Tue June 09, 2020 - Midwest Edition #12
Giles Lambertson â CEG Correspondent
The MacAllisterâs (L-R) Alex, regional rental operations manager; Laurel, facilities project manager; P.E., late chairman of the board; and Chris, president and CEO, attend the open house for the new Indianapolis headquarters in 2018. One hundred years, here we come.
That s the exuberant view of Chris MacAllister, president and CEO of
MacAllister Machinery, as the Indianapolis-headquartered Caterpillar dealer waltzes through its 75th year of business. Waltz might not be an apt description of a company as vigorously engaged as this one. Rumba, perhaps.
Whichever, it long ago settled into a productive rhythm, with steady growth of its operations and expanding opportunities for customers to access Caterpillar products and other top manufacture brands and services. Nothing in its performance in recent years suggests it is tiring, either, as sometimes happens to companies after three quarters
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U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson took center stage Thursday in a Republican effort to slow down the passage of a $1.9 trillion Democratic COVID-19 relief bill the Senate is expected to debate into the weekend.
Johnson, R-Oshkosh, who has described the massive stimulus package as unnecessary, forced a full reading of the more than 600-page document, which began Thursday afternoon and was expected to last into the early hours Friday.
He said he also plans to work with his Republican colleagues to introduce a litany of amendments to the bill to try to force lengthy votes and more debate on the legislation, a procedure he called a âvote-a-ramaâ in a WIBA radio interview.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson took center stage Thursday in a Republican effort to slow down the passage of a $1.9 trillion Democratic COVID-19 relief bill the Senate is expected to debate into the weekend.
Johnson, R-Oshkosh, who has described the massive stimulus package as unnecessary, forced a full reading of the more than 600-page document, which began Thursday afternoon and was expected to last into the early hours Friday.
He said he also plans to work with his Republican colleagues to introduce a litany of amendments to the bill to try to force lengthy votes and more debate on the legislation, a procedure he called a âvote-a-ramaâ in a WIBA radio interview.