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New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection's Land Information Program fielded 500 inquiries

Union Carbide Corp. and Indian legal representatives are expected to begin negotiating interim relie

The domestic market for high-density polyethylene (HDPE) is bullish, spurred by rising exports and a

Long-promised plans to privatize petrochemicals are finally under way, but no one is yet very sure h

Environmental Health Wins EPA ContractThe Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $4.2 mil

The Associated Press erroneously reported Aug. 13 that a federal judge affirmed a 1985 U.S. Internat

Orient Overseas (Holdings) Ltd. returned to profit this year for the first time since 1984, and afte

As Sea-Land Service Inc. brings 30 percent more capacity into the Alaskan trade, the president of th

The president of Massachusetts Shipbuilders Inc. and Quincy city officials met Monday in an apparent

US Probes Possibility Of Dumping of BrassThe Commerce Department launched a probe of whether

MERCHANDISE PROCESSING FEE. All merchandise formally entered or withdrawn from warehouse for consump

The Agriculture Department served notice recently that it isn't running fly- by-night hotels for bir

Mexico Signs Pact On Private DebtNEW YORK - Some $9.7 billion of Mexican private sector debt

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Harmonized System Training Course. Series of three-day courses sponsored by the National Customs Bro

Sea Containers Ltd., a major lessor of marine containers and owner and operator of ferries and ports

In the short space of three months, the U.S. commitment to escort reflagged Kuwaiti tankers through

OMI Challenger Transport Inc., New York, wants help from the Maritime Administration to refinance it

Sailor Is Commended For Helping RefugeesWilliam Gatchall, chief mate of the U.S.-flag liquef

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

An aluminum shipper has filed suit against Hanjin Container Lines Ltd., alleging that the Korean shi

The microcomputer age is having a tough time conquering the mileage determination process, with smal

Algeria is to denounce the bilateral Franco-Algerian shipping agreement dating from 1967, diplomatic

Net income for 100 of the nation's largest trucking companies fell 43 percent in the first quarter,

Mack Turns to Courts In SC Hiring DisputeMack Trucks Inc. filed a motion in federal court se

Rockwell International Corp.'s Automotive Operations is gearing up to handle heavy traffic at the pa

Burnham Service Corp. will expand into general commodities freight hauling through its acquisition o

1127.0 (Aug. 14) Previous day - 1125.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Ford Motor Co.'s new aerodynamic heavy truck model dubbed The Aeroforce sets out on a 12-day cross-c

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Hamburg-Sued, West Germany's second-largest shipping line, has ordered four containerships from Flen

The port of Le Havre, on the English Channel, registered a spectacular 15 percent growth in its traf

Albert A. Pierce, who has held a number of top posts at Sea-Land Service Inc., has been named managi

Forgive Jacksonville Port Authority officials if they prefer not to hear International Auto Processo

A western Canadian partnership has been assured a C$6 million contract to design an icebreaker that

A British tanker sank off Iceland last Christmas with the loss of all 12 crewmen because the officer

The tanker market, which has seen a strengthening of freight rates in recent weeks, faces an uncerta

The port of Los Angeles handled a record 1,459,774 20-foot equivalent unit (TEU) containers in fisca

Neptune Orient Lines is the first North Pacific carrier to announce that it will discharge additiona

Saying that CSX Corp. asked him to chair Sea-Land Service because the company was in trouble, Robert