PUBLICITY KIT
[D-Link]
Postal Service employees can find an electronic
version of the Purple Heart stamp publicity kit on the Intranet at http://blue.usps.gov; click on Selected References, then click on Postmaster Toolkits. That electronic version
makes it easy to complete the fill-in-the-blank materials
included in the kit.
The Purple Heart stamp will be issued on May 30,
2003, in Mount Vernon, Virginia, at George Washington's
Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens. Although this is a nationwide issuance, you still have many opportunities to
hold an unveiling or "second day" event for the Purple
Heart stamp throughout the year.
The Postal Service is working with the Military Order of
the Purple Heart, based in Springfield, Virginia, to promote this stamp.
Local and national publicity help increase commemorative (and definitive) stamp sales at Post Offices far beyond the date of issuance. There are many ways to interest local media in your Purple Heart stamp events.
Here are some methods to capture media attention:
The first day of issue event - which will take place on
May 30 - will feature top officials from the Postal Service,
the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Congressional
leaders and other government and military agencies, as
well as Purple Heart recipients.
Keep in mind this stamp has significant national and
political importance; therefore, it is a good idea to contact
your Postal Service Government Relations representative
when planning your event (see list on page 9).
Senators and congressional representatives, as well
as veteran organizations, will be interested in this stamp
and events surrounding it.
We encourage you to start planning events and activities with local representatives of your congressional offices, veterans organizations, and other community leaders. Your area Public Affairs and Communications (PAC)
representatives are available and ready to assist you in
planning your events (see list on page 10).
Look for opportunities to sponsor events with local
community groups, service organizations, and veterans
groups.
Invite employees, local civic leaders, politicians, and
others who have been awarded the Purple Heart, to be a
part of your event. This could be an event at the local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) or other local war memorial.
A simple Purple Heart stamp unveiling in your local
Post Office lobby is always a great way to generate publicity for the Purple Heart stamp as well as to draw attention to the many sacrifices of our men and women in the
military throughout recent history and to the Postal Service's stamp program.
Check with local television cable stations that may regularly host a patriotic, history, or military program or other
community service-oriented programs to see if they are
interested in covering your event or if they'd consider inviting event participants on the program.
Implement any of these ideas, combine them, or brainstorm with your employees and come up with ideas of
your own. Using the publicity materials in this kit, be sure
to publicize each and every event to your local newspaper, radio, and television stations via press releases, media advisories, and letters to the media. And don't forget to
make follow-up phone calls.
THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE PURPLE HEART
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
5413-B BACKLICK ROAD
SPRINGFIELD VA 22150-0194
Telephone: 888-668-1656
Web: www.purpleheart.org
E-mail: info@purpleheart.org
AMVETS
4647 FORBES BLVD
LANHAM MD 20706-4380
Telephone: 301-459-9600
Toll-free: 877-726-8387
Fax: 301-459-7924
E-mail: amvets@amvets.org
VFW (VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS)
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROBERT E WALLACE
200 MARYLAND AVE NE
WASHINGTON DC 20002-5724
Telephone: 202-543-2239
E-mail: info@vfw.org
AMERICAN GOLD STAR MOTHERS INC
2128 LEROY PL NW
WASHINGTON DC 20008-1813
Telephone: 202-265-0991
E-mail: agsmoms@aol.com
BLINDED VETERANS ASSOCIATION
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR THOMAS H MILLER
477 H ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20001-2694
Telephone: 202-371-8880
E-mail: bva@bva.org
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR SOCIETY
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS VICTORIA LESLIE
40 PATRIOTS POINT RD
MT PLEASANT SC 29464
Telephone: 843-884-8862
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DAVID W GORMAN
807 MAINE AVE SW
WASHINGTON DC 20024-2410
Telephone: 202-554-3501
E-mail: www.dav.org
JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF THE USA
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HERB
ROSENBLEETH
1811 R ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20009
Telephone: 202-265-6280
E-mail: www.jwv.com
PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DELATARRO L MCNEAL
801 18TH ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006-3517
Telephone: 202-872-1300
THE AMERICAN LEGION
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JOHN F SOMMER JR
1608 K ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006
Telephone: 202-263-2986
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
POC BROOKS CORLEY
PO BOX 3070
MERRIFIELD VA 22116
Telephone: 703-207-9588
E-mail: execdir@mcleague.org
*LEGION OF VALOR OF THE USA INC
NATIONAL ADJUTANT PHILIP J CONRAN AFC
4706 CALLE REINA
SANTA BARBARA CA 93110-2018
Telephone: 805-692-2244
E-mail: pconran@att.net
(*This organization is only for those holding one of the two
highest medals for valor: Medal of Honor or Army Cross/Navy
Cross/Air Force Cross.)
When planning Purple Heart stamp events, keep the
following suggestions in mind:
• Begin planning immediately.
• Contact your nearest Veterans office, Department
of Veterans Affairs, American Legion Office, or other military-related office to see if they can participate in a Purple Heart stamp event in your city.
• Set a date.
• Secure participants.
• Order enlargements of the stamp image, flyers, and
other supplies for the event.
• Prepare a special pictorial cancellation, if applicable
(see form on page 18).
• Secure staging and sound equipment, if applicable.
• Plan signs, including a podium sign and banners.
• Launch a local publicity campaign using the materials in this kit.
• Draft a sequence-of-events agenda and speaker
remarks.
• Plan retail opportunities (e.g., booths, bag stuffers,
etc.).
• Prepare ceremony programs and invitations.
Headquarters is not issuing one specific pictorial
cancellation.
Post Offices planning events can design their own special pictorial cancellation for their event. As a reminder,
the Postal Service must endeavor to make all unusual
postmarking services widely known to collectors through
advance publicity to avoid limiting the availability of these
postmarks. Therefore, all pictorial cancellations must be
reported to Stamp Development 3 weeks prior to local
events. Please use the announcement form on page
18 to report your use of a cancellation.
To finalize the Purple Heart pictorial cancellation art, insert the date and the city, state, and ZIP Code of the
physical location of your event adjacent to the stamp
image. Overall dimensions of the pictorial cancellation
must not exceed 4 inches horizontally by 2 inches vertically. Collectors prefer the dimensions 3 1/2 inches by 1
inch.
Second day cancellations are pictorial cancellations
and follow the same guidelines as above. The word Station or the abbreviation STA is required somewhere in the
design, since it will be a temporary station.
To obtain enlargements of stamp images for local
dedication ceremonies, or for reproductions of stamp
images - including digital files, prints, and transparencies - contact:
JENNIFER KENNEDY
DODGE COLOR
4827 RUGBY AVE STE 100
BETHESDA MD 20814-3028
Telephone: 301-656-0025, ext. 215
Please plan ahead and allow enough time for production and shipping.
• Purple Heart Matted Keepsake - $21.95
• Purple Heart Cancellation Keepsake - $8.15
For information about licensing and use of the Purple
Heart stamp image, please contact licensing@usps.com.
• The Postal Service will issue a definitive U.S. postage stamp commemorating the oldest military decoration in the world, and honoring the sacrifices of
those who served, on May 30, 2003, in Mount
Vernon, Virginia. The stamp will be a nationwide
issuance.
• The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the
president of the United States to members of the
U.S. military who have been wounded in combat or
to the next of kin of those killed in action.
• According to the Military Order of the Purple Heart,
an organization for combat-wounded veterans, the
medal is "the oldest military decoration in the world
in present use and the first award made available to
the common soldier."
• 120 million stamps will be printed.
• The stamp image features a photograph by Ira
Wexler of one of two Purple Hearts awarded to
James Loftus Fowler of Alexandria, Virginia. Fowler
was a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Marines and
was serving as battalion commander of the Third
Battalion, Fourth Marines, when he received this
Purple Heart in 1968, following an action close to
the Ben Hai River on the border between North and
South Vietnam.
• The stamp design was unveiled in Shreveport, Louisiana, at a Purple Heart luncheon at the Barksdale
Air Force Base on April 26, 2003.
• As with all of our stamp subjects, the ideas and
suggestions for stamps come to the Citizens'
Stamp Advisory Committee (CSAC) from American
citizens. CSAC carefully reviews every one of the
50,000 recommendations they receive each year
against a long list of criteria. The subjects they select then go to the postmaster general for final
selection. CSAC and the Postal Service are interested in providing a diverse stamp program to the
American public that appeals to a wide audience of
varied interests and best represents the people,
events, and accomplishments that have shaped our
nation.
• Stamp collecting is a fun activity for the entire family
that helps children learn about the world they live in.
• Customers can get information about stamps and
other Postal Service products by calling our toll-free
number (800-STAMP-24) or by going to our Web
site at www.usps.com.
Note: If you have questions or need assistance with
any of these items, please contact your Area Public
Affairs and Communications (PAC) representative.
| Action |
Suggested Timing |
| Send invitations to local and area
dignitaries. |
A few weeks before
event. |
| Send announcement and invitations
to employees. |
A few weeks before
event. |
| Distribute news release. |
A few weeks before
event. |
| Distribute media advisory to
newspapers, radio/TV. |
1 week before event. |
| Redistribute media advisory to all
news media. |
1 or 2 days before
event. |
| Remind invited dignitaries about event
via telephone. |
5 days before event. |
| Make follow-up phone calls to local
news media. |
1 day before event. |
| Distribute day-of news release. |
Day of event. |
| Send letter to newspaper editor
thanking community. |
Day after event's
completion. |
| Send newspaper clippings and "media
successes" summary by fax to area
PAC office and to Headquarters
Community Relations at
202-268-5685. |
Within 1 week after
event. |
The following suggested speech segment is for use at
local ceremonies and events to support and promote the
Purple Heart stamp. Feel free to customize it to fit your local event and community.
Good [INSERT "MORNING/AFTERNOON"]
I'm [INSERT NAME OF POSTMASTER/DISTRICT
MANAGER/MC] and it's a tremendous honor for me to
represent the United States Postal Service today as we
unveil the Purple Heart stamp.
We are proud to add the Purple Heart stamp to our gallery of significant events in American history. This new
stamp is part of the Postal Service's 2003 stamp program,
a program that celebrates the people, events, and history
of our nation. Many Americans are inspired to find out
more about the stamp subjects they see on their letters
and packages, and thousands more become collectors
every year.
Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant, and spectacular accomplishments that shape the
world we live in, and clearly show that the Postal Service
does more than provide mail service - the real power of
the Postal Service is our ability to connect people.
This new stamp honors the sacrifices of the brave men
and women who were wounded or killed while serving in
the U.S. military.
In 1782, during the Revolutionary War, General
George Washington issued an order that established a
badge of distinction for meritorious action. The badge is
known to have been awarded to three sergeants from
Connecticut regiments.
Known as the Badge of Military Merit, the award was
distinctive because it was available to the lower ranks at a
time when only officers were eligible for decoration in
European armies. "The road to glory in a patriot army,"
Washington wrote, "is thus open to all."
Now it is the Postal Service's turn to continue Washington's patriotic tradition. When you use this stamp, I
hope it will remind you and all Americans of the courage of
our men and women in uniform, and the price they have
paid so that all of us can enjoy living in this great country.
I would like thank all of you and all of our guests for
joining us here today.
Now, would [INSERT NAMES OF UNVEILING PARTICIPANTS IF APPLICABLE] join me in unveiling the Purple Heart stamp!
# # #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [INSERT YOUR NAME]
[INSERT DATE] [INSERT YOUR PHONE NUMBER]
Internet: www.usps.com
MEDIA ADVISORY
Sacrifices of Military Honored in [INSERT CITY] With
the Unveiling of New Postage Stamp
EVENT: Unveiling of Purple Heart definitive postage stamp.
WHO: [LIST ONLY DIGNITARIES, KEY POSTAL SERVICE OFFICIALS, AND ANY
WELL-KNOWN SPECIAL GUESTS PARTICIPATING AND/OR ATTENDING
EVENT.]
WHAT: [DESCRIBE WHAT MAKES EVENT NEWSWORTHY. LIST ANY ENTERTAINMENT, REFRESHMENTS, SALES, ETC.]
WHEN: [INSERT HOUR, DAY, DATE]
WHERE: [INSERT EXACT LOCATION OF EVENT]
BACKGROUND: The Purple Heart definitive stamp was issued on May 30, 2003, to honor the
sacrifices of the men and women who serve in the U.S. military. The unveiling
and issuance of this stamp commemorates the oldest military decoration in the
world still in present use.
# # #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [INSERT YOUR NAME]
[INSERT DATE] [INSERT YOUR PHONE NUMBER]
Internet: www.usps.com
PRESS RELEASE
Purple Heart Postage Stamp Honors Sacrifices
of Those Who Served
[INSERT NAME OF YOUR CITY] - The sacrifices of the men and women in the military will be
the focus of attention on [INSERT DATE] when the U.S. Postal Service and [INSERT ORGANIZATION/SPECIAL GUEST] will unveil the Purple Heart definitive postage stamp during a ceremony at [INSERT LOCATION]. The 37-cent Purple Heart stamp is now available at Post Offices nationwide.
[INSERT CITY] Postmaster [INSERT POSTMASTER'S NAME] will unveil the stamp to recognize
and pay tribute to the men and women whose sacrifices have allowed Americans to live in freedom.
Joining [INSERT POSTMASTER'S LAST NAME] at the ceremony will be [INSERT CELEBRITY OR
LOCAL/AREA DIGNITARIES].
[INSERT OTHER NOTABLE HAPPENINGS AT EVENT].
"[INSERT QUOTE]," said [INSERT POSTMASTER'S LAST NAME].
This new stamp is part of the Postal Service's 2003 stamp program, a program that celebrates the
people, events and history of our nation. Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant
and spectacular accomplishments that shape the world we live in, and clearly show that the Postal
Service does more than provide mail service - the real power of the Postal Service is our ability to
connect people.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the president of the United States to members of the
U.S. military who have been wounded or killed in action.
The stamp image features a photograph by Ira Wexler of one of two Purple Hearts awarded to
James Loftus Fowler of Alexandria, Va. Fowler was a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Marines and was
serving as battalion commander of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines, when he received this Purple
Heart in 1968, following an action close to the Ben Hai River on the border between North and South
Vietnam.
Go to www.usps.com/communications/news/stamps/welcome.htm to see the Purple Heart stamp.
Current U.S. stamps and philatelic products, as well as the free USA Philatelic catalog, are available
by calling toll-free 800-STAMP-24. A selection of U.S. stamps and gift items are also available online
at the Postal Store at www.usps.com/shop. Images of many current, past, and future stamp issues
can be found in the Stamp Issues section of the Collector's Corner.
# # #
Purple Heart stamp events are a perfect opportunity to
involve public officials in an important and positive local
event. There is likely to be keen interest on their part, as it
provides elected representatives a chance to interact with
constituents in a friendly, civic setting with secured media
coverage.
We encourage you to reach out directly to your federal,
state, and local elected officials. Government Relations
representatives are available to assist you in coordinating
political involvement and would be pleased to help in any
way.
This section of the publicity kit contains simple guidelines, a suggested invitation list, and the names and telephone numbers of your Government Relations contacts.
Send a written invitation immediately to your two
U.S. senators, your congressional representatives, the
governor of your state, and the mayor of your community.
Please include any other local elected officials you feel
would be appropriate. The local postmaster should sign
the invitations.
Follow up the written invitation with a telephone call to
the elected official's scheduler within a week if you have
not received a reply. You may need to call more than
once.
Keep in touch with all elected officials who respond. If
asked, provide updated information to the elected official's staff as it becomes available (e.g., who else is participating, where and when to meet, what his or her role
will be, etc.). Stress that remarks should be brief and limited to the unveiling of the Purple Heart stamp.
Include the names of all participating elected officials
on the official program as honored guests, and mention
them in all media advisories, if applicable.
Provide a courtesy copy of the program to the
elected officials in advance.
Send a written thank you to all elected officials
who participated in the ceremony, expressing your
appreciation.
Provide copies to their offices of any newspaper articles about the event. Even though they surely will see
those articles on their own, you can take the opportunity
to remind them of the press coverage the event received.
Provide a supply of extra cachets with the special
cancellation (if applicable) to elected officials, even to
those who could not attend. These make great giveaways
and serve as a positive reminder of the event.
Obtain and frame a photo of the elected official posing beside the stamp image and make an appointment to
present it in person, if possible. A matted, well-framed
photograph stands a good chance of being hung on the
wall of the officials' office, serving as a positive reminder
of the event.
Keep in touch with your elected officials. Good relationships are built over time.
| State |
Abbr. |
Manager |
Extension |
Representative |
Extension |
| Alabama |
AL |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Alaska |
AK |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| American Samoa |
AS |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Arizona |
AZ |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Arkansas |
AR |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| California |
CA |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Connecticut |
CT |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| Colorado |
CO |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Delaware |
DE |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| District of Columbia |
DC |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Florida |
FL |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Georgia |
GA |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| Guam |
GU |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Hawaii |
HI |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Idaho |
ID |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Illinois |
IL |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
| Indiana |
IN |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Iowa |
IA |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Kansas |
KS |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Kentucky |
KY |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Louisiana |
LA |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Maine |
ME |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Maryland |
MD |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Massachusetts |
MA |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| Michigan |
MI |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
| Minnesota |
MN |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Mississippi |
MS |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Missouri |
MO |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Montana |
MT |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Nebraska |
NE |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Nevada |
NV |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| New Hampshire |
NH |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| New Jersey |
NJ |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| New Mexico |
NM |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| New York |
NY |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| North Carolina |
NC |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| North Dakota |
ND |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Ohio |
OH |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Oklahoma |
OK |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Oregon |
OR |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Pennsylvania |
PA |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Puerto Rico |
PR |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Rhode Island |
RI |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| South Carolina |
SC |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| South Dakota |
SD |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Tennessee |
TN |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| Texas |
TX |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Utah |
UT |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Vermont |
VT |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Virgin Islands |
VI |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Virginia |
VA |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Washington |
WA |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| West Virginia |
WV |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Wisconsin |
WI |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
| Wyoming |
WY |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
EARL C ARTIS JR
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
SOUTHEAST AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
225 NORTH HUMPHREY BLVD
MEMPHIS TN 38166-0832
Telephone: 901-747-7544 or 404-915-5877
CESTA AYERS JR
ACTING MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
SOUTHWEST AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
7800 N STEMMONS FREEWAY STE 450
DALLAS TX 75247-4220
Telephone: 214-819-8717
SCOTT BUDNY
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
WESTERN AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
1745 STOUT ST STE 1075
DENVER CO 80299-7500
Telephone: 303-313-5125
DAN DE MIGLIO
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
PACIFIC AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
390 MAIN ST STE 200
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105-8000
Telephone: 415-536-6490
DEBRA HAWKINS
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
NORTHEAST AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
6 GRIFFIN RD N
WINDSOR CT 06006-9876
Telephone: 860-285-7265
DAVID MAZER
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
PACIFIC AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
7001 S CENTRAL AVE RM 364A
LOS ANGELES CA 90052-9641
Telephone: 323-586-1210
JIM MRUK
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
GREAT LAKES AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
244 KNOLLWOOD DR 4TH FL
BLOOMINGDALE IL 60117-2208
Telephone: 630-539-6565
PAUL SMITH (ACTING)
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
EASTERN AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
615 CHESTNUT ST 15TH FL
PO BOX 40593
PHILADELPHIA PA 19106-4404
Telephone: 215-931-5054
DIANE TODD
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
NY METRO AREA US POSTAL SERVICE
421 EIGHTH AVE RM 5114
NEW YORK NY 10199-9681
Telephone: 212-330-3167
CAPITOL METRO US POSTAL SERVICE
16501 SHADY GROVE
GAITHERSBURG MD 20898-9998
Telephone: 301-548-1465
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