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<p>Tony Caldero, a UPS driver in Coeur d'Alene, carries packages from inside his delivery truck Tuesday during his morning route. Caldero, an Army veteran and UPS employee for the past 20 years, has one of the few careers left that don't require a college degree, provide benefits at no cost to the employee and offer a pension after 25 years of employment.</p>

<p>Tony Caldero, a UPS driver in Coeur d'Alene, carries packages from inside his delivery truck Tuesday during his morning route. Caldero, an Army veteran and UPS employee for the past 20 years, has one of the few careers left that don't require a college degree, provide benefits at no cost to the employee and offer a pension after 25 years of employment.</p>

February 6, 2011

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Tony Caldero’s layers of brown were ready for the 10-degree chill outside as he rushed to sort the packages in his truck.