CARRIER TO LAUNCH US-MED OPERATION FUTURE SERVICE IN N. ATLANTIC SEEN POSSIBLE

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CARRIER TO LAUNCH US-MED OPERATION FUTURE SERVICE IN N. ATLANTIC SEEN POSSIBLE

ALLEN R. WASTLER | Feb 28, 1990 7:00PM EST

A new shipping line will begin offering service between the United States and the Eastern Mediterran

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