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Jospin Visits China PEKING - French Socialist Party First Secretary Lionel Jospin met with H

Ferrie to Head New SubsidiaryOf Irving BankIrving Bank Corp. formed Irving Internati

Xerox Corp. said it will give further study to a decision about continuing its presence in South Afr

South Korea's Daewoo Motor Co. said it made its first shipment of 250 of its LeMans cars to the Uni

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GENERAL NEWSThe White House readies its 1988 Titanic budget for sailing in icy waters. Page

Shareholders of financially troubled People Express Inc. narrowly approved a $115 million merger wit

GENERAL NEWSThe White House readies its 1988 Titanic budget for sailing in icy waters. Page

A rapid rise in the use of Norfolk International Airport is causing airport officials to consider $6

WTC International reported fiscal third quarter earnings rose to $1.3 million, or 16 cents a share,

Cargolux asked the Department of Transportation to reconsider a recent decision denying it permissio

Carriers Set Agreement To Merge OperationsCOLUMBUS, Ohio - Two start-up carriers agreed to m

The Department of Transportation approved a rate agreement filed by the International Air Transport

Air traffic control is losing its safety margin due to fewer controllers, stressful schedules and th

The Environmental Protection Agency believes it is being inadvertently pushed into what amounts to a

Better highway access for long truck trailers will be the chief goal for American Trucking Associati

AccuRay Corp. and Hercules Inc. jointly announced that their boards of directors had approved a merg

A passionate and sometimes testy confrontation is, well, mushrooming on the forest floors of the Pac

Top officials of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party increased the fiscal 1987 national defense

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has been traveling his country, dispensing money and listening to the co

A passionate and sometimes testy confrontation is, well, mushrooming on the forest floors of the Pac

JAPAN PHILIPPINES - Up to 6.65 billion yen (US$41.6 million) in aid for new projects in the

Should the United States continue to provide military assistance for nations that impose tariff or n

The government filed a $750 million lawsuit Monday in its first such action aimed at regaining part

Top officials of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party increased the fiscal 1987 national defense

The government has abandoned a scheme to buy back weapons from Communist rebels but is considering a

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi has been traveling his country, dispensing money and listening to the co

North Korea's legislature approved the appointment of a new premier and the re-election of President

Japan's car companies, hit hard by the sharp rise in the value of the yen, will not give up their sh

The European Commission Monday said it plans to pursue its complaint under international trading rul

Greek publishers and booksellers are bitterly protesting new taxes that they claim will ruin the cou

Czechoslovakia announced a series of tough new controls in a bid to improve product quality, especia

Can cattle be bred and raised to produce cuts of beef with a taste as right and as uniform as every

Colombia Coffee Stocks Put at 10.5 Million BagsBOGOTA, Colombia - The London auditing firm J

To Caribbean businessmen, the United States is the world's biggest and best market for their produc

Cameroon's fast-growing port of Douala is to boost investment outlay during the next few years to in

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the world price of upland cotton at 48.81 cents a pound

The loss of the Gibraltar-registered British tanker Syneta off Iceland last Friday has raised a fres

World milk production is up about 1 percent this year and is expected to level off in 1987, accordin

Solvent farm banks in the Northeast and Texas are headed to court to argue for a limit on how much