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'86 Mozambique Crash Blamed on Pilot, CrewThe October 1986 crash of the Soviet-built Tupolev

Sea-Land Service is switching its intermodal double-stack rail service in Southern California from t

Sale of La. Railroads Awaits ICC RulingHODGE, La. - An official from the North Louisiana & G

The Interstate Commerce Commission granted rate relief to a railroad shipper using the agency's new

THOUGHTS WHILE TARMACCED; waiting for the plane to move. A new word has entered the lexicon,

River Barge Death Toll May Never be KnownMWENSE, Zambia -- Officials searching for bodies ne

Suspended 30 feet in the air in a metal and wood basket above a Navy ship, Ford Pulley said he felt

The International Longshoremen's Association, bidding farewell to long-time boss Thomas Teddy" Gleas

Two major shipper groups urged the Federal Maritime Commission to hold firm in its fight against Per

The Federal Maritime Commission has decided to proceed with a rule requiring that all carriers maint

Empresa Maritime del Estado, the Chilean state-owned carrier, has resumed its in dependent liner ser

The Department of Transportation reversed past policy and said it will consider the need for on-boar

Stoked by record truck numbers, Chrysler Motors' combined truck and car sales in the United States f

Raymond A. Stewart resigned as president of Yellow Freight System Inc., the nation's largest general

Truckers operating in commercial zones near major cities would have to meet federal truck safety law

Heavy truck sales growth is still climbing at midpoint in a year that has surprised both analysts an

July 10 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Bid Ask High

Pullman Co. to Move Headquarters OfficesPRINCETON, N.J. - The Pullman Co., which manufacture

923.5 (July 10) Previous day - 923.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Financial guarantee insurers have few conclusions to draw from lawmakers around the country about pr

Sea-Land Service Inc., a major container shipping company, has altered its proposal to buy ships and

The USS Kitty Hawk has come home. After more than 25 years cruising the world, the giant Nav

At a closed door meeting last week, the executive committee of the Independent Insurance Agents of A

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

At least one solution to Brazil's cavernous international debt and balance of payments problems may

The replacement of indicted Port Commissioner Refugio Rey Gonzales Jr. by county officials here has

A bill designed to reduce insurance premiums for ski area operators has been killed in the state Ass

Zaire's oil production declined 4.5 percent in 1986 to 11.68 million barrels compared with a year ea

A federal court judge in Washington is expected to rule soon on a proposed settlement of a class-act

Legislation to protect 31 million Medicare beneficiaries from the catastrophic cost of serious illne

LTV Steel Co. has filed an application in federal bankruptcy court for approval of an agreement that

Massachusetts insurers are complaining about a state proposal that wouldallow them to conduc

Appointments Made To Fla. HMO BoardTALLAHASSEE, Fla.- State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunt

North Sea oil prices are moving closer to $20 a barrel amid increasing concern about tension in the

Mobil Opens an Office In Beijing for AffiliateMobil Oil Corp. Friday opened an office in Bei

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' base oil price could exceed $20 a barrel at its y

China produced 245 billion cubic feet of natural gas during the first six months of 1987, a 2.5 perc

July 10, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Friday announced increases of 40 to 90 cents a barrel in the posted buying price

Ruhrkhole AG, West Germany's biggest coal producer has announced layoffs and mine closures in respon