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Page 2President:Nancy B. ClarkPO Box 427Marstons Mills, MA President:Gerald (Jerry) NylanderPO Box 7123Prospect Hgts., IL Secretary:Gerald (Jerry) Johnson6621 W. Victoria , WA G. Hendren12737 Glenage Hts., MO Wawrukiewicz3130 SW Wilbard , OR B. QuinePO Box 153Bethel, CT NafzigerPO Box 1476Albany, OR MerendaPO Box 20069Ferndale, MI (Publicity):John HotchnerPO Box 1125Falls Church, VA Markings - Issue 10 April 2006AUTOMATING THE mail FORWARDING PROCESSby Michael M. LudemanIn the October 25, 2004, Notes column in Linn s StampNews, AMC member John Hotchner mentioned the U. S. PostalService s most recent effort to automate return-to-sender that column Bernie Moening of the Lima, Ohio post officeprovided a brief description of the new Postal Automated Redi-rection System, or PARS, focusing on its ability to automate themarkup of this return-to-sender mail endorsement. As a resultof this column, I received an inquiry from another AMC memberwho wondered if PARS could be the source of the ink-jet spraymarking return-to-sender endorsements that Nancy, Tony and Iwrote about in the April 2005 issue of the Auxiliary was a good question and one which I had consideredwhen I first read about PARS in the 2004 edition of the Compre-hensive Statement on Postal Operations.

Page 4 Auxiliary Markings - Issue 10 April 2006 for the “BC” line. In the CFS system, there were several other events which could happen. The USPS forwards mail for 12 months, then for the next

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