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Tuesday, Federal senators introduced a bill reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration. Right now, the legislation does not include language FedEx officials are worried could pop up by the time the bill passes the senate. More: continued here

No need for physical proof of posting documents to DVLATelegraph.co.ukReader presents a cogent explanation on the legal arguments about sending and receiving post using the Royal Mail's service in Britain. … More: continued here

How does the Obama administration love organized labor? Let us count the ways it uses power to repay unions for helping to put it in power. More: continued here

A permit for Tennessee’s first elk hunt in more than 150 years will be posted on the Internet auction site eBay. More: continued here

FedEx shipping company has extended special protection status to its transgender employees, covering them under the company’s non-discrimination policy. More: continued here

MEMPHIS – FedEx has agreed to add gender identity to its corporate nondiscrimination policy, drawing praise from gay rights advocates. More: continued here

With the Geneva Post Office officially for sale, many residents have become concerned that the historic 1938 building could be altered or torn down. More: continued here

BRUNSWICK — Brunswick Street will have signs for two parking places on each side of the one-way street to allow postal patrons to use the Brunswick post office, the City Council decided Tuesday night More: continued here

News of the closing of the Worthington Post Office may be premature. More: continued here

Trade Me says it has had no fall in sales, despite the recession hitting eBay, its overseas counterpart. Online auctioneer eBay’s auction sales have fallen 20 per cent globally, year on year, in the first quarter. More: continued here