Senators oppose triple-trailer truck freeze
Four senators on the transportation bill panel oppose lifting the 1991 freeze on triple trailers. They argue the 100-foot trucks endanger motorists and damage roads, urging opponents to maintain the ban as the House and Senate consider a $103 billion three year and $145 billion six year highway spending package.
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R-Mo
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
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Colorado
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Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Chafee
R.I
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American Trucking Associations
Collins
Senate
House
Chairman delays House highway bill amid budget clash
Rep Bud Shuster after a two hour meeting with Speaker Gingrich says he delays the 103 billion highway bill as a courtesy to a longtime friend. The plan would renew highway bridge and mass transit programs expiring Sept 30 and exceed the balanced budget deal by at least 34 billion.
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House Transportation Committee
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
Newt Gingrich
Shuster
Congress
White House
House
Clinton
Union Pacific vows fix after Texas crash toll and hearings
Union Pacific officials pledged to fix an error blamed for harming Texas’s economy and to boost safety after seven deaths in recent accidents. CEO Dick Davidson told the Texas Railroad Commission at a hearing that operations would improve, with a new labor agreement, more staff, and a larger locomotive fleet. The commission ordered public safety and service hearings in El Paso Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio. Four people died in a Devine dispatching error in June, another killed after a stop signal in Kansas, and two engineers died near Fort Worth last month.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Texas
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Union Pacific
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Railroad Commission
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Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Carole Keeton Rylander
Devine
Kansas
Ottawa zoning map change hearing set for October 8 1997
Public hearing before the City Planning Commission in Ottawa Kansas on October 8 1997 at 7 00 PM at City Hall 1015 Hickory to consider rezoning 4 44 acres near Wilson and Davis Streets from A S Residential Suburban to C 1 Neighborhood Shopping The parcel described as starting at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 25 township 16 south range 19 east then detailed boundary bearings and distances contains about 608 18 square feet more or less and is subject to covenants easements and restrictions Absent protests the planning commission's recommendation will go to the Ottawa City Governing Body for action Information available at City Hall Wayne Sylvester Chairperson Attest Jim Shaw Planning Director.
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City Planning Commission
Wilson Street
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Davis Street
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