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Hays T. Watkins, chairman and chief executive officer of CSX Corp., is the first recipient of Maryla

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A study by the Pennsylvania House Insurance Committee recommends that uninsured drivers in the state

Tue., Nov. 17, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Pre-Press Equipment Exhibition ScheduledDUSSELDORF, West Germany - IMPRINTA 88, the world's

Services for foreign businessmen in China - which seemed to improve only marginally from Marco Polo'

A bipartisan group of congressmen Tuesday renewed their attack on the U.S. sugar program, introducin

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AIR CARGO Air Canada Cargo is adjusting to shifts in the industry. 9BLawrence L. Rodberg, o

Transco Energy Co. named David F. Mackie as executive vice president of the Transco Gas. Co. subsidi

Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a match - a business one, please. The U.S. Department of Comm

Iranian speedboats attacked three commercial tankers laden with Saudi Arabian crude oil Monday on th

The Federal Maritime Commission plans to decide by the end of the month how to proceed with its inve

A United Transportation Union's strike over safety issues turned ugly Monday, as Guilford Transporta

The United States could slash its trade deficit by 50 percent next year and balance it in three if m

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French Official Cites Devaluation DangerPARIS - Bank of France Gov. Jacques de Larosiere cau

A pregnant insurance-company worker making a house call Friday afternoon in Southwest Philadelphia w

Telecommunications is expediting the processing of letters of credit, but the ground rules set 50 ye

U.S. trade sanctions against Brazil because of its closed computer market come at a time when trade

New questions are being raised about a Reagan administration proposal that critics say could cost ta

A strike threat loomed larger for Air Canada's operations following the breakdown last weekend of co

Mobil Exploration & Producing U.S. Inc., a unit of Mobil Oil Corp., said it recently completed two s

North Sea oil prices remained under pressure in thin European trading last week, with Brent Blend si

Arthur Scargill, the firery leader of the National Union of Mineworkers, putting his popularity to t

Plans to commercially develop the first oil field in China's Pearl River Mouth Basin were announced

Representatives of the world's top bauxite-producing countries are calling for a standstill in bauxi

The U.S.-dominated electronics sector in Malaysia is poised for further growth with fresh investment

Israeli officials conjure up a dour joke as they survey the likely impact of the Wall Street crash o

Three men who had tested positive for the AIDS virus suddenly began testing negative, Johns Hopkins

Navistar International Transportation Corp. and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative agreemen

Greece's Socialist government is making it easier for trade unions to call a strike, but hoping that

World demand for platinum could exceed 3 million ounces for the first time ever in 1987, according t

The news about federal jobs over the last few years has been filled with doom and gloom. * B

The Lavelles' partnership as traders brings together a former U.S. merchant marine officer and a mut

America West Receives Last 757 From EasternEastern Airlines, which is laying off 3,500 emplo

A Swedish-American team that drilled one of the world's deepest holes - nearly four miles - has run

Sales of consumer pesticides and fertilizers are expected to reach $2 billion at the manufacturers'

Moleculon Inc. announced that it has completed an agreement with a U.S. subsidiary of F.H. Faulding

Bridgestone Corp. has unveiled a new design theory for truck and bus radial tires that the company b