By the 1960s, Inland operated, in Indiana Harbor, the largest steel plant in the world. Since then, Inland has been taking hits that have shrunk the proud plant like a pair of woolen pants in a ...

"When I hired in, there were 16,000 workers at Inland," steelworker David Vance said. "When I retired, there were 6,000. The ...

No. 2 blooming mill and 21-inch billet mill at Indiana Harbor Works, its lone steel mill, in East Chicago. But Inland, which has been seeking concessions from USW Local 1010, said it`s willing to ...

Burns Harbor, National Steel’s Midwest Steel division, U.S. Steel’s Gary works, Inland Steel’s single plant — the largest steel plant in America — and LTV Steel’s Indiana Harbor works.

Inland Steel operated the Indiana Harbor plant in East Chicago for almost 100 years when it was purchased in 1998 by Ispat International, a Netherlands company that specialized in acquiring ...

A third of the nation’s steel and nearly two-thirds of its highly ... mill and two 250-ton oxygen furnaces at its huge Indiana Harbor complex in East Chicago, the most concentrated facility ...

Since steel users prefer to deal with makers close to home, Inland sells 60% of its output within 100 miles of Indiana Harbor. Because of its happy location, it has operated since 1933 at a higher ...

Gabe Rocha, a salaried foreman who transferred from the Inland Steel plant to Burns Harbor about six months ... The Northwest Indiana Post-Tribune contributed to this report, via the Sun-Times ...

Police marine unit officers boarded a small powerboat that had been damaged near the mouth of the Indiana Harbor near the Inland Steel plant. Crews later started towing the boat back to shore as a ...