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11/28/2003: GAO Report: Issues Related to the Postal Service's Proposed Use of Pension Savings (U.S. Government Accountability Office)
44 pages. Excerpt: "In April 2003, Congress enacted the Postal Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) Funding Reform Act of 2003 ... which lowered the Postal Service's (Service) annual payment for its CSRS obligation by over $2.5 billion beginning in fiscal year 2003.... Congress could direct the Service to fund specific purposes, such as prefunding its retiree health benefits obligation ..."
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