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A Long Island man says he saw "an enormous white thing" coming at the ferry boat he was riding and f

Ridicule is nothing new to John Griffith. As president of CN Route, the money-losing trucking affili

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

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

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

Coal production will total 897 million tons by the end of 1987, about 1 million tons higher than the

Although growers in the Pacific Northwest say they can't find enough fruit pickers because the new S

5th Annual PC Expo Slated for Sept. 1-3The 5th Annual PC Expo will be held at the Jacob K. J

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court invalidated a Washington law that taxed products made in the

TNT, the Australian transport group, launched a bid for supremacy in the world's air freight and exp

The first of four U.S.-flag ships being built to haul Japanese automobiles and defuse trade tensions

Thomas G. Johnston was named president of Sydney, Australia-based Amax Pacific Inc. and chairman of

Britain's Royal Navy has accompanied 119 vessels through the Strait of Hormuz since the beginning of

A faster and more accurate way to test for AIDS is being developed by Cetus Corp., a biotechnology c

The report on CSX Transportation's plans to eliminate jobs in the June 19 edition, should have read

Two commuter ferries collided in heavy fog off this Monmouth County community, slightly injuring abo

A slowdown in energy prices partially offset sharply higher food costs to produce a 0.3 percent incr

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

New Paraho Corp. will launch a test that could lead to the construction ofa $250 million commercial

Soviet Soymeal Imports Sharply Higher in MaySoviet soymeal imports were expected to be sharp

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Aug. 1 is shaping up as a historic day for the U.S. Customs Service. That day, the agency pl

An appeals court overturned a federal rule on natural gas transportation that was a key part of the

Congress Moves Ahead On Budget ProposalCongress is finishing work on the Democratic budget p

States may not impose taxes on products manufactured in state and sold to out-of-state purchasers wh

U.S. subsidiaries in the newly industrializing countries of Asia could be far more affected by new t

Iraq said its warplanes Tuesday attacked and destroyed a "large naval target," a term used to descri

Tamed by a scorching spring, the Great Lakes are spurning their usual summer cycle and falling when

Sterling's membership in the European Monetary System exchange rate mechanism is an urgent priority"

U.S. banks' moves to bolster loan-loss reserves may change the way indebted countries view their deb

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

An airline captain's decision to disregard minimum visibility requirements on his flying commute to

Ciba-Geigy Announces Stabilizer Price HikeGREENSBORO, N.C. - Ciba-Geigy announced it increas

H.B. Fuller Co. reported net income improved to $6.9 million, or 73 cents a share, in its second qua

An issue with roots deep in American history - how railroads charge for moving farm products - is co

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

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

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

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