Budget pact would keep Saturday mail delivery

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The $1.1 trillion budget plan to fund the government contains a provision that will cheer people who like their weekend mail delivery.

The measure says six-day delivery would continue, meaning the U.S. Postal Service won’t be able to cut Saturday mail. The provision also says rural mail delivery would continue at current levels.

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