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

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

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week totaled 800, a decline of 14 f

PSC Member Doubts Plant Can Pay for ItselfBAXLEY, Ga. - A member of the Georgia Public Servi

Physicists investigating ceramics and crystals that lose nearly all resistance to electricity are sc

Due to a typographical error, the operational status of Keystone Shipping Co. of Philadelphia was li

The Supreme Court struck down two disputed Pennsylvania truck taxes in a major ruling that could for

Japan will tighten controls on issuance of export licenses in the wake of illegal shipments of highl

The port of Richmond is designing a lighting system that will allow ships to go to and from the port

Investigators Probe Moving CompaniesFederal investigators plan to subpoena moving companies'

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

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

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

Before the end of the century, international steam coal trade will expand significantly, coking coal

Two Senate Democrats, responding to a Supreme Court ruling that severely curbed states' authority in

Iran's official Islamic Republic news agency predicted success Tuesday for the forthcoming semiannua

A British-made microprocessor system tester, designed for use in field repair, service, debugging, d

Commercial banks should consider bonds, rather than direct loans, as the preferable way of providing

The dollar fell abruptly against major foreign currencies Tuesday morning on rumors the Federal Rese

GENERAL NEWS Canada and the United States will operate common border facilities experimental

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The government today will produce its official estimate of just how much the United States is in deb

Part of the capital of Air France, the French state-controlled airline, could be opened to private i

The fundamental differences between management and labor were the first order of business discussed

Both a lawyer and an economist, CSX Transportation Group President and Chief Executive Officer John

For the first time, the United States and Canada will operate common border facilities on an experim

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

A group of 35 Japanese financial institutions, including 23 banks, so far have agreed to extend $833

A U.S. District Court judge has indicated that a challenge by asbestos producers to the Manville Cor

An item in the Insurance category of the On the Move column Tuesday, June 16, incorrectly described

Swidler & Berlin Chartered, a Washington-based law firm, announced that three top-ranking officials

The timber industry has bounced back from the dark days of the early 1980s but now faces another thr

The world's customs administrations will depend on each other increasingly as the global economy bec

The domestic energy industry has met with no success in its campaign to convince Congress that it ne

When Don Jenkins, plant manager for Reynolds Metals Co.'s reduction plant in suburban Troutdale got

The McDonnell Douglas Corp. is hoping to usher in a new generation of wide- body air travel with a s

Two of Asia's notorious piraters of trademarks and copyright are moving to clean up their act, and C

Saatchi & Saatchi Co. announced the formal merger of two of its advertising agencies to form a combi

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said Monday that instead of risking alignment with one side in th

To cheers from crowds lining the harbor and the beach, the world's oldest ironclad warship, the 127-