotice of covered matching programs in which theyparticipate and to conclude written agreementsspecifying the terms under which matches are to beaccomplished. Each matching program and agree-ment is subject to approval and oversight by thePostal Service Data Integrity Board, composed ofsenior management officials.

Computer matching is a term used to describethe automated comparison of databases containingrecords about individuals. The term applies wheth-er only USPS records are compared or USPSrecords are compared with records of an outsideentity.

The Records Office at Headquarters must evalu-ate all computer-matching proposals. Computer-matching proposals must describe the purpose ofthe match, the records to be matched, the proce-

^dures for independently verifying the informationobtained through the matching program, and anyadverse actions against individuals that may result.The Inspection Service must submit its proposalsfor matching programs to:

LEGAL LIAISON BRANCHINSPECTION SERVICEUS POSTAL SERVICE475 L'ENFANT PLAZA SW RM 3417WASHINGTON DC 20260-2181

All other proposals must be mailed directly to:RECORDS OFFICEUS POSTAL SERVICE475 L'ENFANT PLAZA SW RM 10670WASHINGTON DC 20260-5010

For additional information, see Postal Bulletin21773, 10-4-90.—Records Office, 1-17-91

Stamps by Mail RateIncrease Envelope

Distribution of Form 3227, Stamps by Mail (enve-lope), dated January 1991, containing the newpostage rates begins the end of January. The distri-bution to select field offices and materiel distribu-tion centers will take approximately 2 months.

Upon receipt of Forms 3227, dated January1991, offices must remove and destroy all previouseditions of Form 3227. Offices receiving the formsshould display them in their lobbies and distributethem to customers.

Offices should continue to use Form 3227, April1989, until the January 1991 edition arrives. It isimportant for employees to notify customers that,when using the old editions of the Stamps by Mailform, they must cross out the old rates until thenew edition is available and replace them with thenew rates. It is recommended that offices include astuffer containing the new rates with the customerreturn order.

—Philatelic and Retail Services Dept., 1-17-91

Ethics Reform Act of 1989The Ethics Reform Act of 1989 prohibits the re-

ceipt of any form of compensation or honorariumfor a speech, article, or appearance by a federalemployee. Effective January 1, 1991, this ban ap-plies to all Postal Service employees whether or notthe subject of the speech, article, or appearance isrelated to the Postal Service or to the employee'spostal duties.

The ban does not apply to making speeches orappearances and writing articles if no payment isreceived for them. This law does not affect mostforms of outside employment, including teachingregular courses at colleges or universities. Takingpart in a dramatic production or a performance ofmusic or dance is also unaffected.

The law, which applies to most other federal em-ployees as well as to postal employees, does notprovide criminal penalties. However, a violationcould result in a civil fine of as much as $10,000.

Anyone with questions about the application ofthis ban on honoraria should address them to theirgroup or region's Associate Ethical Conduct Offi-cer, Offices of the Field Legal Services in the re-gions, or to the General Administrative Law Divi-sion at Headquarters. —Law Dept., 1-17-91

Retail Units With Integrated RetailTerminals

As reported in the Postal Bulletin of January 10,1991 offices will receive integrated retail terminal(IRT) software update diskettes containing the newrates 3 to 4 days prior to the effective date of thenew rates. Before loading the new rates software,all IRT offices must make sure that the softwarebeing updated is the latest version. Check the soft-ware version as follows:

MOS—The version number prints automaticallywhen each disk is started:

• Control disk—1.32• Clerk's disk—1.32UNISYS—Turn on the IRT and wait until the

Clerk Logon ID screen appears. The version numberis at the bottom of the screen:

• All Phase II disks—14.0• All Phase III disks—11.0

For an update, ask the designated person in theunit to request it from the IRT Coordinator beforethe new rate diskettes arrive. Remember, employ-ees may not skip updates; they must be done se-quentially. —Delivery, Distribution, and

Transportation Dept., 1-17-91

1989 Annual Index inPB 21756, 2-8-90

Latest Quarterly Indexes:PB 21760, 4-5-90 (Jan.-Mar.)PB 21768, 7-26-90 (Apr.-Jun.)PB 21773,10-4-90 (Jul.-Sept.)


NEW STRUCTURE FOR POSTAL RATES AND FEES—WINDOW CLERK PREVIEWThe following summary of proposed changes in

postal rates and fees is based on the rate case theU.S. Postal Service filed on March 6, 1990, with thePostal Rate Commission and the Commission'srecommendations. These changes are expected totake effect in early February, if approved by thenine Presidientially appointed Governors of thePostal Service. Employees assigned to retail andacceptance windows should receive copies of thissummary.

All approved changes to rates and regulationswill appear in the Special Postal Bulletin, January 24,1991. A complete revision to the Domestic MailManual—incorporating the new official rates, fees,and regulations—will appear as Issue 38 shortlythereafter. This summary covers postal serviceslikely to be transacted at retail units. The informa-

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tion is tentative only and may change in the SpecialBulletin.

Express MailRates

• Uniformity: Same for all domestic zones ac-cording to weight and service.

New Flat-Rate Envelope

• Purpose: Allows customer to put postage onan envelope and drop it in a collection box withoutweighing the material or going to the counter.

• Availability: Free to customers.• Rate per shipment: 2-pounds for the applica-

ble Express Mail Service rate, regardless of weight,if the item fits inside special envelope.

• Return receipt service: Available—regular feecharged.

New Express Mail Customer Handout

• Special form for obtaining a corporate ac-count, Express Mail supplies, Priority Mail sup-

plies, and preaddressed Express Mail labels (on aregular ongoing basis).

• Forms available in February.

Express Mail International Service

New Rate Groups.

First-Class Mail

Postage Stamps

Back• Nondenominated Flower stamp for new First-

Class single-piece rate for the first ounce.

• Nondenominated Make-Up stamp for differ-ence in cost between current 25-cent First-Classrate and the new rate.


NEW STRUCTURE FOR POSTAL RATES AND FEES—WINDOW CLERK PREVIEW—Continued

Bulk Mailings• Discounted rate for ZIP + 4 coded or prebar-

coded letters both presorted and nonpresorted.Maximum Weights

• Up through 11 ounces: First-Class Mail (or Pri-ority Mail at mailer's option).

• More than 11 ounces: Priority Mail.Priority Mail

Rates

• Uniformity: 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-pound rates thesame across all zones.

PRIORITYMAILUWTEDSWESTOSr/USfffWCf

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Mail postage

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New Flat-Rate Envelope

• Purpose: Allows customer to put postage onan envelope and drop it in a collection box withoutweighing the material or going to the counter.

• Availability: Free to customers.

• Rate per shipment: 2-pound single-piece flatrate, regardless of weight, if item fits inside specialenvelope.

Bulk Mailings

• New Priority Mail presort discount for mailerspreparing presorted mailings.

Pickup Service

• Postal Service pickup: Available at a $4.50 feeper stop.

Third-Class Mail

Single-Piece Rates

• Up to 4 ounces: same as those for First Class.

PRIORITYMAILUNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE

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Fourth-Class MailParcel Post

Destination BMC Rates:• Discount: For mail taken directly to desti-nation bulk mail center (BMC) or ASF.• Fee: Annual fee required.

Pickup Service:• Postal Service scheduled pickup availableat a $4.50 fee per stop.

Nonmachinable Surcharges• Surcharge amount increased.



Bound Printed Matter

• Books qualify for bound printed matter rates.

Money Orders

Fees

• Domestic money order fee: $.75 for all moneyorder values.

• Maximum individual value: Remains at $700.

Insured Mail and COD Mail

Maximum Rates

• Coverage extended to $600.

Post Office Box and Caller Service

New Rate Categories

• Higher rate category established for high-costareas.

International Mail Service

Mexico

• Rates: No longer same as U.S. rates.• Insurance: Not available.

Canada

• Separate rates on surface mail: For publisher'speriodicals, books, and sheet music.

• Presorted letter rate: For pieces weighing 1ounce or less, 500-piece minimum per mailing.

• Parcels up to 4 pounds: To be sent by airparcel post (rates for surface higher than air).

All Other Countries

• New country groups for air AO rate applica-tion: Western Hemisphere (except Canada andMexico), Pacific Rim, Europe, and Asia/Africa.

• New airmail letter rates: To reflect a gradualdecrease on additional Vz ounces for pieces over 1ounce.

Special Services

• Fees are similar to domestic mail fees.

Frequent Customer Questions About the RateChange

This section provides window clerks with re-sponses to questions often asked by their custom-ers during the rate change implementation.

1. The rates just went up a few years ago, why areall the rates and fees going up again?

Not all of the rates and fees are rising. RegisteredMail and money order fees were reduced in somecases. Correction of mailing lists and meter settingwill be unchanged. It has been almost 3 years since

the last postage rate increase. The Postal Service ismandated by law to operate on a break-even basis.It is subject to the same pressures of inflation aseveryone. During this 3-year period, the cost ofmany goods and services we buy has risen fasterthan postage rates.

2. When are the rates going to change and why isthe announcement made at the last minute?

The Postal Rate Commission issued its Opinionand Recommended Decision on January 4, 1991.The Presidentially appointed Governors of thePostal Service are expected to meet on January 22,1991, to make a final decision on the recommend-ed rates. After the final decision, the Board of Gov-ernors will determine when the rates become effec-tive. After the new rates have been approved, it willcost the Postal Service millions of dollars for everyday's delay in implementing the new rates. Theboard will take that fact into account in setting aneffective date. We expect the new rates to becomeeffective the first week in February.

3. Since it seems that customers will pay moremoney for less service, will service improve withthe increase?

Most people can cite worst case experiences withthe mail, as with anything else. However, a recentRoper survey, conducted last August, indicates thatmost Americans appreciate the type of mail servicethey receive. More than 71 percent of U.S. consum-ers perceive their mail service as an excellent orgood value. This rating is the highest the PostalService has received in response to this questionsince 1974. Mail service was ranked highest amongsix common services consumers were asked to rate.The increase thus is necessary to maintain the al-ready high level of service in the face of costs borneby the Postal Service.

4. What determines the amount of the First-Classrate increase?

Increases in our costs. Rates are adjusted overtime for the inflation and other cost increases weexperience. Again, rates are set with an eye towardbreaking even.

5. When are some new rate commemorative andinternational stamps coming out?

The expected release date for the first new First-Class commemorative stamp is February 22, 1991.The second new commemorative will be issuedMarch 1, 1991. Additional issues, including stampsto meet international rates, will follow at intervalsafter the effective date for the new rates.

6. Do I have to wait in line for stamps?You won't even have to visit a post office to buy

new rate stamps. We provide Stamps by Mail,Stamps by Phone, and stamps are available throughnumerous types of vending equipment available foryour use. (You might also mention the locations ofnearby contract postal units and stamps on con-signment points.)



7. You just increased the price of stamps to raiseyour salaries, didn't you? If not, who gets themoney?

Increases in prices are never welcome, even forthe Postal Service. However, when prices are heldsteady for almost 3 years while costs rise, eventual-ly an increase in rates must come. Our objective inthe years ahead is to keep rate increases under therate of inflation. Today's postage rates fully coverall operating costs, including salaries, and thePostal Service receives no tax dollars for operatingpurposes.

8. What if I buy quantities of nondenominatedstamps and don't use them all?

The nondenominated stamps will be worth thesame amount you paid for them—no matter howlong you keep them. The new makeup stamps can

only be used in conjunction with $.25 postage toequal the new First-Class rate.

9. To whom do I write to complain about theincrease?

You can contact:CONSUMER ADVOCATEUS POSTAL SERVICE475 L'ENFANT PLAZA WEST SW RM 5912WASHINGTON DC 20260-2200

10. What are the values of previous nondenom-inated stamps?

The values are as follows:A Stamp=$.15B Stamp=$.18C Stamp=$.20D Stamp=$.22E Stamp=$.25

—Dept. of Retail Management, 1-17-91

Processing Payments forAdministrative Vehicles

This notice clarifies procedures for processingcontracts for vehicle hire service at the St. LouisPostal Data Center (PDC) and administrative vehi-cles at the San Mateo PDC.

St. Louis PDC

This program pertains to vehicles leased throughthe contract vehicle hire procedures for mail deliveryand mail hauling vehicles.

Contracts for regular vehicle hire service, wheth-er commercial and/or postal employee, are submit-ted to the St. Louis PDC, Accounts Payable Branch,on Form 7475, Solicitation, Offer and Award—VehicleHire, to establish a contract. Each accountingperiod, payments are made when vehicle hire of-fices complete and submit the vehicle hire pay-ment/certification report through their respectivevehicle maintenance facility (VMF). These pay-ments are charged to Account 52459, Supplies,Materials, and Services—Other Services—VehicleHire.

San Mateo PDC

The contracting officer prepares contracts foradministrative vehicles and submits them to theSan Mateo PDC, Accounting Division, on Form7334, generated by the Document GeneratorSystem (DGS) and paid by submission of a certifiedinvoice. These payments are charged to Account52453, Supplies, Materials, and Services—OtherServices—Other Than Carrier Owned.

—Dept. of the Controller, 1-17-91

Standup Talks/Employee Rate CardsTo get useful information to all employees about

rate adjustments, facilities will receive by mail astandup talk and an accompanying card with keyrate changes and some basic facts about postalrates. The mailing is marked Rate Change Item andaddressed to the manager/postmaster of the facili-ty. Delivery is scheduled for the week of January 28.

Managers/postmasters should deliver the stand-up talk just before or soon after the effective datefor new rates, and hand out a card to each employ-ee. The purpose is to provide information to em-ployees so they can answer questions and respondto criticisms from customers and the public aboutpostage rates.—Communications Dept., 1-17-91

Uniform Allowance ProgramThe following additional uniform garments are

announced for the new window clerk uniform:

1. Sweater: cardigan, long sleeve with afour-button closure. The color is postal navyblue with a red and white stripe folded-overrib knit band and collar.

2. Sweater: v-neck, sleeveless pullover vest.The color is postal navy blue with a red andwhite stripe knit band in the v-neck and arm-hole trim.

Each sweater has an approved U.S. Postal Serviceeagle and bar logo centered on the left breast sideof the sweater, as worn. The logo may be a wovenemblem or directly embroidered on the sweatermaterial.

The sweaters, available for purchase in February1991, are for male and female window clerk per-sonnel.—Labor Relations Dept., 1-17-91


Handbook F-10 Revision

TRAVEL—RELOCATIONEvery employee involved in a transfer of duty

stations that entails the payment of relocation ex-penses must sign Form 2444, Agreement to Remain inPostal Service. The form currently states: . . . Ihereby agree to remain in the Postal Service for aperiod of 12 months following the effective date ofmy transfer.

The purpose of the agreement is to ensure thatthe Postal Service obtains the benefit of the pay-ment of the relocation expenses, which are fre-quently substantial, through the service at the newduty station of the transferred employee. This pur-pose is not achieved if the employee does not serveat that duty station for at least a year; simply serv-ing somewhere within the Postal Service is not suf-ficient. The agreement, and the obligation torepay, also applies to an employee who has begunthe process of a transfer, and who then for personalor other unauthorized reasons declines to com-plete the transfer.

There may be rare instances in which a recentlytransferred employee must be transferred a secondtime within a year for the benefit of the Postal Serv-ice, as, for example, when a person with a rare skillis needed to fill an unexpected vacancy at a largerfacility. In these instances, as currently in the caseof an employee who must leave the Postal Servicealtogether for some compelling reason, the em-ployee may be relieved of the obligation to repaythe relocation expenses with the approval of appro-priate authority.

When the approval is for a second transfer, thatauthority will be an Officer of the Postal Service,such as a Regional Postmaster General. The officermay not delegate this authority. A deviation, ofcourse, may also be sought for relief from some orall of the obligation to repay relocation expenses,but it will be granted only in the most meritoriousofcases.

Since there may be some misunderstandingabout the agreement as it is currently worded, ef-fective immediately, the following part of Hand-book F-10, Travel, and Form 2444 are revised toread as follows:

715.1 What is a service agreement? Before thetravel order is approved and any payments aremade, you must agree to remain in the Postal Serv-ice and at your new duty station for at least oneyear by signing Form 2444, Agreement to Remain inthe Postal Service (Exhibit 7-2). This form states that

you agree to remain at the newly assigned dutystation within the Postal Service for 12 monthsafter the effective date of transfer or appointment.Copies of Form 2444 should not be sent to the SanMateo PDC. A signed Form 2444 for 12 months isrequired for each permanent change of station. Notravel advance will be authorized unless you havesigned the Form 2444.

715.21 While the agreement is in effect, you mayleave the newly assigned duty station only for thebenefit of the Postal Service, as determined by anofficer. You may leave the Postal Service only forreasons beyond your control, if your leaving is ac-ceptable to the Postal Service. If you decline toaccept or to complete the transfer, you will becomeliable to repay any relocation benefits you have re-ceived.

715.22 If you violate the agreement, you will haveto pay back any money that the Postal Service hasspent for your travel, transportation, and allow-ances. Repayment will be in accordance with Hand-book F-16, Accounts Receivable.

715.23 If you are transferred a second timewithin the 12 months of your service agreement,you must sign a new agreement. The obligationperiod from any prior agreement(s) is void. If, forexample, you are transferred for the benefit of thePostal Service after 6 months at a new duty station,you are obligated to remain in the Postal Serviceand to stay at the new duty station for 12 months.You are relieved from the 6-month obligation re-maining from your earlier transfer.

Existing Forms 178, Specific Travel Order—Reloca-tion, and 2444, Agreement to Remain in Postal Service,are in the process of being revised and incorporat-ed into one form. The new form will include thenew verbiage. Until a revised form becomes avail-able, item 1 of Form 2444 currently in use must bemodified by hand or by type to state:

In consideration of my receiving the benefitsprovided by Chapter 7, Handbook F-10, Travel,and/or, F-l 1, PCES Relocation Policy (as applicable),I hereby agree to report to my newly assigned dutystation and remain in the U.S. Postal Service and atmy newly assigned duty station for a period oftwelve (12) months following the effective date ofmy transfer. I understand the effective date of mytransfer to be the date I report for duty at my newofficial station.—Dept. of the Controller, 1-17-91

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FACE VALUE OF NONDENOMINATED STAMPS AND STATIONERYThe nondenominated postage stamps and stationery items issued since 1975 are illustrated and described

below. Postmasters may find this information useful in responding to customer inquiries or identifying theitems in the mailstream. Retain this article for future reference. Distribute copies to window and mailprocessing locations as necessary.

Note: There were no nondenominated postal cards or envelopes issued for the April 1988 rate change.

Card fay Louis Prang (Christinas US postage

"A"15-Cent

Stamp and EnvelopeColor: Orange

Issued: May 22, 1978

10-Cent1975 Christmas Stamp

Prang (Early Card)Copyright: 1975 U.S. Postal Service

Issued: October 14, 1975


Ghirlandaio (Madonna and Child)Copyright: 1975 U.S. Postal Service


10-CentJohn Hancock Postal Card

Color: OrangeCopyright: 1978 U.S. Postal Service

Issued: May 19, 1978

Robert Morris

USDomesticRale

USA :|1981 « • *

"B"Stamp and Envelope12-Cent Postal Card

Color: PurpleCopyright: 1981 U.S. Postal Service

Issued: March 15, 1981

"C"20-Cent

Stamp and EnvelopeColor: Brown

Copyright: 1981 U.S. Postal ServiceIssued: October 11, 1981

13-CentRobert Morris Postal Card

Color: BrownCopyright: 1981 U.S. Postal Service



Teddy BearCopyright: 1981 U.S. Postal Service


Christmas USA 1981

Botticelli: Art Institute of Chkago <


Botticelli (Madonna and Child)Copyright: 1981 U.S. Postal Service


"D"22-Cent

Stamp and EnvelopeColor: Green

Copyright: 1981 U.S. Postal ServiceIssued: February 1, 1985

14-CentCharles Carroll Postal Card

Color: GreenCopyright: 1982 U.S. Postal Service

Issued: February 1, 1985

"E—Earth"25-Cent

Stamp OnlyColor: Multicolor

Copyright: 1986 U.S. Postal ServiceIssued: March 22, 1988

—Philatelic and Retail Services Dept., 1-17-91


MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM RECRUITMENTThe Postal Service is recruiting for the Manage-

ment Associate (MA) Program. This program is de-signed to provide participants who have exception-al management potential with intensive on-the-jobdevelopmental assignments and related training.The overall program objective is to ensure continu-ing management resources by developing mid-level managers with demonstrated ability to suc-cessfully (1) achieve division objectives as they per-tain to organizational goals, (2) effectively inte-grate all functions and organizational units, and (3)manage a wide variety of personalities.

A. Program Design

1. Orientation. The program begins with a region-al orientation for MAs selected by field divisionswithin the regional boundaries. This orientation in-cludes an overview of the Postal Service from bothan organizational and functional perspective, infor-mation on strategic goals and objectives, and infor-mation on key features of the Management Associ-ate Program.

The selecting field division also provides an ori-entation which includes opportunities to meet andinteract with key field division managers and infor-mation on program administration.

2. Length, The length and content of each MA'sprogram is tailored to his or her experience, inter-ests, and management development needs. MAsare expected to complete the program within 36months. The minimum program length is 18months.

3. Assignments. MAs receive a variety of develop-mental experiences in various organizational set-tings, including postal operations, support func-tions, officer-in-charge (OIC) assignments, andpostal and/or nonpostal education and training.Normally, assignments are 2 to 4 months in length.

B. Compensation and Outplacement

1. Compensation. MAs are compensated on asalary schedule (RSC-J) developed specifically forstructured development programs (SDPs), includ-ing the Management Associate Program. Theschedule has no grade levels or steps but doeshave, for each SDP, a unique salary range, plus thesame COLA as in the Executive and Administrative(EAS) Schedule. The current basic salary range forMAs is $29,300 to $35,400.

The beginning salary is determined on an indi-vidual basis depending on the MA's education, ex-perience, and current salary. If selected employees'basic salaries exceed the maximum of the programrange, they retain their current basic salaries uponentering the program.

MAs will not receive general increases but willreceive COLA increases and will be eligible forsalary adjustments up to 12 percent of basic salary(in the form of increases to salary and/or lump sum

payments) determined on the basis of performanceevaluations and the MA's position in the range.

2. Outplacement. Target outplacement positionsare staffer mid-level management positions at EASlevels 19-22. Normally, outplacement occurs nolater than 36 months after entering the program.The kind and level of outplacement position de-pends on the MA's particular qualifications anddemonstrated performance and on what is avail-able at the time the MA is ready for outplacement.

Outplacement in positions at the target levels isnoncompetitive. However, MAs must meet the re-quirements of the position.

MAs may compete for any position above thetarget levels for which they qualify. They areexempt from the 1-year time-in-grade restrictionand any range of consideration stated in the vacan-cy announcement. They are also exempt from theprovisions of section 544.82 in Handbook EL-311,Personnel Operations, which prohibit employees fromapplying for higher level positions they temporarilyfill for 60 days or more.

C. Application

1. Who May Apply. Postal employees may apply toany one of the regions with field divisions that arerecruiting. Nonpostal applicants may apply tothose regions with field divisions recruiting fromthe outside as well as from the inside. All applicantswill be considered without regard to race, color,religion, sex, age, national origin, physical ormental disability, or other nonmeritorious factorsor considerations.

The minimum eligibility requirement is a bache-lor degree from an accredited college or universityplus 2 years supervisory experience, or an ad-vanced degree. MAs must have completed alldegree requirements before entering the programuntil the applicant submits all required documents.

a. Application Form. Applicants must submit acompleted Form 991-M, Application for ManagementAssociate Program, which is available from personneloffices. Applicants must sign the Mobility State-ment, / am available to travel and relocate during theprogram as necessary, and must forward the form totheir immediate supervisor for completion of page10 of the application form and the next higher levelmanager's approval.

b. Transcripts. Applicants must submit a legiblecopy of the official transcript from the college oruniversity from which they received their highestdegree. Applicants must either include the tran-scripts with their applications or have them for-warded by the college or university.

c. Occupation /Academic References. Nonpostal ap-plicants must include letter(s) of reference from atleast one but no more than three employers or pro-fessors.


MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM RECRUITMENT—Continued

d. Foreign Degrees. Applicants with degrees fromforeign colleges or universities must submit anevaluation of their degrees by a professional orga-nization specializing in interpretation of foreigneducation credentials. Five private organizationsthat evaluate foreign educational credentials foremployment and other purposes are listed below.All operate on a fee basis based on the extent of theeducation to be evaluated. The list is not exhaus-tive; others may provide similar services.

(1) CREDENTIALS EVALUATION SERVICEPO BOX 66940LOS ANGELES CA 90066

(2) EDUCATIONAL EQUIVALENCY EVALUATIONSWORLD EDUCATION SERVICES

PO BOX 745OLD CHELSEA STATIONNEW YORK NY 10011

(4) INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS OF DELAWAREINC

109 BARKSDALE PROFESSIONAL CENTERNEW ARK DE 19711

INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS OF DELAWAREINC

CALIFORNIA OFFICEPO BOX 5399LOS ANGELES CA 90721

(5) FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICESINC

PO BOX 230278PORTLAND OR 97223

2. How To Apply. The application will not be con-sidered complete until the applicant submits all re-quired documents.

3. When and Where To Apply. Applications must bereceived no later than March 30, 1991.

Individuals may apply to only one region, butmay choose from any with field divisions that arerecruiting. Applicants should indicate on the appli-cation form, in order of preference, the field divi-sions within the region where they wish to be con-sidered. Finalists who are not selected by recruitingfield divisions may be referred to other regions.

If applicants are interested in being consideredby other regions, they should indicate this interestin their application materials.

Applicants should send the completed applica-tion to the region of their choice, to the attention ofManagement Associate Program. Regional ad-dresses appear below. Under each is a list of thefield divisions recruiting MAs. An asterisk indicatesfield divisions recruiting from within the PostalService only.

Eastern Region

REGIONAL DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCESUS POSTAL SERVICEPO BOX 8601PHILADELPHIA PA 19197-0840

Charleston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus*, Greens-boro*, Harrisburg, Northern VA, Pittsburgh*, Richmond.South Jersey*, Southern MD.

Special qualification requirements—Northern VA: In-dustrial engineering, computer skills; financial ac-counting skills; mail processing background.

Northeast Region

REGIONAL DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCESUS POSTAL SERVICE6 GRIFFIN ROADWINDSOR CT 06006-0100

Boston, Caribbean, Hartford, Long Island, Manchester,Newark, New Brunswick, New York City, Providence, Queens,Springfield, Westchester, Western New York.

Central Region

REGIONAL DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCESUS POSTAL SERVICE433 W VAN BUREN STREETCHICAGO IL 60699-0840

Chicago*, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, Kansas City,Milwaukee, South Suburban, Twin Cities, Wichita.

Southern Region

REGIONAL DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCESUS POSTAL SERVICEMID MEMPHIS TOWER1407 UNION AVEMEMPHIS TN 38166-0840

Atlanta, New Orleans, Oklahoma.

Western Region

REGIONAL DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCESUS POSTAL SERVICE850 CHERRY STREETSAN BRUNO CA 94099-0840

Long Beach*, Oakland, Phoenix, Sacramento, San Diego,San Francisco, San Jose*, Santa Ana*, Seattle*, Tucson*.

D. Selection Process

1. Criteria. MAs are selected based on their appli-cation and the extent to which they demonstratethe factors listed below. In the space provided onthe application form, applicants must address eachfactor in one concise paragraph. Also, they mustdemonstrate each one using examples from theirwork, learning, or other life experiences, includingleisure, community involvement, etc.

a. Human Relations: Ability to behave in a waythat indicates perception and consideration of theneeds and feelings of others; ability to interact tact-fully and relate well to others.

b. Leadership: Ability to promote cooperation andteamwork within a work or task group; ability to useappropriate interpersonal styles and participativemanagement methods in guiding individuals orgroups to accomplish a task; ability to inspire sub-ordinates to achieve beyond their goals and objec-tives.


MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM RECRUITMENT—Continuedc. Communications: Ability to express information

and ideas orally and in writing; ability to provideclear oral and written instructions, and to composeformal reports and correspondence. The applicationwill be used in evaluating written communication ability.

d. Action Orientation: Ability to act decisively onone's own authority when timely action is needed;ability to take or initiate action that involves takingcalculated risks to achieve a goal or objective; abili-ty to recognize and take advantage of opportunitiesto further goals and objectives.

e. Flexibility: Ability to change behavior/modifyposition when new information suggests a changeis needed or when obstructed by the attitudes, be-liefs, opinions, or behavior of others; ability tomaintain effectiveness in varying environmentswith various tasks, responsibilities, or people.

f. Planning and Organizing: Ability to establish aneffective course of action for self and/or others inorder to accomplish a specific goal, make assign-ments of personnel and appropriate use of re-sources; ability to allocate appropriate amounts of

time to activities and maintain awareness of interre-*lations of activities.

g. Problem Analysis and Decision Making: Ability toidentify issues, secure relevant information from avariety of sources; ability to develop alternative andcreative solutions to problems and to reach logicaldecisions.

2. Application Review. A regional screening boardreviews applications.

3. Interviews. A regional review committee con-ducts interviews.

4. Final Selections. The recruiting field divisiongeneral manager/postmaster will make the final se-lections.

E. Posting

Offices should post the announcement on page28 on bulletin boards and other appropriate loca-tions to publicize the program. Personnel officesshould duplicate this article as necessary for inter-ested individuals.

—Training and Development Dept., 1-17-91

All Postmasters or Unit Managers

Rate Change ImplementingInstructions: Mechanical Scales

These instructions apply to all retail units (in-cluding contract postal units) using mechanicalscales to accept mailpieces. Because of the com-plexity of the 1991 rate change and the productiontime required to produce them, scale charts will notbe available by the rate change implementationdate. Therefore, postmasters or unit managers ofall locations using mechanical scales for acceptingmail must take the following steps:

1. Obtain enough copies of the Special Postal Bul-letin (PB), to be published January 24, containingthe new rate schedules to provide one copy to eachperson with retail acceptance responsibility.

2. Obtain and display the new domestic andinternational rate charts at each retail window posi-tion.

3. Use weighing scales for weighing only. Thenrefer to the PB or rate chart for the correct rate.

4. Contact your division or management section-al center rate implementation coordinator, throughofficial channels, to obtain any locally prepared ma-terials.

New scale rate charts are expected to arrive notmore than 4 weeks after rate implementation.

—Delivery, Distribution, andTransportation Dept., 1-17-91

As part of the communications process to advisethe public about new postage rates and fees, a bro-chure has been developed for delivery before Feb-ruary 1 to every household in the country.

The brochure contains a statement from thePostmaster General underscoring the USPS servicecommitment to the American public. It also con-tains information about the new nondenomination-al convenience stamps, the First-Class rate FlowerStamp, and the make-up stamp, along with anumber of other customer conveniences includingStamps by Mail.

Division general managers/postmasters, andmanagement sectional center, bulk mail center,and transportation management service centermanagers have been alerted to the need to havethis brochure delivered not earlier than January 29and not later than February 1.

—Communications Department, 1-17-91

Treasury Department ChecksSocial Security benefit checks normally delivered

on the third of the month are scheduled for deliv-ery on Friday, February 1, 1991. The envelopes willbear the legend:

Postmaster: Requested delivery dateis the first day of themonth.

—Delivery, Distribution, andTransportation Dept., 1-17-91


POSTAGE STAMPS AND STATIONERY ITEMS FOR RATE CHANGE

Rate Change Instructions

These instructions pertain to the availability ofstamps and postal stationery for postage ratechanges that should become effective in early Feb-ruary 1991. Postmasters must ensure that all salesoutlets have a supply of the new First-Class ratepostage stamp (nondenominated Flower stamp)and stamped paper items by the effective date.

For quick reference, the item numbers for thenondenominated stamp issues are listed below:

Description

Make-Up Rate pane of 100

First Class RateFlower panes of 100Flower booklet of 10Flower booklet of 20Flower coils of 100Flower coils of 500Flower coils of 3000Penalty Mail Nondenominat-

ed coils of 100.ATM Nondenominated Flag

of 12 stamps.Denominated Star Envelope

Regular Banded #10Regular Banded #6%Regular #10Regular #6%Window #10Window #6%

Denominated Flag PostalCard

CutBandedSheetReply

ItemNo.

1097

1099660466067792779377947706

5537

213026202131262121322622

2222229222722282

Source of Reordering

SDO/RAPD.

SDO/RAPD.SDO/RAPD.SDO/BEP.SDP/RAPDSDO/RAPDSDO/RAPDBEP.

SDO/RAPD.

USSEAUSSEA.USSEAUSSEAUSSEAUSSEA

GPOGPOGPOGPO

Nondenominated Flower Regular Postage Stamps

A nondenominated Flower postage stamp (de-nomination to be announced in the Special PostalBulletin dated 1-24-91) goes on sale January 22,1991, in Washington, DC. The stamp features alarge red tulip (see page 4). The stamps were print-ed without denomination because of the uncertain-ty of what the new rates would be and the produc-tion and distribution lead time required to imple-ment the proposed postage rate change. Thestamps are being placed on sale several days in ad-vance of the rate change in order to afford postalcustomers maximum convenience. As in the past,this nondenominated stamp can only be used for mailgoing to addresses in the United States.

The nondenominated Flower stamp is the sixthin a series that used the letters A through D and Efor Earth in conjunction with the postage rate

changes from 1977 through 1988. Refer to page 9for denominations of previously issued nondeno-minated stamps.

Do not sell before January 23, 1991

Issued in panes of 100 (printed by the U.S. Bank NoteCompany); coils of 100, 500, 3000 (printed by the Bureau ofEngraving and Printing (BEP)); booklets of 10 (printed byBEP and KCS, Inc.); booklets of 20 (printed by BEP).

A future issue will include collector information.

Supply. Shipping of Flower stamps began on Jan-uary 2, 1991. Sheets, booklets of 20 stamps, andcoils of 100 stamps are being shipped directly tothose stamp distribution offices (SDOs) surveyedin July 1990. Coils of 500 and 3000 and booklets of10 stamps will be shipped directly to regional ac-countable paper depositories (RAPDs).

As part of the July 1990 survey, CAG A-L postoffices were to partially complete and submit Form17-A, Accountable Items Requisition From Stamp Distri-bution Office, to their SDOs for the quantity of non-denominated stamps needed to implement a ratechange. The SDOs were to retain those Forms 17-A and process them upon receipt of the stock. Ifany SDO has not shipped the stamps to associateoffices, or RAPDs to SDOS, they must ship themimmediately.

Additional limited supplies of Flower stamps inbooks of 20 stamps and coils of 100 are availablefrom BEP. CAG A-G post offices requiring addi-tional bulk quantities may submit their Forms3356, Stamp Requisition—Bulk Quantities, to BEP.Requisition quantities must be in the standard or-dering multiples. Other offices should requisitionadditional booklets of 20 stamps and coils of 100 asneeded from their designated SDOs. SDOs requiringadditional sheets and booklets of 10 stamps should requisi-tion them from their RAPDs. All other postmastersshould requisition sheets and booklets of 10stamps from their SDOs. Additional supplies ofcoils of 500 and 3,000 stamps are not available.Refer to item numbers listed above.

Nondenominated Make-Up Rate Sheet Stamp

A nondenominated Make-Up Rate regular stamp(difference between the 25-cent and the First-Classletter rate to be announced in the Special Postal Bul-letin dated 1-24-91) goes on sale January 22, 1991,in Washington, DC. In addition to the nondeno-minated Flower issue, the Postal Service, for thefirst time, is issuing a nondenominated Make-UpRate stamp (see page 4) for use with First-Classrate stamps to meet the new letter rate. The Make-Up Rate is not restricted to upgrading the 25-cent stamp.


POSTAGE STAMPS AND STATIONERY ITEMS FOR RATE CHANGE—Continued

When the value of the mark-up is determined, that valuecan be applied to any additional stamps to meet a particularrate. The total design of the stamp includes thewords: This U.S. stamp, along with 25-cent of addi-tional U.S. postage, is equivalent to the 'F' stamprate.


Issued in panes of 100 (printed by American Bank NoteCompany).

A future issue will include collector information.

Supply. Shipping of Make-Up Rate stamps com-menced on January 2, 1991, along with the non-denominated Flower stamp. Like the Flowerstamps, shipments of the Make-Up Rate stamps arebeing made directly to those SDOs surveyed in July1990.

SDOs requiring additional sheets of the Make-Up Ratestamps should requisition them from their RAPDs usingItem 1097. Submit requisitions in the following or-dering quantities: 50,000, 100,000, 150,000,200,000, 250,000, and multiples of 250,000stamps. All other offices requiring additional stockof the Make-Up Rate stamp should submit requisi-tions to their SDOs.

Denominated Coils for First-Class Make-Up Rate

Shipments of the denominated coils of 500 and3,000 stamps are being made directly to thoseSDOs surveyed in July 1990. Shipment shouldbegin on January 17, 1991.

GAG A-G offices requiring additional bulk quan-tities above what was requested from the surveymay submit requisitions, Form 3356, to BEP in thestandard ordering multiple for coils of 500 and3,000. All other offices should requisition addition-al stamps from their designated SDO. Shipments ofadditional Make-Up Rate coils will be made afterthe original surveyed quantities have been shipped.

Denominated Coil/Sheet Stamps for PostcardMake-Up Rate

The postcard make-up rate (difference betweenthe 15-cent postcard rate and the rate tc» be an-nounced in the Special Postal Bulletin dated 1-24-91)was not part of the July 1990 survey. SDOs will befurnished an automatic distribution based on thefollowing:

Quantity

of the surveyed sheet make-up letterrate quantity

50% of the surveyed coil of 500 make-upletter rate quantity

100% of the surveyed coil of 3,000 make-up letter rate quantity

These percentages were based on the quantitiesof 1-cent and 3-cent make-up stamps used duringthe 1988 rate change. All other post offices must submitseparate Forms 17-A for each item to their SDOs for thequantities required of the postcard make-up rate.SDOs requiring additional quantities must immedi-ately submit Form 3356 to BEP. Quantities must bein the standard ordering multiples. The additionalquantities will be shipped once the automatic dis-tribution has been completed. Shipment of the de-nominated make-up coils from BEP should beginon January 18.

Denominated Stamped Envelope

The Star embossed stamped envelope goes onsale January 24, 1991, in Washington, DC. (De-nomination to be announced in the Special PostalBulletin dated 1-24-91). This envelope will be avail-able in sizes 6% and 10, regular and window.

Note: Effective with the rate change, window envelopes(except nonprofit) may now be sold in less than full box lots.Full box lot quantities of window envelopes are to be sold atthe rates specified in the Special Postal Bulletin, dated 1-24-91, and handled in accordance with current discountprocedures for sale of regular stamped envelopes.


Supply. Shipments are being made directly tothose SDOs surveyed in October 1990. The firstshipment began on January 15, 1991, starting withthe west coast and was completed by February 1.The second shipment begins on February 4 forcompletion by February 22, 1991.

An automatic distribution of both sizes, regularand window envelopes, will also be made to postoffices with authorized philatelic centers. Thisshipment should begin on January 11 and be com-pleted by January 15.

GAG A-G post offices requiring additional bulkquantities of this envelope must submit Form 3205,Requisition for Plain Stamped Envelopes, to theStamped Envelope Agency, Williamsburg, PA.Limit initial requisitions to an 8-week supply.Orders for additional envelopes will be shippedafter the philatelic automatic shipment and sur-veyed quantities have been completed. Requisi-tions for additional stock will be filled as fast asmanufacturing and distribution permit. No expe-dites will be made until regular cycle shipments areresumed.



Self-Service Postal Centers. The denominated Star6% stamped envelope, Item 2620, and the size 10stamped envelope, Item 2130, are banded in unitsof five envelopes. Shipments of banded envelopesbegins after February 22, 1991.

Printed Stamped Envelopes. This envelope is alsoavailable with a printed return address for custom-ers. When placing orders, customers should indi-cate the new item number, size, denomination, andprice on the sample Form 3203, Printed Stamped En-velopes Order, to be printed in the Special Bulletindated 1-24-91. A price list for printed envelopeswill also appear in the Special Bulletin.

Postmasters should make sufficient copies of thesample Form 3203 to use until the new form isavailable. They should mail the Form 3203 with theproper remittance in a preprinted reply envelopeor in a plain envelope addressed to the STAMPEDENVELOPE UNIT, US POSTAL SERVICE, PO BOX 500, WIL-

LIAMSBURG, PA 16693-0500. They must pay by checkor money order. Printed stamped envelopes will befurnished within the usual 4 weeks after placing theorder.

A new Form 3203 will be available as soon aspossible. Availability of other envelopes will be an-nounced in future Postal Bulletins.

Denominated Flag Postal Card

The Denominated Flag single postal card goeson sale January 24, 1991, in Washington, DC. (De-nomination to be announced in the Special PostalBulletin dated 1-24-91.)


Supply. An automatic distribution of the singlecards will be made to post offices with authorizedphilatelic centers. SDOs will receive an automaticdistribution based on the 60-day (8-week) quantitysurveyed and shipped for the 1988 rate change.The postal cards will be shipped to SDOs in fourequal shipments in cartons of 10,000. Starting withthe west coast, shipment begins on January 15, withthe last shipment completed by February 22.

All other postmasters are to immediately submit four sep-arate Forms 17-A to their SDOs. Each requisitionshould represent a 2-week requirement and bemarked across the top as follows: Shipment 1, Ship-ment 2, Shipment 3, and Shipment 4.

Sheet Postal Cards. The initial supply of the Flagsheet postal card is available at RAPDs only.RAPDs will receive the cards in two shipments, withthe last shipment completed by February 15. EachSDO must submit two separate Forms 17-A to itsRAPD. Each requisition should represent a 4-weekrequirement.

All other postmasters requiring the sheet cardsmust immediately submit two separate Forms 17-A

to their SDOs. Each requisition should represent a2-week requirement and be marked across the topas follows: Shipment 1 or Shipment 2. Item num-bers appear in the chart below. All GAG A-G postoffices requiring additional bulk quantities abovethe 8- and 4-week supplies should immediatelysubmit Forms 3216, Requisition for Postal Cards—Bulk Quantities, to the Government Printing Office.Supplemental requisitions will be filled after theautomatic distributions have been completed andshipped as fast as manufacturing and distributionpermit. All other postmasters requiring additionalquantities should requisition them on a separateForm 17-A from their designated SDOs.

Reply Cards. A future Postal Bulletin will announcethe availability of reply cards.

Self-Service Postal Centers. The single postal cards,Item 2292, are banded in units of five cards. Requi-sitions will be filled as fast as manufacturing anddistribution permit.

Denominated Flag—Cut Single, Sheet, and Reply

Type

Regular cut

Regular,sheets.

Reply (to beannouncedin a futureBulletin).

Banded

ItemNo.

2222

2272

2282

2292

Ordering level

2,000, 5,000,10,000, andmultiples of10,000 tomaximum.

Multiples of 10,000...

1,000, 2,000, 5,000,and multiples of5,000 tomaximum.

Multiples of 2,000

Maximumper

requisition

5,000,000

2,500,000

500,000

50,000

Nondenominated Penalty Coil

A Penalty Mail coil postage stamp (denominationto be announced in a future Postal Bulletin) goes onsale January 22, 1991, in Washington, DC. Thisstamp is available in coils of 100 only, implement-ing the rate change, until the regular denominatedPenalty Mail coil stamp becomes available.


Supply. Only SDOs authorized to process PenaltyMail requisitions from government agencies mayorder these stamps. Those offices should immedi-ately submit Forms 3356 to BEP, using Item 7706.They must requisition the standard ordering multi-ples for coils of 100 stamps.

Nondenominated ATM Flag Stamp

The nondenominated ATM Flag stamp (denomi-nation to be announced in a future Postal Bulletin)goes on sale January 22, 1991, in Washington, DC.



These attractive red, white, and blue stamps, de-signed to be sold through bank automatic tellermachines (ATMs), are being issued to continue thetest-marketing with the Seattle First National Bank(Seafirst) previously announced in PB 21762, 5-3-90 (page 3). Twelve die-cut stamps are producedon a backing sheet the size of a dollar bill. Eachstamp is approximately the size of a standard hori-zontal commemorative.


Supply. Sales are restricted to post offices withauthorized philatelic centers, at some authorizedfinancial institutions over the counter, and throughbank ATMs. Offices with authorized philatelic cen-ters will receive an automatic distribution of 1,000sheetlets per philatelic center. The sheetlets will beshipped to SDOs in two equal shipments. Shipmentbegan on January 2, 1991, and will be completed byJanuary 31, 1991.

RAPDs will receive limited quantities of thisstamp for filling supplemental orders. SDOs withauthorized philatelic centers requiring additionalstamps may order them from their RAPDs, usingseparate Forms 17-A, in multiples of 500 sheetlets.

Exchange of Stamps andStationary Items Bearing Old

RatesEnvelopes and Cards Bearing Stamps at

the Old Rates. Customers may revalue enve-lopes or cards prepaid at the old rates byaffixing postage or meter stamps sufficientto cover the postage at the appropriate newrate.

Exchange of Stamps and Stamped Paper.Available quantities of new denominationpostage stamps and postal cards are limited.Therefore, it is essential that postmastersencourage customers to affix adhesivestamps or use meter impressions, ratherthan exchange stamped paper for items ofthe new denominations. Generally, theyshould follow the provisions of Domestic MailManual 147. Stamps may not be exchangedfor cash. Destroy all exchanged stock. TheSpecial Postal Bulletin dated January 24, 1991,will outline additional details.

-Philatelic and Retail Services Dept., 1-17-91


IMM, Pub. 273 Revisions

EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL SERVICE—PERU AND SUDANPeru

Effective January 14, 1991, On Demand andCustom Designed Service is available to Peru. Thebasic features of Express Mail International Service(EMS) to Peru follow.

Services Available: On Demand, Custom DesignedService.

Note: In Peru, Express Mail Service is calledEMS.

Weight and Size Limits: Maximum weight—44pounds (20 kilograms), maximum length—36inches (900 millimeters), maximum combinedlength and girth—79 inches (2 meters).

Areas Served: Lima and Callao.Delivery: In general, EMS items will be delivered

within 24 hours of their receipt by the foreign ex-change office from Monday through Friday from 8a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12noon. There are no deliveries on Sundays and na-tional holidays.

No Service Guarantee: Postal employees must tellcustomers that there is no service guarantee on anyEMS item.

Country Code: PENumerical Data Entry Code: 123Air Stop Code: LIM (Lima)City Code: LIM (Lima)Custom Designed Initial Shipment Date: The initial

shipment date (Item 3 of Form 5637, Express MailCorporate Account/Express Mail Service Leg) forCustom Designed Service agreements should be 17days after the date one copy of the agreement issent to:

GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF POSTSINTERNATIONAL DIVISIONLIMA 1PERU

Acceptable Items: All items admissible in interna-tional mail to Peru, including correspondence andbusiness papers, merchandise samples, and mer-chandise are accepted in EMS. See the CountryConditions of Mailing for Peru in the InternationalMail Manual (IMM) for specific prohibitions andrestrictions.

Customs Declarations for Acceptable Items

Items

Correspondence and busi-ness papers.

Merchandise samples with-out commercial valueand not subject to cus-toms duty.

Merchandise and all arti-cles subject to customsduty.

Customs forms/requiredendorsements

Form 2976, Customs-Douane Cl(green label). Endorse itemclearly as Business Papersnext to mailing label.

Forms 2976, Customs-Douane Cl(green label).

Form 2966-A, Parcel Post CustomsDeclaration—United States ofAmerica. A commercial invoicemust be included in each item.

Prohibited Items: Coins; banknotes; currency notes (papermoney); securities of any kind payable to bearer; traveler'schecks; platinum, gold, and silver (manufactured or not); pre-cious stones; jewelry; and other valuable articles are prohibitedin EMS shipments to Peru.

Rates—Rate Group 2

Pounds (up to and including)

1/212345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728.....29303132333435363738394041424344

Ondemand

$10 7521 0025 50300034 50390043 50480052 5057 0061 50660070 50750079 5084 0088 5093 0097 50102 00106 50111 00115 50120 00124 50129.00133 5013800142 5014700151 5015600160 50165.00169.50174.00178.50183.00187.50192.00196.50201.00205.50210.00214.50

Customdesigned

$2600290033 50380042 5047 0051 5056006050650069 5074 0078 5083 0087 5092 0096 50101 00105 5011000114 5011900123 5012800132 5013700141 5014600150 50155 0015950164 00168 5017300177 50182.00186.50191.00195.50200.00204.50209.00213.50218.00222.50

Sudan

Effective January 14, 1991, On Demand andCustom Designed Service is available to Sudan.The basic features of Express Mail InternationalService (EMS) to Sudan follow.

Services Available: On Demand, Custom DesignedService.

Note: In Sudan, Express Mail Services is calledEMS.

Weight and Size Limits: maximum weight—44pounds (20 kilograms), maximum length—36


EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL SERVICE—PERU AND SUDAN—Continuedinches (900 millimeters), maximum combinedlength and girth—79 inches (2 meters).

Areas Served: Khartoum, Omdurman, Port Sudan,and Elobied.

Delivery: In general, EMS items will be deliveredwithin 24 hours of their receipt by the foreign ex-change office from Monday through Thursdayfrom 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturday and Sundayfrom 8 a.m. to 12 noon. There are no deliveries onFridays and national holidays.

No Service Guarantee: Postal employees must tellcustomers that there is no service guarantee on anyEMS item.

Country Code: SDNumerical Data Entry Code: 124Air Stop Code: KRT (Khartoum)City Code: KRT (Khartoum)

Custom Designed Initial Shipment Date: The initialshipment date (Item 3 of Form 5637, Express MailCorporate Account/Express Mail Service Leg) forCustom Designed Service agreements should be 17days after the date one copy of the agreement issent to:

POSTS AND TELE-ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EMSGENERAL CORPORATION OF

GRAPHSKHARTOUMSUDAN

Acceptable Items: All items admissible in interna-tional mail to Sudan, including correspondenceand business papers, merchandise samples, andmerchandise are accepted in EMS. See the CountryConditions of Mailing for Sudan in the InternationalMail Manual (IMM) for specific prohibitions andrestrictions.

Customs Declarations for Acceptable Items

Items

Correspondence, businesspapers, computer data,and advertising material.

Merchandise samples with-out commercial valueand not subject to cus-toms duty.

Merchandise and all arti-cles subject to customsduty.

Customs forms/requiredendorsements

Form 2976, Customs-Douane Cl(green label). Endorse itemclearly as Business Papersnext to mailing label.

Form 2976, Customs-Douane Cl(green label).

Form 2966-A, Parcel Post CustomsDeclaration—United States ofAmerica.

Prohibited Items: Coins; banknotes; currency notes (papermoney); securities of any kind payable to bearer; traveler'schecks; platinum, gold, and silver (manufactured or not); pre-cious stones; jewelry; and other valuable articles are prohibitedin EMS shipments to Sudan.

Rates—Rate Group 4

Pounds (up to and including)

1/212345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334...35363738394041424344

Ondemand

$10.7521.0028.0035.0042.0049.0056.0063.0070.0077.0084.0091.0098.00105.00112.00119.00126.00133.00140.00147.00154.00161.00168.00175.00182.00189.00196.00203.00210.00217.00224.00231.00238.00245.00252.00259.00266.00273.00280.00287.00294.00301.00308.00315.00322.00

Customdesigned

$26.0029.0036.0043.0050.0057.0064.0071.0078.0085.0092.0099.00106.00113.00120.00127.00134.00141.00148.00155.00162.00169.00176.00183.00190.00197.00204.00211.00218.00225.00232.00239.00246.00253.00260.00267.00274.00281.00288.00295.00302.00309.00316.00323.00330.00

Issue 9 of the International Mail Manual and Publi-cation 273, Express Mail International Service Guide,will include these revisions.

—Marketing Dept., 1-17-90

Reckless driving never determines who's right. . .

only who's left


Conditions Applied to Mail Addressed to Military Post Offices Overseas

APO/FPO

0900109002090030900409005090060900709008090090901009011090120£">13090140901509016090170901809019090200902109022090230902409025090260902709028090290903009031090320903309034090350903609037090380903909040090410904209043090440904509046090470904809049090500905109052090530905409055090560905709058090590906009061090620906309064090650906609067090680906909070

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVEB-C-F-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB1-C-F1B-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVEB-C-F-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-DNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UA-B1-FNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNONENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-U3B-C-U3B-C-D-UA-B1-FB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB1B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-L-UB-C-DNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-U

APO/FPO

09071090720907309074090750907609077090780907909080090810908209083090840908509086090870908809089090900909109092090930909409095090960909709098090990910009101091020910309104091050910609107091080910909110091110911209113091140911509116091170911809119091200912109122091230912409125091260912709128091290913009131091320913309134091350913609137091380913909140

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-U3B-C-D-UB-C-DB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-U3B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB1NOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-DB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-DB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-B1-FA-B1-F-PNOT ACTIVEB-C-U3NONEB-C-DB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-C-DB-C-U3B-C-D-UB-C-U3B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UA-B1-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-DB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-DB-C-D-U

APO/FPO

09141091420914309144091450914609147091480914909150091510915209153091540915509156091570915809159091600916109162091630916409165091660916709168091690917009171091720917309174091750917609177091780917909180091810918209183091840918509186091870918809189091900919109192091930919409195091960919709198091990920109202092030920409205092060920709208092090921009211

See Restrictions

B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB1-C-F1B-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-E2-E3-F-F1-I-N-R-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-C-U3B-E2-F-H1-R-U1BB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-DNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-F1B-C-D-UB-C-F-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-F-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-N-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-U3B-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB1B-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-C-U3NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-U3NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-U3B-C-D-U

APO/FPO

09212092130921409215092160921709218092190922009221092220922309224092250922609227092280922909230092310923209233092340923509236092370923809239092400924109242092430924409245092460924709248092490925009251092520925309254092550925609257092580925909260092610926209263092640926509266092670926809269092700927109272092730927409275092760927709278092790928009281

See Restrictions

B-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B1-C-F1B-C-D-UB-C-F-UNOT ACTIVEA-B1A-B1-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE.B-C-F-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-U3NOT ACTIVEB-C-U3NOT ACTIVEB-C-F-UB-C-U3NOT ACTIVEB-C-U3NOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UA-B1A-B1-FA-B1A-B1A-B1-FB-C-DB-C-DNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE•NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-U


Conditions Applied to Mail Addressed to Military Post Offices Overseas (continued)

APO/FPO

09282092830928409285092860928709288092890929009291092920929309294092950929609297092980929909301093020930309304093050930609307093080930909310093110931209313093140931509316093170931809319.09320093210932209323

'093240932509326093270932809329093300933109332093330933409335093360933709338093390934009341093420934309344093450934609347093480934909350093510935209353

See Restrictions

BB-UB-F-I-N-UB-UB-UB-C-D-L-F1-UNOT ACTIVEA-B1-FNOT ACTIVEA-B1B1-F1B-C-F-F1-UA-B1-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT-ACTIVENOT-ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-B1-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-U

APO/FPO

0935409355093560935709358093590936009361093620936309364093650936609367093680936909370093710937209373093740937509376093770937809379093800938109382093830938409385093860938709388093890939009391093920939309394093950939609397093980939909401094020940309404094050940609407094080940909410094110941209413094140941509416094170941809419094200942109422094230942409425

See Restrictions

B-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-I-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-U3A-B1-FA-B1-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

0942609427094280942909430094310943209433094340943509436094370943809439094400944109442094430944409445094460944709448094490945009451094520945309454094550945609457094580945909460094610946209463094640946509466094670946809469094700947109472094730947409475094760947709478094790948009481094820948309484094850948609487094880948909490094910949209493094940949509496

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-F-F1-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

0949709498094990950109502095030950409505095060950709508095090951009511095120951309514095150951609517095180951909520095210952209523095240952509526095270952809529095300953109532095330953409535095360953709538095390954009541095420954309544095450954609547095480954909550095510955209553095540955509556095570955809559095600956109562095630956409565095660956709568

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONEB-E2^F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NONE0NONENONENONEB-CB-C-U3B-C-U3NONENONEB-C-U3B-C-U3B-C-U3NONEB-C-U3B-C-U3B-C-F-UB-C-F-UB-C-F-UB-C-F-UB-C-F-UNOT ACTIVENONEAA-B1NONEA-B-C-F-MNONENONEB-C-F-UNONENONENONEB-C-F-UNONEUUUNOT ACTIVENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONEB-CB-C-F-UB-C-F-UNONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONE



APO/FPO

0956909570095710957209573095740957509576095770957809579095800958109582095830958409585095860958709588095890959009591095920959309594095950959609597095980959909601096020960309604096050960609607096080960909610096110961209613096140961509616096170961809619096200962109622096230962409625096260962709628096290963009631096320963309634096350963609637096380963909640

See Restrictions

NONENONECCNONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-E3-F-F1-I-N-R-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-C-DB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

0964109642096430964409645096460964709648096490965009651096520965309654096550965609657096580965909660096610966209663096640966509666096670966809669096700967109672096730967409675096760967709678096790968009681096820968309684096850968609687096880968909690096910969209693096940969509696096970969809699097010970209703097040970509706097070970809709097100971109712

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVEB-C-U3B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NONEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-N-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UBNB-C-D-UB-C-F-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-CCA-B1-UF-NB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B1-U1B-N-UB1-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1A-B1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-DA-B1B-C-F-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

4NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-C-D-U

APO/FPO

0971309714097150971609717097180971909720097210972209723097240972509726097270972809729097300973109732097330973409735097360973709738097390974009741097420974309744097450974609747097480974909750097510975209753097540975509756097570975809759097600976109762097630976409765097660976709768097690977009771097720977309774097750977609777097780977909780097810978209783

See Restrictions

NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-U3B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

"B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1A-B-C-EB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1

APO/FPO

0978409785097860978709788097890979009791097920979309794097950979609797097980979909801098020980309804098050980609807098080980909810098110981209813098140981509816098170981809819098200982109822098230982409825098260982709828098290983009831098320983309834098350983609837098380983909840098410984209843098440984509846098470984809849098500985109852098530985409855

See Restrictions

B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-F-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-C-D-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1



APO/FPO

0985609857098580985909860098610986209863098640986509866098670986809869098700987109872098730987409875098760987709878098790988009881098820988309884098850988609887098880988909890098910989209893098940989509896098970989809899099010990209903099040990509906099070990809909099100991109912099130991409915099160991709918099190992009921099220992309924099250992609927

See Restrictions

B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-N-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-N-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-C-D-UB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-B-FB-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1B-E2-F-H1-R-U1NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

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APO/FPO

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVEA-BA-B-H-M-UB-M-WA-B-H-I-M-N-UA-BA-BA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-L-M-WA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-M-WNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-M-WNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

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APO/FPO

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APO/FPO

9631496315963169631796318963199632096321963229632396324963259632696327963289632996330963319633296333963349633596336963379633896339963409634196342963439634496345963469634796348963499635096351963529635396354963559635696357963589635996360963619636296363963649636596366963679636896369963709637196372963739637496375963769637796378963799638096381963829638396384

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APO/FPO

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-B-H-M-UA-B-H-M-UNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-F-K-LNOT ACTIVEB-F-K-LNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

• NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-F-KB-F-KNOT ACTIVEPNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-BNOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

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APO/FPO

9652996530965319653296533965349653596536965379653896539965409654196542965439654496545965469654796548965499655096551965529655396554

. 9655596556

- 9655796558965599656096561965629656396564965659656696567965689656995570965719657296573965749657596576965779657896579965809658196582965839658496585965869658796588965899659096591965929659396594965959659696597

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-F-MNONEB-F-MNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-BA-BNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENONE0NONENONEB-E2-F-H1-R-U1NONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVEB3NONENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVE83NOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENONENONENONENONEB-F-KB-F-KB-F-KNOT ACTIVEB-F-KFB-F-KNOT ACTIVEB-F-KFNONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONE

APO/FPO

966689666996670966719667296673966749667596676966779667896679966809668196682966839668496685966869668796688966899669096691966929669396694966959669696697966989669998701987029870398704987059870698707987089870998710987119871298713987149871598716987179871898719987209872198722987239872498725987269872798728987299873098731987329873398734987359873698737

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NONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONENONEA-B-H-H1NONENONENONENONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENONEB-H-MNONENONENONENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEA-FNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVE

APO/FPO

987389873998740987419874298743987449874598746987479874898749987509875198752987539875498755987569875798758987599876098761987629876398764987659876698767987689876998770987719877298773987749877598776987779877898779987809878198782987839878498785987869878798788987899879098791987929879398794987959879698797987989879900000000000000000000

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NOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVEB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WA-BB-M-WNOT ACTIVEB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WNONEB-M-WNOT ACTIVENONEB-M-WB-M-WB-M-WNOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVENONENONE

NOT ACTIVENONENOT ACTIVE



RESTRICTIONS

LEGEND

Form 2966-A, Parcel Post Customs Declaration-UnitedStates of America (one part customsdeclaration)

Form 2966-B, Parcel Post Customs Declaration andDispatch Note (three part customs declaration)

AAFES = Army and Air Force Exchange ServiceAPO = Army/Air Force Post OfficeBox R = Retired military personnelFPO = Fleet Post OfficeDMM = Domestic Mail ManualMOM = Military Ordinary MailMPO = Military Post OfficePAL = Parcel AirliftPSC = Postal Service CenterSAM = Space Available MailUSDA = United States Department of Agriculture

Note: Mail order catalogs are prohibited as SAM or PAL mail.

A. Securities, currency, or precious metals in their raw,unmanufactured state are prohibited. Official shipments areexempt from this restriction.

B. Form 2966-A is required. Prepaid mail from a contractoraddressed to a military organization for official use need not beara customs declaration, but must be endorsed "Contents ForOfficial Use-Exempt from Customs Requirement." Official mailfrom government agencies does not require a customs declara-tion or an exemption endorsement.

B1. Form 2966-B is required. Articles are liable for customsduty and/or purchase tax unless they are bona fide gifts intendedfor use by military personnel or their dependents. When thecontents of a parcel meet these requirements, the mailer mustendorse the customs form, "Certified to be a bona fide gift,personal effects, or items for personal use of military personneland dependents," under the heading, Description of Contents.

B2. Form 2966-A is required except on official mail, whichdoes not require customs declaration or exemption endorsement.The AAFES will furnish a computer listing of all items mailedfrom its activities to Philippine APOs. Other major order com-panies must either use Form 2966-A on each item or providecomputer lists. Computer listings must include a description ofthe items, the dollar value of the items, a complete addressincluding the PSC box number and APO of the addressee, thedate of mailing, the insurance or registry number, if applicable,and the serial number of any item over $25 in value and anyelectrical item with a plug over $15 in value.

B3. Form 2966-A is required for mailing between MPOs.Prepaid mail from contractors addressed to a military organiza-tion for official use need not bear customs declaration, but mustbe endorsed,""Contents for Official Use-Exempt from CustomsRequirement." Official mail from government agencies does notrequire customs declaration or exemption endorsement.

C. Cigarettes and other tobacco products are prohibited.D. Coffee is prohibited.E1. Medicines or vaccines not conforming to French laws are

prohibited.E2. Any matter containing religious materials contrary to

Islamic faith or depicting nude or seminude persons, porno-graphic or sexual items, or nonauthorized political materials areprohibited.

E3. Radio transceivers or cordless telephones are prohibited.F. Firearms of any type are prohibited in all classes of mail.

See definition of firearms in DMM 124.5. This restriction doesnot apply to firearms mailed to or by official U.S. government

agencies.F1. Privately owned weapons addressed to an individual are

prohibited in any class of mail.F2. Importation of firearms is restricted to one shotgun and

one single shot .22 caliber rifle per individual.G. Only First-Class letters, second- and third-class mail is

authorized.H. Meats, including preserved meats, whether hermetically

sealed or not, are prohibited.H1. Pork and/or pork by-products are prohibited.I. Mail of all classes may not exceed the following dimensions:

Length42" 72" length and girth combined.over 42" to 44" 24" girthover 44" to 46" 20" girthover 46" to 48" 16" girthMaximum length 48"

II. This restriction does not apply to registered mail.12. This restriction does not apply to official government mail

marked MOM.K. Mail which includes in the address the words, "Dependent

Mail Section," may consist only of letter mail, newspapers,magazines and books. No parcel of any class containing anyother matter may be mailed to the Dependent Mail Section. Thisrestriction does not apply if the address does not-include thewords "Dependent Mail Section."

L. All official mail is prohibited.M. Fruits, animals, and living plants are prohibited.N. Registered mail is prohibited.0. Personal mail addressed to vessels using this number is

limited to unregistered First-Class Mail and certified mail. Otherclasses of mail are prohibited.

P. APO is used for the receipt and dispatch of official mailonly.

Q. Mail may not exceed 66 pounds, and size is limited to 42inches maximum length and 72 inches maximum length and girthcombined.

R. All alcoholic beverages, including those mailable underDMM part 124.42 are prohibited.

T. Mailings of case lots of food and supplemental householdshipments must be approved by the sendesis parent agency priorto mailing.

U. Parcels must weigh less than 16 ounces when addressedto Box R. This restriction does not apply to mail endorsed "FreeMatter for the Blind or Handicapped."

U1. Mail is limited to First-Class Mail weighing 12 ounces orless when addressed to Box R. This restriction does not apply tomail endorsed "Free Matter for the Blind or Handicapped." Videotapes are prohibited when addressed to Box R regardless ofweight.

U2. Mail is limited to First-Class letters only when addressedto Box R.

U3. Mail is limited to First-Class correspondence (includingvoice and video cassettes), newspapers, magazines, photo-graphs, not exceeding 16 ounces, when addressed to Box R.

W. Meat products, such as dried beef, salami, and sausagemay be mailed, provided they remain in their original, hermeti-cally sealed packages and bear USDA certification. Other meats,bones, skin, hair, feathers, horns or hoofs of hoofed animals,wool samples, tobacco leaves, including chewing and pipe to-bacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes, or obscene material, includ-ing obscene drawings, photographs, films, and carvings areprohibited. Exception: 200 grams of tobacco per parcel arepermitted duty free.

X. Personal mail is limited to First-Class Mail (to includeaudio cassettes and voice tapes) weighing 11 ounces orless. This limitation does not apply to official mail.


MISSING CANADIAN MONEY ORDER FORMS-DO NOT CASH

To be posted and used by retail window employees. As directed, destroy previous notices. Any in ter im notices shouldbe destroyed when the numbers listed appear in the Postal Bulletin. The new money order serial numbers consist of thefirst nine digits. The 10th digit is a check, digit only. Destroy PB 21780 listing. In addit ion to this l ist ing, do not cash:(1) all card type orders, and (2) new style money orders 000.000.001 to 564.000.000. Advise holders to send invalidmoney orders to Canada Post Corporation. Ottawa. Canada K1A OBI.

564,299,834 to300,000

564,319,659 to 9,700565,045,232 to 5,245565,145,850 to 5,875565,868,534 to 8,549567,078,033 to 8,100567,422,270 to 2,600568,505,097 to 5,100568,574,080 to 4,099569,537,631 to 8,000569,791,703 to 1,730569,793,491 to 3,510569,915,309 to 5,320570,275,601 to 5,700571,065,984 to 6,600571,106,886 to 7,200571,123,771 to 3,900572,226,617 to 6,700572,380,203 to 0,258573,666,236 to 6,294574,217,901 to 7,925574,415,253 to 5,300574,526,901 to 7,000574,810,201 to 1,200574,982,801 to 3,500575,913,145 to 3,200575,977,151 to 7,200576,674,701 to 4,800577,385,856 to 6,100577,907,201 to 7,800578,365,863 to 5,900578,649,083 to 9,100578,988,972 to 9,400579,017,876 to 7,900579,052,035 to 2,057579,541,273 to 1,300579,877,101 to 7,200580,207,301 to 7,770580,335,207 to 5,300580,337,901 to 8,000580,562,401 to 2,500580,899,103 to 9,200581,171,918 to 2,400581,341,293 to 1,400

581,986,501 to 6,600584,314,756 to 5,000584,834,505 to 4,600584,862,862 to 3,900584,947,247 to 7,300584,963,232 to 3,300585,948,403 to 9,000586,432,013 to 2,500586,543,860 to 3,900586,830,748 to 0,800589,005,217 to 5,300589,876,801 to 6,900590,230,567 to 0,600590,242,301 to 2,400590,973,597 to 4,000591,138,501 to 8,600591,724,456 to 4,500591,778,901 to 9,000591,860,001 to 0,100591,948,198 to 8,216592,371,801 to 2,100593,389,186 to 9,200594,538,411 to 8,500594,724,301 to 4,900594,768,672 to 8,700594,952,701 to 3,400596,073,100 to 3,500596,308,901 to 9,100597,044,346 to 4,400597,253,460 to 3,500598,659,921 to

660,100599,664.001 to 5,700600,349,301 to 9,400600,439,001 to 9,100600,493,650 to 3,700600,526,018 to 6,400601,042,674 to 2,700601,652,701 to 3,300602,528,606 to 9,000603,708,901 to 9,200603,780,401 to 0,500603,780,701 to 0,800603,780,942 to 1,000604,020,801 to 0,900

Check for altered dollar amounts

604,083,174 to 3,700604,122,517 to 2,900604,181,801 to 2,100604,799,901 to

800,800605,367,722 to 8,200605,721,494 to

1,500607,183,001 to 3,300607,273,964 to 4,500607,586,501 to 6,600607,673,301 to 4,500607,591,119 to 1,200607,842,343 to 2,500607,930,501 to 1,000608,011,756 to 1,200608,288,084 to 8,100608,678,701 to 9,100608,722,023 to 2,200609,084,101 to 5,100609,394,901 to 5,000611,216,001 to 7,100611,338,466 to 8,700611,345,254 to 5,300611,387,101 to 7,200611,874,375 to 4,400611,891,801 to 2,400611,930,472 to 0,500612,182,901 to 3,700612,185,601 to 6,100612,512,359 to 2,700612,472,501 to 3,100613,359,706 to 9,732613,364,701 to 5,100613,856,401 to 6,600614,608143 to 8,152614,442,385 to 2,400614,487,801 to 7,900615,753,401 to 3,600616,042,700 to 3,300616,192,014 to 2,100616,320,501 to 1,200616,339,601 to 9,700617,008,801 to

009,000

by holding money orders

617,127,319 to 8,100617,478,723 to 8,800617,582,829 to 2,900617,739,158 to 9,200618,333,401 to 4,100618,625,824 to 5,900619,215,945 to 6,000619,225,550 to 5,600619,226,975 to 6,999619,326,641 to 7,000619,357,588 to 7,600619,580,012 to 0,100619,765,826 to

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to the light.

ZIP Code Speeds and Simplifies Mail Handling.

ZIP Code your mail.


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Closing Date: March 30, 1991

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INVALID EXPRESS MAIL CORPORATE ACCOUNT NUMBERSTo be posted and used by retail/acceptance clerks. This supersedes all previous notices. Destroy PB 21780 listing.

Retail/acceptance clerks must not accept Express Mail shipments bearing any of the invalid numbers (listed below) in the"customer number" or "agreement number" section of the label or form.

Note: The first 6 digits of a 9-digit Custom Designed Service and Next Day Pickup Service Agreement make up theCorporate Account Number.

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