Washington Post--Reaching the minimum retirement age - and not declining mail volume, sinking profits or an uncooperative Congress - triggered John E. "Jack" Potter's retirement as postmaster general after nine years, he said Tuesday while voicing support for his chosen successor, Deputy Postmaster General Patrick R. Donahoe. Read more!
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