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PROOF OF DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS The following "Core Requirements" are required for ALL TRANSACTIONS unless stated otherwise in additional instructions: PURCHASES FOR INVENTORY: PURCHASES FOR TIRES MOUNTED: 1. Purchase Order Number 1. Purchase Order Number 5. Odometer and/or Hubometer Reading 2. Driver's Name and Signature 2. Driver's Name and Signature 6. License Plate Number and State 3. Wheel Position 7. Complete Address of Purchasing 4. Tractor and/or Trailer Number Location ADDITIONAL on Both Fleet INSTRUCTIONS AND Code Model Order Return FLEET Card Vehicle Old Tire e Credit Mileage Credit Identifier Serviced Location Readings Serial Nbr. Authorizati Bridgeston Both Units Required DOT Used 5 STAR EXPRESS INC DRIVER NAME AND EQUIPMENT #'S PO BOX 100886 10 MUST BE ON OVER THE ROAD NASHVILLE,TN 37224-0886 BILLINGS. ONLY JULIAN BAKER, TONY 615-244-8636 JONES, CHARLIE BRYANT OR JAMIE MORRIS CAN ORDER TIRES DRIVER NAME AND UNIT #'S MUST BE SHOWN ON OVER THE ROAD BILLINGS 5J TRUCKING LLC 4090 N US HIGHWAY 79 10 PALESTINE,TX 75801-7065 903-729-0969 A & R LOGISTICS INC 8440 S TABLER RD 4 MORRIS,IL 60450-9155 815-941-5200 A D TRANSPORT EXPRESS INC P.O. WILL BE ISSUED UPON 5601 BELLEVILLE RD 10 COMPLETION OF WORK. CALL 24 HOUR CANTON,MI 48188-2425 DISPATCH 800-832-0350 X1064. DR 734-397-7100 MUST SHOW UNIT # & MILEAGE OF VEHICLE THAT WAS SERVICED. ** PREFERRED TIRE IS R280 14 PLY FOR STEER POSITION, M726EL FOR DRIVE POSITION AND R195 OR R197 ON TRAILER POSITIONS ** FLEET DOES NOT BUY RECAPS. CALL TY LEWIS ONLY FOR APPROVAL IF R280 14 PLY, M726EL OR R195, R197 ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT 734-397-7100 X1028. TAKE OFF TIRES MUST GO WITH DRIVER. A DUIE PYLE INC 650 WESTTOWN RD 10 WEST CHESTER,PA 19382-4900 610-696-5800 A-1 FREEMAN MOVING & STORAGE 10 11517 BROADWAY EXIT OKLAHOMA CITY,OK 73114-6607 405-751-7561 AAA COOPER TRANS DRIVER IS NOT AUTHORIZED FOR PO BOX 6827 50 APPROVALS. OBTAIN AUTHORIZATION DOTHAN,AL 36302-6827 FROM THE TIRE SHOP PRIOR TO 334-793-2284 PERFORMING WORK. 7AM TO 4PM CALL 334-836-8261. AFTER HOURS CALL 334-796-0898 OR 334-726-2526. TYPE NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER IN COMMENTS OF DR ENTRY SO THEY APPEAR ON INVOICE. TRACTOR/TRAILER UNIT NUMBER IS REQUIRED. ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM IF PO BEGINS WITH FLT BILL PO BOX 10048 50 FLEETNET. BILL PO'S STARTING WITH FORT SMITH,AR 72917-0048 FLT TO FLEETNET. DO NOT BILL GI 479-785-8700 TRUCKING OR INTEGRATED DISTRIBUTION TO THIS ACCOUNT. SIZE 445/50R22.5 (BRIDGESTONE PRODUCT CODES 183751 AND 184023) ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO BE PURCHASED BY ABF FREIGHT SYSTEMS. Page 1 of 201 Rev. 7/01 PROOF OF DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS The following "Core Requirements" are required for ALL TRANSACTIONS unless stated otherwise in additional instructions: PURCHASES FOR INVENTORY: PURCHASES FOR TIRES MOUNTED: 1. Purchase Order Number 1. Purchase Order Number 5. Odometer and/or Hubometer Reading 2. Driver's Name and Signature 2. Driver's Name and Signature 6. License Plate Number and State 3. Wheel Position 7. Complete Address of Purchasing 4. Tractor and/or Trailer Number Location ADDITIONAL on Both Fleet INSTRUCTIONS AND Code Model Order Return FLEET Card Vehicle Old Tire e Credit Mileage Credit Identifier Serviced Location Readings Serial Nbr. Authorizati Bridgeston Both Units Required DOT Used ACADIAN AMBULANCE SERVICE 300 HOPKINS ST 10 LAFAYETTE,LA 70509-8000 337-291-3333 Page 2 of 201 Rev. 7/01 PROOF OF DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS The following "Core Requirements" are required for ALL TRANSACTIONS unless stated otherwise in additional instructions: PURCHASES FOR INVENTORY: PURCHASES FOR TIRES MOUNTED: 1. Purchase Order Number 1. Purchase Order Number 5. Odometer and/or Hubometer Reading 2. Driver's Name and Signature 2. Driver's Name and Signature 6. License Plate Number and State 3. Wheel Position 7. Complete Address of Purchasing 4. Tractor and/or Trailer Number Location ADDITIONAL on Both Fleet INSTRUCTIONS AND Code Model Order Return FLEET Card Vehicle Old Tire e Credit Mileage Credit Identifier Serviced Location Readings Serial Nbr. Authorizati Bridgeston Both Units Required DOT Used ACT LLC DO NOT CONFUSE WITH AMERICAN 232 W CENTER ST 10 CENTRAL TRANSPORT OUT OF NORTH SALT LAKE,UT LIBERTY, MO!!. 84054-0608 801-951-1131 ACTION RESOURCES INC DEALER MUST FAX COPY OF DR TO 40 COUNTY ROAD 517 10 BELINDA PARKER AT 256-352-2687. HANCEVILLE,AL 35077-3858 TAKE OFF TIRES MUST RETURN WITH 256-352-2689 DRIVER ADAMS MOTOR EXPRESS 329 HIGHWAY 320 10 CARNESVILLE,GA 30521-2756 706-384-4533 ADM TRUCKING INC 2501 N BRUSH COLLEGE RD 10 DECATUR,IL 62526-5523 800-533-1250 ADMIRAL-MERCHANTS MOTOR DR HOLD FOR REVIEW. CALL AND GET FRGHT 10 VALID P.O. PRIOR TO PROVIDING 215 S 11TH ST SERVICE 800-972-8864 MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55403-2520 612-332-4819 ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES INC 10 7915 BAYMEADOWS WAY JACKSONVILLE,FL 32256-7579 904-737-7900 ADWAY LEASING LLC STOCK PURCHASES ONLY, NO 148 41ST AVE W 10 SERVICES. STOCK PURCHASES ONLY, BIRMINGHAM,AL 35207-2420 NO SERVICES 205-323-0004 AFFILIATED FOODS INC PO BOX 30300 10 AMARILLO,TX 79120-0300 806-345-7793 AGRICULTURAL EXPRESS INC PO BOX 80166 10 BILLINGS,MT 59108-0166 406-655-0111 AHOLD USA INC 185 CAMPANELLI DR 10 BRAINTREE,MA 02184-5206 508-977-5134 AIME BELLAVANCE & SONS INC 5 S VINE ST 10 BARRE,VT 05641-4033 802-479-9311 AIR GROUND XPRESS INC SEE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BILL 55 MACHETTE RD 4 THIS ACCT! RETURN USED TIRE W/ CLINTON,PA 15026 DRIVER. ONLY USE R280 OR R260 FOR 724-695-1110 ALL NEW STEER TIRE PURCHASES. USE BANDAG RETREADS FOR DRIVE AND TRAILER REPLACEMENT WHEN POSSIBLE. RETURN ALL REMOVED TIRES TO DRIVER. Page 3 of 201 Rev. 7/01 PROOF OF DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS The following "Core Requirements" are required for ALL TRANSACTIONS unless stated otherwise in additional instructions: PURCHASES FOR INVENTORY: PURCHASES FOR TIRES MOUNTED: 1. Purchase Order Number 1. Purchase Order Number 5. Odometer and/or Hubometer Reading 2. Driver's Name and Signature 2. Driver's Name and Signature 6. License Plate Number and State 3. Wheel Position 7. Complete Address of Purchasing 4. Tractor and/or Trailer Number Location ADDITIONAL on Both Fleet INSTRUCTIONS AND Code Model Order Return FLEET Card Vehicle Old Tire e Credit Mileage Credit Identifier Serviced Location Readings Serial Nbr. Authorizati Bridgeston Both Units Required DOT Used AIR-LIQUIDE AMERICA CORP DO NOT BILL OTHER BRANCHES TO 12800 W LITTLE YORK RD 10 THIS ACCOUNT. BILL BY LOCATION HOUSTON,TX 77041-4218 CODE.. DO NOT BILL OTHER 713-896-2100 LOCATIONS TO THIS ACCOUNT. BILL BY LOCATION CODE AND ADDRESS DRIVER WILL SUPPLY CORRECT LOCATION NUMBER BASED ON EQUIPMENT BEING SERVICED DRIVERS RECEIVING ROAD SERVICE ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE OFF TIRES WITH THEM AIRGAS INC ONLY TIRES AND TIRE RELATED 2240 S 5370 W 5 SERVICES CAN BE BILLED TO THIS WEST VALLEY CITY,UT ACCOUNT. PLEASE NOTE REASON FOR 84120-1278 TIRE REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSITION 801-736-8756 OF OFF TIRES ON THE DELIVERY RECEIPT. FLEET EXPECTS CASING CREDIT AT FAIR VALUE FOR TAKE OFF TIRES, PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO DEALERS WHO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUEST. ONLY TIRES AND TIRE SERVICES CAN BE BILLED TO THIS ACCOUNT . RECORD LAST 8 NUMBERS OF UNIT VIN# ON DR. SEE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. ** EFFECTIVE ASAP, ANY INSPECTION OR NON-TIRE RELATED WORK BILLED THROUGH THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS WILL BE DISPUTED. YOU MUST GO THROUGH REGULAR WARNER FLEET PROCEDURES FOR PAYMENT. DELIVERY POINT MUST BE THE EXACT LOCATION WHERE SERVICE/PRODUCT WAS DELIVERED. DO NOT CHARGE ANY NON-TIRE RELEATED PRODUCTS OR SERVICES THROUGH THIS NATIONAL ACCOUNT. ALABAMA CARRIERS INC DEALER MUST KEY REASON FOR 3800 INDUSTRIAL DR 10 FAILURE IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BIRMINGHAM,AL 35217-3174 OF DR. 205-841-4050 ALABAMA MOTOR EXP PLEASE SHOW DOT #'S OF OLD AND PO BOX 487 20 NEW TIRE. P.O. REQUIRED AS OF ASHFORD,AL 36312-0487 1/07/04 PER CLINTON JONES OF 334-793-4315 ALABAMA MOTER EXPRESS PLEASE PROVIDE DOT #'S OF OLD AND NEW TIRES ALAMO CONCRETE PROD SELECT THE CITY AND STATE OF THE 6931 EAST EVANS RD 10 BRANCH THAT RECEIVED THE TIRES]. SAN ANTONIO,TX 78266-2805 210-208-1880 ALAN RITCHEY INC 740 S FRONTAGE RD 10 VALLEY VIEW,TX 76272-9733 940-726-3276 ALBERTSON'S INC PO BOX 20 0 BOISE,ID 83726-0020 208-385-6200 ALEX LEE INC 5005 ALEX LEE BLVD 10 HICKORY,NC 28601-3395 828-323-4100 Page 4 of 201 Rev. 7/01 PROOF OF DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS The following "Core Requirements" are required for ALL TRANSACTIONS unless stated otherwise in additional instructions: PURCHASES FOR INVENTORY: PURCHASES FOR TIRES MOUNTED: 1. Purchase Order Number 1. Purchase Order Number 5. Odometer and/or Hubometer Reading 2. Driver's Name and Signature 2. Driver's Name and Signature 6. License Plate Number and State 3. Wheel Position 7. Complete Address of Purchasing 4. Tractor and/or Trailer Number Location ADDITIONAL on Both Fleet INSTRUCTIONS AND Code Model Order Return FLEET Card Vehicle Old Tire e Credit Mileage Credit Identifier Serviced Location Readings Serial Nbr. Authorizati Bridgeston Both Units Required DOT Used ALL AMERICAN XPRESS INC CALL 800-282-1911 FOR PO PRIOR TO PO BOX 1388 20 SERVICE. CALHOUN,GA 30703-1388 706-602-8878 ALL ERECTION & CRANE SELECT PURCHASING LOCATION BY RENTAL CO 4 CITY/STATE. 7809 OLD ROCKSIDE RD CLEVELAND,OH 44131-2315 216-524-6550 ALL FREIGHT SYSTEMS 1134 S 12TH ST 10 KANSAS CITY,KS 66105 913-281-1203 ALL STAR DAIRY ASSOCIATION ALL STAR DAIRY ASSOC MEMBER.
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    MAASTO TIGER GRANT LETTERS OF SUPPORT – TABLE OF CONTENT 1. IA Senator Grassley 2. IA Blum – Congress 3. IA Loebsack – Congress 4. IA Young - Congress 5. IN IMTA Letter of Support 6. KS Senators Moran and Roberts 7. KS Congress – Rep Jenkins 8. KS Congress – Yoder 9. KS Director King 10. KS Department of Agriculture 11. KS Highway Patrol 12. KS Letter from Groendyke Transport 13. KS Mid American Regional Council 14. KS Miller Trucking 15. KY Congress - Whitfield 16. KY Governor Steven Beshear 17. KY Secretary Hancock 18. KY Mayor Dieruf 19. KY Kentucky Trucking Association 20. MI Senator Stabenow 21. MI Congress – Conyers 22. MI Congress – Lawrence 23. MI Congress – Levin 24. MI Director Steudle 25. MI State Police 26. MI Trucking Association 27. MN Senator Franken 28. MN Governor Mark Dayton 29. MN Commissioner 30. MO DOT Support Letter 31. WI Senator Baldwin 32. WI GLRTOC 33. WI CFIRE 34. WI Kwik Trip 35. WI Roadrunner 36. WI SNI – Schneider National May 26, 2015 The Honorable Anthony R. Foxx United States Department of Transportation 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, D.C. 20590 Dear Secretary Foxx: Please accept this letter of support for the 2015 multi-state TIGER grant application submitted by the Kansas Department of Transportation on behalf of itself and the state Departments of Transportation of Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin. The lack of truck parking in Kansas has come to the forefront of the Kansas Department of Transportation, Kansas Highway Patrol and the trucking industry in Kansas. The grant for a Truck Parking Information and Management System would be used to provide real-time information to commercial truck drivers about the availability of public and private truck parking, through the use of dynamic roadside signs and other means, along key commercial corridors throughout the eight Midwestern states.
  • Memorandum in Support of the Motion of the United States to Terminate Legacy Antitrust Judgments

    Memorandum in Support of the Motion of the United States to Terminate Legacy Antitrust Judgments

    UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v . Case No. : Civ. 559 SAVANNAH COTTON AND NAVAL STORES EXCHANGE, INC., ET AL. , Defendants; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, V. Case No.: Civ. 814 AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT COMPANY, INC., ET AL., Defendants. MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT OF THE MOTION OF THE UNITED STATES TO TERMINATE LEGACY ANTITRUST JUDGMENTS The United States respectfully submits this memorandum in support of its motion to terminate two legacy antitrust judgments. The Court entered these judgments in 1951 and 1956, respectively; thus, each of them is more than sixty years old. After examining each judgment- and after soliciting public comments on each proposed termination-the United States has concluded that termination of these judgments is appropriate. Termination will permit the Court to clear its docket, the Department to clear its records, and businesses to clear their books, allowing each to utilize its resources more effectively. I. BACKGROUND From 1890, when the antitrust laws were first enacted, until the late 1970s, the United States frequently sought entry of antitrust judgments whose terms never expired.1 Such perpetual judgments were the norm until 1979, when the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice ("Antitrust Division") adopted the practice of including a term limit of ten years in nearly all of its antitrust judgments. Perpetual judgments entered before the policy change, however, remain in effect indefinitely unless a court terminates them. Although a defendant may move a court to terminate a perpetual judgment, few defendants have done so. There are many possible reasons for this, including that defendants may not have been willing to bear the costs and time resources to seek termination, defendants may have lost track of decades-old judgments, individual defendants may have passed away, or company defendants may have gone out of business.