...second-class mail would not produce as much revenues as a 5-percent increase in the first-class rates. The temptation to resolve the financial problems of...Commission should be independent of operating management. [S . Rep. No. 91-912, 91st Cong., 2d Sess. 13 (1970)] The Senate also recognized that the elimination...

...the Postal Service, and the innocuous and bumbling Postal Rate Commission and Board of Governors — "The temptation to resolve the financial problems...Commission should be independent of operating management." On page 13 of his Initial Decision Judge Wenner says — "Postal Service's charge of 10 cents for a...

...than 40% of postal cost is assigned to classes of mail without regard to which class caused the costs. In his concurring opinion in the most recent postal...Service, Postal Reorganization, Senate Report No. 91-912 (June 3, 1970) , p. 13)." COST DETERMINATION MUST MEET SOUND STANDARDS UPS and other parties...

...and the Postal Rate Commission in 1970. The Senate Report on the Postal Reorganization Act states: "The temptation to resolve the financial problems...Commission should be independent of operating management." The Senate's fears have been realized. The Postal Rate Commission's protection is inadequate because...

...Office by charging the lion's share of all operational costs to first class is strong; that's where the money is. The necessity for preventing that imposition...Commission should be independent of operating management. . . . 91st Cong., 2d Sess., S. Rep. No. 91-912 (June 3, 1970), p. 13 (italics added) . 2. Testifying...

...Office by charging the lion' s share of all operational costs to first class is strong; that's where the money is. The necessity for preventing that imposition...only class of mail which the general public uses is oae of the reasons why the Postal Kate Commission should be independent of operating management. ....

...the Postal Service, and the innocuous and bumbling Postal Rate Commission and Board of Governors — "The temptation to resolve the financial problems...-Commission should be independent of operating management." On page 13 of his Initial Decision Judge Wenner says — "Postal Service's charge of 10 cents for a...

...of the Post Office by charging the lion's share of all operational costs to first class ia strongi that's where the big money is. The necessity for preventing...Commission should be independent of operating management. "... The Commission's independence is contemplated as being complete from the other arms of the postal...

...Office and Civil Service Committee in its report on the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 to state: 162 money is. The necessity for preventing that imposition...the reasons why the Postal Rate Commission should be inadependent of operating management." (Senate Report No. 91-912) Unfortunately, the Postal Rate Commission...

...that's where the big money is. The necessity for preventing that imposition upon the only class of mall which the general public uses is one of the reasons...Commission should be independent of operating management." Judge Seymour Venner, the Chief Administrative Law Judge, in hla Initial Decision, said this with regard...