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Alcohol-related traffic deaths are increasing again after years of steady decline, although federal

A sailing dinghy from Britain is big enough for use by the disabled, stable enough for beginners and

Harold L. Airington was designated to become president and chief operating officer of Georgia-Pacifi

The sales of pharmaceutical fillers are projected to grow from $1.12 billion a year in 1986 to $1.3

Iran's oil production, its economic lifeline, was reported to have fallen below 2 million barrels a

The first time Boston glimpses its new harbor tunnel, it's likely to be floating into town behind a

British and French minesweepers have reopened a key anchorage just outside the Persian Gulf that was

While a five-piece brass ensemble played Stars and Stripes Forever, about 150 people gathered on a p

Lock operators and maintenance workers on the St. Lawrence Seaway are expected to ratify a new contr

The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear arguments by foreign steel producers that they have rights

Tough Copyright Law On Books in MalaysiaA tougher copyright law will take effect in Malaysia

WAREHOUSE ENTRY, WAREHOUSE ENTRY/ENTRY SUMMARY PROCEDURES. Delivery Tickets (CFs 6043) are no longer

Sixty developing countries, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa, will increase economic sanctions aga

Japanese Import Curbs In Violation of GATTTOKYO - A multinational panel ruled that Japan's i

Increased civilian orders for primary metals and machinery boosted new ordersfrom U.S. facto

The sharp rise in prices being paid for secondhand vessels may have worrying implications for the sh

West German government officials and representatives of the coal and utility industries are discussi

Chevron Corp. Chairman George Keller has pledged a $1 million multi-year grant to support environmen

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a lower court decision that lets individual states

Lufthansa, the West German airline, said Monday that the highly touted Cadillac air bridge had been

In the unlikely event of monopolies investigators advising the government this week to reject the pr

The arrival of five oceangoing minesweepers in the gulf will enable the U.S. Navy to reduce its depe

Insurers will have yet another set of state regulations to follow if Indiana approves AIDS testing g

A panel of federal judges is expected to rule by year-end on the second round of appeals to the Manv

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Political setbacks and a crumbling plan against inflation have raised questions about the position o

A science museum has put one of its prize exhibits, a 70-ton Boeing 707, up for grabs, but so far th

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Germans, Japanese To Meet in TokyoTOKYO - West German and Japanese financial officials will

Genentech Inc.'s third quarter net income increased to $5.2 million, or 6 cents a share, from $3.7 m

The head of a private group said the Agriculture Department has been charged in a lawsuit with misma

New Mercury Mine Planned in SpainMADRID, Spain - Spanish mercury producer Minas de Almaden p

The United Auto Workers this week will ask an arbitrator to clarify his extension of transfer rights

A New York lawmaker, enraged over Conrail's decision against increasing passenger train speeds, is c

Fidelity National Financial Inc. said Monday it has completed the $30.25 million acquisition of all

Orange County's rate for certain cancers is slightly higher than the nationalaverage, but an

More than 80 small- to medium-sized U.S. high-technology companies are in London and Paris this week

The Caribbean Economic Community has agreed on an immediate liberalization of trade in several produ

Atari Corp. reported record results of operations on Monday for the third quarter which ended Oct. 3