Review of Expenditures of the Commission on Postal Service
GGD-78-11
Published: Jan 10, 1978. Publicly Released: Jan 10, 1978.
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The Commission on Postal Service was created to identify and study problems facing the United States Postal Service and to recommend actions to resolve those problems. The Commission hired its first employee in November 1976 and terminated its employees in May 1977, a period of about 6 months. At the request of Gaylord Freemen, former Chairman of the Commission, the expenditures of the Commission were examined.
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