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Northwest Airlines Corp. and its mechanics union traded contract proposals Wednesday, but the carrier rejected the union's latest offer and a union spokesman said "the Grand Canyon" still separates the two sides. Negotiators for the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association offered a proposal Wednesday night that it said would save Northwest the $176 million annually that the airline has been seeking from the union, which represents about 4,500 mechanics at the airline.
August 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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