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Asked if they
would "favor or oppose putting regulations on fast food restaurants that would
require restaurants to serve healthier foods," 51% favored regulations, while
5% somewhat favored, 3% somewhat opposed, and 37% opposed regulations.

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, While fast food restaurant patrons
may stereotypically be younger and less affluent, these are precisely the
consumers that appear to favor regulating restaurants into serving healthier
foods, according to a national survey of 1,000 households .

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Donahoe will assume his new duties on April 30, replacing John M.

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"The combination of Pat's performance , experience and commitment to the
continued transformation and success of the Postal Service makes him uniquely
suited to this important new role," said Potter.

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Consumers Favor Regulating Restaurants to Get Better Choices

RESTON, Va. Among
households most favoring fast food regulations were:

* Householders aged 29 or below (65%);
* Females (55%);
* Householders earning below $25,000 per year (58%);
* Urban householders (59%)
* African Americans (71%) and Hispanics (68%);
* Democrats (59%); and
* Unregistered voters (62%).

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Donahoe, a 29-year postal
employee, was named the 18th Deputy Postmaster General of the United States
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Serving as the Postal Service's chief operating officer and executive vice
president since 2001, Donahoe was instrumental in helping the organization
achieve record levels of service, improve the workplace environment, and stay
on track for a sixth straight year of productivity gains.
Beginning his USPS career as a clerk, Donahoe advanced his skills through
positions of increasing responsibility.

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John E.
As Deputy Postmaster General, Donahoe will serve as a member of the Board
of Governors while maintaining responsibility for those activities performed
by the chief operating officer -- mail processing, transportation and
delivery, filed operations, engineering, delivery and retail, facilities, and
network operations.

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His academic accomplishments include a bachelor of science
degree in economics from the University of Pittsburgh and a master of science
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Postal Service's COO Patrick Donahoe Becomes Deputy Postmaster General

American Consumer Institute Survey Finds Consumers Want Healthier Fast Foods

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