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The U.S. economy is headed for a slowdown, at the very least, in the wake of the stock market's hist

If a fish doesn't cough when released in a water sample at the nation's largest center for freshwate

Rolling hills, sprawling horse farms and the trappings of country gentry still give this fast growin

The largest-ever convention of officials of short-line and regional railroads convened here Sunday,

An economic colossus signs a free trade agreement with a much smaller close ally, and leaders of the

The Reagan administration is considering the elimination of duty-free benefits for five major develo

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Importers Warned On Clay PotteryThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has asked the Customs

The largest spot market contract awarded by the Tennessee Valley Authority during the week of Oct. 1

Potomac Earnings Rose $8 Million in QuarterPotomac Electric Power Co. earned $109.7 million,

El Paso Electric Co. said that it had reached a compromise with the staff of the Texas Public Utilit

The president of the Seafarers International Union claims provisions in the proposed U.S.-Canada Fre

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

The local farmers may think they're loony, but scientists at Tuskegee University are trying to devel

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U.S. and Japanese business executives jointly asked their governments to act to correct the mounting

More than 150 U.S. companies have pulled their investments out of racially segregated South Africa i

Jardine Terminates Bid for Broker StakeNEW YORK - Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd. said that,

Jim Walter Resources Inc., Island Creek Coal Sales Co. and U.S. Steel Mining Corp. are likely to bat

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The U.S. Navy has dispatched five trained dolphins to the Persian Gulf to assist U.S. forces there i

Kirkpatrick's Decision On Candidacy ExpectedFormer United Nations ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatr

Generic prescription drugs offer substantial savings over their name-brand counterparts, but some ph

The New York Public Service Commission has approved plans for a 79-megawatt cogeneration plant that

Oil prices were falling in Europe by the end of last week - after a brief rally that followed the Ir

High-tech "spiralveyor" cargo-handling systems like the one planned in Houston may be built on the E

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Business and consumer groups are mounting a campaign against a Senate trade bill amendment that they

A Federal Maritime Commission official says the FMC may offer trans-Pacific ship lines the same type

Tiger Earnings Sharply HigherTiger International Inc., parent of the Flying Tiger Line air c

Seven labor groups have filed suit against the city of Galveston, Texas, over its plan to sell its 3

Brandtship USA Forms Florida AffiliateBrandtship USA Inc., shipbroker and agent based in Oys

A judge's decision that a relative cannot bring a malpractice suit for emotional damages in the deat

Lawyers Debate Report On L'Ambiance PlazaHARTFORD, Conn. - A lawyer representing victims of

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Seven eastern Caribbean islands will tear down all trade barriers among them in January, officials f

The West German government at the weekend welcomed President Reagan's pledge to make a major effort

International trade and foreign investment are likely to get a big boost at this week's meeting of t

South Korea's trade surplus with the United States widened in the first nine months of this year to

South Korea's pork exports to Japan in the first nine months of this year increased 84 percent to 1,