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Lawmakers Have Yet to Meet in Effort to Block Hours Proposal

No date has been set for the initial meeting of a House-Senate conference that is to decide whether to stop funding for the proposed hours-of-service rules from the Department of Transportation.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 19, 2000

Analysts Warn of Declining Engine Orders

Investors in stocks of diesel engine manufacturers should worry more about declining orders rather than whether the companies can meet a 2002 federal emissions deadline, said Wall Street analysts.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 18, 2000

Lawmakers Have Yet to Meet to Discuss Hours Ban

No date has been set for the initial meeting of a House-Senate conference that is to decide whether to stop funding for the proposed hours-of-service rules from the Department of Transportation.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 17, 2000

Senate Votes to Repeal Estate Tax

The Senate voted Friday to eliminate estate and gift taxes over a 10-year period to help preserve family-owned trucking operations, but the bill faces a veto by President Clinton who said it benefits wealthy Americans.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 14, 2000
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Ergonomics Ban Faces Likely Clinton Veto

House and Senate votes have stopped funding for the proposed ergonomics standards starting Oct. 1, but the workplace safety issue covering an estimated 27.3 million workers is far from being dead in the water.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 12, 2000
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Estate Tax Relief Bill Expected to Land on President’s Desk

The Senate intends to phase out estate and gift taxes when it meets this week, benefiting almost all small businesses, including trucking companies, said spokesmen for both the Senate and trucking.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 12, 2000
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NTSB Urges Hazmat Training

Those involved in transferring hazardous cargo need more training, according to the the National Transportation Safety Board, and industry groups have agreed to cooperate in updating guidelines.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 12, 2000

NTSB Urges More Hazmat Training

Those involved in transferring hazardous cargo need more training, according to the the National Transportation Safety Board, and industry groups have agreed to cooperate in updating guidelines.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 12, 2000

Ergonomics Ban Faces Likely Veto

House and Senate votes have stopped funding for the proposed ergonomics standards starting Oct. 1, but the workplace safety issue covering an estimated 27.3 million workers is far from being dead in the water.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 12, 2000

Senate Expected to Pass Estate Tax Bill

The Senate intends to phase out estate and gift taxes when it meets this week, benefiting almost all small businesses, including trucking companies, said spokesmen for both the Senate and trucking.

John Wislocki | Staff Reporter
July 10, 2000