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A special review has found that the Australian government's injection offunds into its Austr

A survey of New Mexico motorists two months after the state increased its speed limit to 65 mph show

Gov. Mario Cuomo's choice for state Thruway Authority chairman withdrew from the nomination process

Despite an an early harvest, fruit producers in northern Washington said shipments of their crops wi

The Automotive Safety Council has advice for motorists on the nation's highways. Most accide

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The Philadelphia Port Corp. wants new operators for its container terminals and is going nationwide

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A shipping executive called on the Reagan administration and Congress to reinstate the reinvestment

A committee of the International Transport Workers Federation has called on seafarers' unions to urg

Alice Young may be the only person in the world ever to receive a fax machine as a baby gift. But th

Britain is suffering one of its soggiest months of June ever, but the rain, which already has severe

Truckers want the Federal Maritime Commission to make ocean carriers using the port of New York pay

Shippers may not be sure about which measures they would support to help the U.S. merchant fleet, bu

Despite the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling one year ago making sexual harassment a form of sex discrimi

Consumer prices rose 0.6 percent during May in New York and northeastern New Jersey, with higher she

Twenty-six lawsuits totaling $200 million have been filed by Syracuse area asbestos workers and thei

The United States' foreign debt soared to $263.6 billion by the end of 1986, the Commerce Department

Last July 4, Shawn Thompson, a high school student and pretty good rock band drummer from Topeka, Ka

State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America is disputing a liability to pay claims relating to the fi

The Overseas Private Investment Corp. investment mission to Yugoslavia has yielded at least one pote

The families of two pilots killed in the collision of two police helicopters have filed new wrongful

Rates Hiked on Ships Bound for KuwaitMerchant vessels traveling to Kuwait are being forced t

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc. was sued by Michigan to stop the publishing firm from removing truckl

An Assembly committee has approved a bill that would make it more difficult for an injured consumer

The Association of British Insurers, which represents over 425 companies, reported Tuesday that in 1

The Illinois Insurance Exchange is increasing its capital requirements for underwriting syndicates t

Canadian property and casualty insurers recorded their best quarter in four years during the first t

Japan's Vehicle Output Dropped 8.9 percent in MayJapan's motor vehicle production in May fel

Mikhail Gorbachev is scheduled to deliver a major speech Thursday, explaining at some length the key

The kingdom of Nepal in the rugged foothills of the Himalayas is pleading for increased aid from Wes

Odetics Wins Order For Robotic SystemANAHEIM, Calif. - Odetics Inc. said Tuesday that it has

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposed 2.08 trillion yen, or $14.2 billion, supplementary budget

Mikhail Gorbachev is scheduled to deliver a major speech Thursday, explaining at some length the key

The kingdom of Nepal in the rugged foothills of the Himalayas is pleading for increased aid from Wes

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposed 2.08 trillion yen, or $14.2 billion, supplementary budget

The European Community's decision to extend anti-dumping duties to imports of parts from Asia for as

Japan's Vehicle Output Dropped 8.9 percent in MayJapan's motor vehicle production in May fel

the first section of the Turkish-Soviet pipeline that will pump Siberian natural gas to Turkey was i

June 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,