A bill to make supplemental appropriations to the Postal Service Fund to insure a sound financial transition for the Postal Service, and for other purposes.

Appropriates a designated sum to the Postal Service Fund for the period ending Feburary 15, 1977.

Prohibits the Postal Service from taking any of the following actions between the enactment of this Act and February 16, 1977: (1) increasing postal rates except in accordance with specified provisions; (2) closing any post office which was providing regular service to at least 35 families as of July 1, 1976; and (3) closing any post office which was providing regular service to less than 35 families as of July 1, 1976, without the written consent of at least 60 percent of the patrons. Requires the Postal Service to provide through February 15, 1977, either door or curbline delivery to all permanent residential addresses to which service is begun after the enactment of this Act.