Postal worker critical after West Side crash
A postal worker is in critical condition
Saturday afternoon after he was possibly ejected from his postal
truck and hit by another truck on the West Side. The postal worker,
who is believed to be a 35-year-old man, was making a U-turn when
his truck was hit by another vehicle, according to Harrison District
police. The impact from the crash possibly caused the man to be
ejected from his truck. He was then apparently hit by another vehicle
passing by.
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Missouri Postmaster On Leave During
Probe Of Alleged Rules Violations
For more than a
month, Jackson postmaster Mike Heuschober has been on administrative
leave while the U.S. Postal Service conducts an investigation of
alleged rules violations. The allegations do not include charges
of criminal misconduct, said Richard Watkins, spokesman for the
Mid America District of the postal service said. "It was an internal
matter in terms of regulations, instructions, processing or mail
delivery," Watkins said.
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North Andover residents say post office
too slow
Vets' mail was in
limbo
