Maynard Benjamin

Envelope Manufacturers Association

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President of the Envelope Manufacturers Association, based in Alexandria, Virginia; author of several books about the postal service in America, including The History of Envelopes

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Acknowledging that its request is "extraordinary, the US Postal Service has told Congress that " we will be insolvent next month ,” and need to break labor agreements and get out of…

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