Events of August 20, 1986, in Edmond, OK: Joint Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Postal Operations and Services and the Subcommittee on Postal Personnel and Modernization of the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, House of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress, First Session, March 18, 1987 |
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1411 Classen Blvd ADDITIONAL SHEET ATTACHED ARMENTROUT ART & SECT asked Association of Letter August 20 August 20th Award benefits experts Bill Bland Biller BREHM building called Chairman CHARTERS CLAUSON clerks committee compensation CONGRESS THE LIBRARY counseling counselors Dale Fowlkes Postmaster door Edmond employees Edmond Post Office families February 27 going GRIEVANCE hearing hiring Hope Center HORTON issues January 23 killed Lastowski LELAND LIBRARY OF CONGRES LIBRARY OF CONGRESS MCCLOSKEY MYERS National Agreement October Oklahoma City OSHA OWCP Patrick Sherrill PHONE-OFFICE Pitts Postal employees Postal workers problems received request Rural Letter Carriers safety SENIORITY DATE September sick leave Social Security SOMBROTTO statement STEBBINS STEP steward SUBCOMMITTEE supervisor survivors sympathy cards talk Thank things TISCH told tragedy U.S. Postal Service Union union steward UNITED STATES POST USPS victims week
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Page 50 - ... .12 TO BE SUBJECT TO HIGHER REQUIREMENTS Postal employees are servants of the general public and their conduct, in many instances, must be subject to more restrictions and to higher standards than may be for certain private employments. Employees are expected to conduct themselves during and outside of working hours in a manner which will reflect favorably upon the Postal Service. Although it is not the policy of the Post Office Department to interfere with the private lives of employees, it...
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Page 2 - Postal workers in the weeks and months following the massacre. We conducted this investigation at the urgent request of the families and the employees. The ultimate question for the living is always the same: what lessons can we learn from a tragedy of this kind and magnitude? I regret to report to you that the initial expressions of compassion and offers of assistance by high ranking Postal officials were ultimately not translated into action at the ' Retained in official hearing file.