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Iowa Company Must Be Monitored

An Iowa judge ordered a trucking company convicted of falsifying driver logbooks to implement a monitoring system and pay fines.

December 10, 1998

Processing Firm Considers Unit Sale

National Processing Inc. is exploring the sale of its freight payment processing business.

December 10, 1998

Trucking Companies Needed to Help Victims of Hurricane Mitch

Central American Medical Outreach is looking for trucking companies willing to help its relief efforts to get badly needed supplies to Honduran victims of Hurricane Mitch.

December 10, 1998

Ensign Concedes Election to Reid

The last Senate race in the nation ended Dec. 9 when Rep. John Ensign (R-Nev.) (pictured) conceded the Nov. 3 election to incumbent Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.). Mr. Ensign said it was apparent that a recount would not give him sufficient votes to overturn Mr. Reid’s election.

December 10, 1998

New OSHA Standard Could Require Companies to Give Forklift Training

A new standard issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration could require trucking companies to give training lessons to their drivers on how to safely operate forklifts.

December 9, 1998

New DOD Mileage System Not Popular With Small Businesses

The Department of Defense's decision to roll out a new computerized system for calculating mileage is not popular with small businesses.

December 9, 1998

Eck Miller Acquires CWP Assets

Eck Miller Transportation, a unit of Intrenet Inc., acquired the assets of CWP Transportation, a flatbed and freight brokerage business.

December 9, 1998

Ryder Expands Logistics Service

Ryder Integrated Logistics, Inc., an operating unit of Ryder System, has been awarded a $4.4 million contract to manage and operate the outbound distribution of products for Affiliated Food Stores, Inc.

December 9, 1998

Sudden, But Brief, Teamsters Strike Against UPS in Chicago

A sudden strike by union workers at United Parcel Service facilities in the Chicago area lasted only hours before union officials called it off Wednesday. About 11,000 UPS workers were involved.

December 9, 1998