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The Postal Bulletin 22065, published on December 13, 2001, provides updates and announcements related to the United States Postal Service (USPS). It includes information on new postal directives, changes in mail services such as the acceptance of live animals, updates on international mail rates, and details about upcoming commemorative stamps. The bulletin also addresses employee-related topics including tax withholding changes and annual leave exchange options. Additionally, it features fraud alerts regarding invalid money order numbers and missing forms. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive resource for USPS employees and customers regarding operational changes and postal services.

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The Postal Bulletin is the official record of changes in Postal Service policies and procedures, and it is the vehicle for time-sensitive instructions and advance notice of changes in other directives. It is published biweekly and is effective for 1 year unless otherwise specified.