Caterpillar Inc. officials and members of the...
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Caterpillar Inc. officials and members of the United Auto Workers union met for the first time in more than a month to discuss a 5-month-old strike, but no progress was apparent. Both sides agreed to reconvene today. . . . North American sales of personal computer applications software reached $5.71 billion in 1991, a 24.6% increase over 1990, according to the Software Publishers Assn. . . . The Philippine government handed over control of Philippine Airlines to a new consortium called PR Holdings. Businessman Antonio Cojuangco, a nephew of President Corazon Aquino, was elected chairman and president of the airline.
