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Xtra Terminates Merger Talks
Xtra Corp. terminated merger discussions with Apollo Management and Interpool Inc. and said it intends to remain an independent company.
December 14, 1998Landair Acquires Laker Assets
Landair Transport acquired assets of Laker Express, a dry van truckload carrier.
December 14, 1998FHWA Considering Outside Input
The Federal Highway Administration today announced it is considering using a negotiated rulemaking to update hours of service regulations for truck drivers.
December 14, 1998Hoffa to Lead 'Militant' Teamsters
Teamsters president-elect James P. Hoffa said employers should expect a “new militancy†among members as the union seeks “better contracts, more safeguards and improved grievance procedures†under his leadership.
December 14, 1998CRASH Lashes Out at Trucking Safety
A familiar trucking critic is adding its voice to the debate over moving the Office of Motor Carriers from the Federal Highway Administration to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
December 14, 1998Workers Strike ANR Over Contract Dispute
Approximately 1,400 truck drivers and dock workers at Milwaukee-based ANR Advance Transportation Co. walked off the job last week in a contract dispute with the Teamsters union.
December 14, 1998Nader Backs OMC Move From FHWA to NHTSA
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader believes the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an agency he has criticized for years, is a better home for the Office of Motor Carriers than the Federal Highway Administration.
December 14, 1998Logistics: Controlling The Flow With Implants
In September, after three years of service to the Bose Corp. as its foremost truckload carrier, Werner Enterprises finally hooked into the audio manufacturer’s logistics management system. What took so long?
December 14, 1998Questions Linger as Hoffa Takes Helm
Seven years after Ron Carey trumpeted the arrival of the “New Teamsters,†the unspoken question about the 1998 Teamsters presidential race is “Will Jim Hoffa bring back the old Teamsters?â€
December 14, 1998Federal Teamsters Intervention Started 11 Years Ago
The Justice Department put the Teamsters union on its ear in June 1987 when it announced that government lawyers would work with the Labor Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to take control of the union. For 30 years, Justice said, the Teamsters had been influenced by organized crime, and it was time for a change.
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