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Aug. Wholesale Sales Up 0.9%

Wholesale sales in the United States jumped 0.9% in August, the Commerce Department said. The increase was the largest gain in four months – an indication that factory production and shipments may be on the rise.

October 10, 2002

TT to Present Supplier Panel At Conference

Executives from three of the top truck equipment suppliers are scheduled to participate in a panel discussion moderated by Transport Topics Publisher and Editorial Director Howard S. Abramson at the ATA Management Conference & Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.

October 10, 2002

Returning Port Workers Face Huge Backlog

Workers returned to West Coast ports Wednesday night to begin catching up with the backlog caused by a 10-day lockout -- a process that could take up to nine weeks, news reports said.

October 10, 2002

News Briefs - Oct. 10

Plan to Revive CF Seen Doomed • Import Prices Rose 0.7% in Sept • U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fell 40,000 Last Week • Crude Oil Price Falls as Iraq Makes Overture • And more...

October 10, 2002

Security Briefs - Oct. 3-Oct. 10

Scientists Question Accuracy of Lie-Detector Tests • FedEx Workers Hospitalized After Exposure to Powder • Doctors Say Enhanced 911 Could Be a Lifesaver in a Disaster •

October 9, 2002

Security and Efficiency: Dueling Priorities at the Border?

Can the government utilize technology to promote security and expedite trade across Nafta borders? The answer seems to be a qualified yes, according to officials involved in a long-running project designed to achieve those goals.

October 9, 2002

Senators Warn Fuel Taxes May Be Needed for Highways

WASHINGTON — Republican and Democratic members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee transportation subcommittee said last week that hikes in federal and state fuel taxes may be needed next year to help maintain the nation's highways and bridges.

October 9, 2002

ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Bill Faces Senate Derailment

The Senate continued debating the homeland security bill last week, but wrangling over details threatened to derail it as the end of the congressional session neared.

October 9, 2002

Court Order to Reopen West Coast Ports

Members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union were expected to return to work at 6 pm PDT Wednesday at 29 ports operated by the Pacific Maritime Association, news services reported, but PMA spokesmen said it could take up to nine weeks to clear a backlog that has built up since a lockout began Sept. 29.

October 9, 2002

News Briefs - Oct. 9

Cummins to Lay Off 200 at Indiana Plant • OPEC Oil Price Drops Below $28 a Barrel • Teamsters, MFCA Hope for New Pact by Year's End • Court OKs Budget Group Bonuses •

October 9, 2002