Trump eyes privatizing air traffic control plan
President Trump told airline and airport executives he is interested in privatizing U S air traffic control and modernizing airports and roads while promising to roll back regulations and cut business taxes. He suggested no pledge to raise passenger fees.
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Travel ban cost US travel bookings 185 million says industry group
Global Business Travel Association executives say roughly 185 million in business travel bookings were lost in the week after President Trump issued the refugee and seven-country ban. The group notes a 2.2 percent drop following the order, with domestic travel dominant in 2016, and warns of broader economic ripple effects as uncertainty persists.
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Dakota Access pipeline work resumes near Lake Oahe
Construction crews restart the Dakota Access pipeline final segment under Lake Oahe after Army approval. Energy Transfer Partners says full system could be online in about three months amid tribal lawsuits and court disputes over water safety and sacred sites. Cheyenne River Sioux leaders stress protection of water as tribes seek halt to work.
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Ohio drillers face 43 million property tax bump in six counties
The Associated Press reports Ohio shale counties Belmont Carroll Harrison Noble Monroe and Guernsey have seen a 43 million property tax rise since 2011 funded by real estate assessments amid a surge in natural gas production. Governor Kasich pushes a severance tax and budget changes. industry groups defend fiscal benefits to counties.
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