WASHINGTON - Sen. Jon Tester says the lawmakers who oversee the budget of the post office will block a proposal to reduce mail deliveries to five days a week.
The Montana Democrat said eliminating Saturday deliveries would be a hardship on people living in rural areas without producing major savings for the Postal Service.
The post office has proposed the change as one of several steps to reduce its expected $7 billion loss this year.
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The Montana Democrat said eliminating Saturday deliveries would be a hardship on people living in rural areas without producing major savings for the Postal Service.
The post office has proposed the change as one of several steps to reduce its expected $7 billion loss this year.
Read the full piece here.
