University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, August 30, 1988
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Strong Hall post office may be closed
Station is under review; University studying alternatives for mail delivery
By Jeremy Kohn
The University Station Pos Office's fate will remain in limbs until postal service officials decide to order budget cuts will affect it.
Kansan staff writer
William Reynolds, Lawrence postmaster, said the official's sale off earlier this summer that the postal service would phase out a strong Hall station because of nearby flooding.
Reynolds said in June that he
hoped the changes could be made before the start of the fall semester.
The postal service had proposed the University operate its own retail mail services or hire a private business to do so.
Reynolds said the University requested the postal service review the changes. Postal service officials learned that no review was not finished the reviewing process.
"I would expect it in the near future." Revolds said.
Roder Oroke, University Director
Support Services, said last week that KU appealed the decision to make the change.
"We waited for a meeting, but nothing has happened," Oroke said.
If the change occurs, Oroke said, then KU will have to operate — or pay a private business to operate — its mail services.
If KU does lose the station, the University will have to solve the problem of maintaining retail mail service.
"We're still really developing a plan," Oroke said. "Obviously we will have to implement some changes." Stamp-up machines and a University run contract office are some possible opportunities, Oroke said.
He said an operating problem at the station is routing the improperly addressed incoming mail.
"Our concern is how large that volume is," Oroke said.
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