Ticket in your name only for air travel says FAA
The FAA tightened rules requiring tickets to match the name on the traveler’s ID. Airlines will confiscate tickets if names do not align, and passengers must buy a new full fare ticket or skip travel. Travel agents warn about higher last minute costs and advise arriving early with proper IDs.
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KeyCorp to rename Society Banks as KeyBank moves expansion
KeyCorp will convert Society Bank Michigan to a national bank and rename it KeyBank. The plan includes relocating its headquarters to Indiana and merging with Society National Bank Indiana, with a later move to Cleveland by mid 1996. Existing Society customers face no immediate action.
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Reich urges unions at AFL-CIO convention in New York
Secretary of Labor Robert Reich called on workers to join unions during a fervent address to 1,047 AFL-CIO delegates. Reich said the nation needs union workers at the dawn of the century and urged organizing and mobilizing. John Sweeney praised Reich’s message while the business lobby criticized the push.
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Trotman predicts mergers among global automakers
Ford Chairman Alex Trotman said a Ford Mazda merger could be a hypothetical outcome of industry shakeouts but stressed no plans exist. He cited Ford's 24.5 percent Mazda stake, the Asia-Pacific focus, and a trend of consolidation as carmakers strengthen positions.
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SEC probes Milken’s role as merger adviser
The SEC asks MCI Communications for information on Milken’s possible involvement in advising the long distance carrier. Milken, once a junk bond financier, has reportedly earned tens of millions in consulting for mega deals and is linked to News Corp.’s stake in its $2 billion joint venture with MCI.
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