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A county supervisor wants the port of Oakland to investigate allegations that Southern Air Transport

U.S. exports of fertilizer to China, one of the world's greatest consumers, are likely to drop again

Britain has its Egon Ronay, France has its Michelein and we have our Mobil Travel Guide. Eve

Hopes are fading in Australia that a new aviation agreement will be negotiated with the United State

Boeing 767 Testing Being Held in BoliviaLA PAZ, Bolivia - The first high-altitude airport te

Two European airlines, Sabena, the Belgian state carrier, and Scandinavian Airlines System are conti

A government official defended Thailand's proposal to restore the infamous ''death railway," and sai

The airline industry said the federal government once again is acting in bad faith by collecting use

ABC Rail Corp. bought the railroad wheel, brake shoe and track work manufacturing unit of IC Industr

Motor Carrier Revenue Rose 1.3 percent in QuarterALEXANDRIA, Va. - Motor carrier revenue in

After a 10-hour-long meeting with the government Wednesday, leaders of striking truck drivers Thurs

Thomas Brooke, president of irregular route carrier Frederick Transport of Dundas (just outside the

For the week ended Feb. 14, 1987, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ

IU International Reports GainIU International Corp. reported fourth quarter earnings of $17.

Port of Chicago officials have undertaken a major drive to lure business into the port district's fo

White House Report On Trade to Be SecretThe Reagan administration told Congress this week it

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

Where will all the Hyundais go? That's the question many Northwest ports would like to know

An administration proposal to reduce the Customs Service's personnel will be rejected by the Senate

Catastrophic Premiums To Increase, CBO SaysThe House Ways and Means Committee released a Con

Eighteen crewmen apparently died when the small Philippine-flag cargo ship Balsa 24 capsized in a vi

GENERAL NEWSEconomic activity is refocusing to the suburbs as businesses relocate away

The Maritime Administration's latest survey of U.S. shipbuilding and ship repair facilities reported

Canada's Coast Guard wants modification of a four-year-old design for a very large icebreaker intend

Bath Iron Works is likely to shut down its Portland, Maine, shipyard tempo rarily, but will not lay

FMC Adopts Rules On Attorneys' FeesThe Federal Maritime Commission adopted new rules to help

Trade union leaders at Devonport Royal Naval Dockyard threatened Wednesday to call a mass walkout by

The RAND Corp.'s Institute for Civil Justice has released the latest in a continuing series of studi

A coalition of 172 health-care organizations called Monday for allowing Americans to buy Medicaid in

A panel of medical experts rejected mandatory AIDS testing for marriage license applicants and hospi

U.S. Labor Secretary William Brock has asked the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to in

Night Hawk Joins Ark. Drilling ProgramNight Hawk Resources Corp. is participating in the dri

Congress has begun looking at the thorny problem of how to notify workers they may be exposed to dan

Gains by pharmaceutical and high technology issues helped the stock market test its recent record hi

Supplies of gasoline and distillate declined, according to the American Petroleum Institute's latest

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Rohr, Machinists Near Tentative AccordSAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - Aerospace machinists and Rohr

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

Tiny USX Telecenters Corp. of Sunnyvale says it has quietly settled its $50 million lawsuit against

Besides a good-sized payoff for Rainier Bancorporation shareholders, the company's merger with Secur