Jim Johnston, longtime OOIDA president, dies at 78

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Jim Johnston, longtime OOIDA president, dies at 78

| Jan 09, 2018 5:26PM EST
From its roots in the chaotic trucking world of the 1970s, Johnston built the OOIDA into an organization of about 160,000 members operating more than 300,000 trucks.
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