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Canada's "Big Bang" kicked off quietly Tuesday, but sweeping change was already being felt in the Ca

An 11-year-old pilot took off Monday for Cincinnati, Ohio, on another leg of a trip he hoped would p

Speaking two days before leaving his post, Federal Aviation Administrator Donald D. Engen cautioned

Lilly Industrial Coatings Inc. reported net income for the second quarter ending May 31 was $2.8 mil

Air traffic on the French domestic airline Air Inter was cut by 40 percent Monday as another strike

Britain and Spain failed Monday to resolve their dispute over Gibraltar airport, which threatens to

Change, or the prospect of it, breeds uncertainty; and in turn this casts a pall of obscurity on the

The Federal Aviation Administration withdrew eight test problems for air traffic controllers after c

The entry of All Nippon Airways into the Australia-Japan route later this year is expected to cut fa

Denver to Become Site For ISAL Mail ServiceDenver will become an acceptance site for the Pos

Magazine Examines Railroad RegulationRailroad regulation is examined in the new issue of Reg

Look for Burlington Northern Railroad to decide very soon whether it will introduce containers into

Internal and external computer systems are tempering railroad and truck hazardous material spills by

Fleet managers are out to convince truckers that the fastest way to lose money is to start driving f

A mediator has been appointed to help stalled contract talks between BC Rail and seven unions repres

About 35 local protesters said they'll lose money with Monday's inauguration of a detour around the

Comarco to Install Freeway Phone SystemANAHEIM, Calif. - Comarco Inc. was selected by San Di

TOM DONOHUE, president of the American Trucking Associations, came in for some heavy shelling when h

Freight forwarders and brokers are just beginning to realize the benefits of electronic data systems

Greyhound Lines is threatening to scrap its merger plans with Trailways bus company, saying that Tra

879.5 (June 30) Previous day - 886.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

The United States has asked West Germany and Japan to help defray the cost of the Persian Gulf prote

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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tuesday approved a bill that would ban President Reagan's pla

The Reagan administration, rejecting advice from congressional Democrats, said Tuesday it intends to

Kuwaiti Cargo Ship Attacked in the GulfMANAMA, Bahrain - An Iranian gunboat fired a missile

Member nations of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will adjust their overall oil ou

The just-completed agreement of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, which is expected

Oil production by the 11 members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Ex porting Countries rose by

Gasoline delivered to service stations would be metered at the time of delivery, rather than at the

June 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Oil Futures, Options Set Nymex RecordThe New York Mercantile Exchange said that record volum

A House Committee rejected a proposal Tuesday that would have ended liability limits for nuclear pow

Cash market energy prices were weaker early Tuesday and are expected to continue to pull back slight

This mile-high city's infamous "Brown Cloud" of air pollution produced a silver lining for U.S. corn

Brooklyn Union Gas Co. awarded contracts to build the first natural gas vehicle refueling stations i

Virginia Power said it has reached agreements in the last two weeks that willallow the utili

Moody's Investors Service Monday placed the credit ratings of Public Service Co. of New Hampshire un

Reactor Foes Garner Congressional SupportWASHINGTON - Opponents of the Seabrook and Shoreham

The right of the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. to bill its ratepayers for the utility's charitable dona