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Diesel Price Up 1.9 Cents to $1.173

The price of diesel fuel jumped 1.9 cents per gallon last week to $1.173, its second consecutive increase following two weeks of modest declines, the Department of Energy reported Monday.

March 4, 2002

Opinion: A Motivation Based on Our Missions

In life we have goals and missions because there is never enough time to accomplish everything that we would like to. Some might think that a goal and a mission are very much the same thing, but I would argue differently.

March 1, 2002

Editorial: Economic Winter Keeps Claiming Victims

While signs of economic recovery have been emerging like crocuses in this unusually early spring, helping to raise spirits about business conditions, truckers need to keep a healthy sense of caution about how much risk remains.

March 1, 2002

News Briefs - March 1

Survey Says Highway Diesel Will Likely Meet '06 Standards • Missouri Senate Rejects Higher Diesel Tax, Truck Fees • Nation’s Mayors Fight for Road Funds • Personal Spending Rises 0.4%; Tops Expectations • And more...

March 1, 2002

Court Hears Fuel Appeal

WASHINGTON — Petroleum refiners suing to stop a rule requiring a sharply reduced level of sulfur in diesel fuel warned the U.S. Court of Appeals here Feb. 26 that fuel shortages would result if the Environmental Protection Agency goes ahead with its plan.

March 1, 2002

FMCSA’s Clapp Puts Real Face On Fatal Truck Crash Victims

WASHINGTON — Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrator Joseph M. Clapp announced during remarks to transportation journalists and lobbyists the names of five people who lost their lives in truck-related crashes.

March 1, 2002

Rail Engineers, Teamsters May Merge Unions

The nation’s oldest labor union, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, said Wednesday that it is considering a merger with the Teamsters union, Reuters reported.

February 28, 2002

Postal Service Employs FedEx to Move Mail to Irradiation Sites

A unit of FedEx Corp. is handling mail shipments between the U.S. Postal Service and two offsite irradiation facilities until the national mail carrier sets up its own equipment for destroying anthrax and other iological contaminants, FedEx officials confirmed.

February 28, 2002

Security Briefs - Feb. 22 - Feb. 28

Most Air Cargo Still Not Being Inspected • Unplugged Machine Shuts Down LAX • Conn. Man Charged with Helping Terrorists Get IDs • Electric Companies Told to Upgrade Security • And more...

February 28, 2002