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In a drive to convince Congress to investigate air safety, Eastern Airlines pilots will have a chanc

Three senators are turning up the pressure on the Federal Aviation Administration in an effort to fo

Continental Airlines insists it's worked like a feverish little elf since the carrier merged with Pe

Today marks the fourth meeting in as many weeks for an ad hoc coalition of hard-core aviation system

Flights Resume Today Between US and PeruLIMA, Peru - Direct flights between Peru and the Uni

Struggling railroads face an even bleaker financial future if Congress votes for more regulation and

The only way to halt the intentional jamming of train safety devices by railway workers is to allow

Rockwell Raises Share In Brazil Axle ProducerTROY, Mich. - Rockwell International Corp. said

Grand Trunk Western will sell two Michigan branch lines to the Central Michigan Railway Co. The sale

The following are the highlights of Thursday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge f

The transportation changes that led CSX Corp. to buy Sea-Land Corp. also require ports to improve th

CSX Dedicates Kentucky FacilitiesCORBIN, Ky. - CSX Transportation has dedicated its new engi

Mark Twain's river-town bad boy Tom Sawyer was better known for playing hooky than for scholarship,

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Seminar on foreign trade zones sponsored in conjunction w

American President Lines has started a service to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, that will link the Red Sea p

Conference Canceled Due to Little ResponseThe St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. canceled

The Teamsters union blistered the Reagan administration over reports of a planned federal lawsuit ai

Improved driver training, more inspections and tougher safety enforcement are needed to combat the g

Last week's announcement that the Georgia Ports Authority will acquire the assets of the Brunswick P

Three tanks of flammable gas exploded on a Harlem street Thursday, destroying the truck that was car

There are significant obstacles to the federal government's reported plan to take control of the Int

Japanese truck makers are surer than ever that they stand to make a fortune in a market where U.S. t

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Analysts agree that General Re Corp.'s decision to buy back $300 million of its stock is part of an

Virginia port officials are taking a page from the tactics of Gen. Robert E. Lee in their latest thr

The Shipping Act of 1984 could use some fine tuning," but in most respects, it has been a success, a

A federal bankruptcy court has refused to allow banks to try to sell four United States Lines contai

Caribbean economies will grow modestly" this year, according to the region's leading financial insti

Recovery rates of more than 90 percent are reported from gold and silver deposits in Canadian mines

Westinghouse Electric Corp. says it has given the exclusive rights to manufacture, sell and service

Lost treasures and shipwrecks have become staples of the news-short summer- silly season over the pa

Some companies have become so frustrated by the preshipment inspection process that they've stopped

Her neck and wrist broken, Patricia Black lay waiting in the emergency room for a doctor willing to

Lloyd's of London has chosen IMB Computers to take the world's largest insurance market into the ele

On the eve of a merger with British Petroleum Co. that will make Standard Oil Co. the largest Britis

Researchers have inserted foreign genes into a bacterium now used as a tuberculosis vaccine, a step

The ruling by New York's highest court that compulsory drug testing of school teachers is unconstitu

A West Coast marine insurer, based in Seattle, has been ordered to stop writing policies because the

Cigna Unit Gets Nod To Operate in JapanCigna Investment Advisory Co. Inc., a subsidiary of C