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Microchip users in the United States are turning to the black market topurchase less costly

The Federal Maritime Commission will try to unscramble the confusion that exists in some minds about

The Tennessee Valley Authority bought 4,000 tons of coal for $17.90 a ton plus $5.16 a ton in transp

The United States wants Cuba to improve safety standards at its two Soviet- designed nuclear reactor

A nuclear plant in Tennessee is "oozing radioactive contamination," and the Nuclear Regulatory Commi

A United Illuminating Corp. spokesman says the company has refused a consumer advocate's request to

Despite the Soviet nuclear disaster in April, a majority of West Germans support the continued use o

The Bank of Boston is holding talks on purchase of a government-run bank in the Philippines under th

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. appears on the verge of abandoning its first - unhappy - venture

The Nakasone administration should move now to encourage expanded directinvestments by the p

Microchip users in the United States are turning to the black market topurchase less costly

The Nakasone administration should move now to encourage expanded directinvestments by the p

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. appears on the verge of abandoning its first - unhappy - venture

West Germans Seek To Protect Their BeerSAARBRUECKEN, West Germany - If the Common Market for

It wasn't exactly like a scene from Animal House" where fraternity members stood around and drained

Former BofA Director Prefers Small CompanyCharles Schwab says he quit Bank of America's boar

Discarded six-pack harnesses, derelict fish nets and other plastic flotsam that kill ocean creatures

The Bank of Boston is holding talks on purchase of a government-run bank in the Philippines under th

West Germans Seek To Protect Their BeerSAARBRUECKEN, West Germany - If the Common Market for

Japan's Canon Inc. introduced a smaller, lighter, faster and cheaper line of its personal-cartridge

It wasn't exactly like a scene from Animal House" where fraternity members stood around and drained

Angry members of the House Merchant Marine Subcommittee bore down hard on Defense Department officia

Houston Mariners Club. 21st annual marine insurance seminar. Sept. 21-23 at the Adams' Mark Hotel, H

The Kvaerner group, together with a Norwegian consortium, has assembled the world's largest fleet of

The U.S. dairy production outlook for 1987 is "uncertain" despite a continuing production decrease a

The following table lists the spot coal contracts signed between the Tennessee Valley Authority and

World meat production in 1987 is expected to total 129.9 million metric tons, up 1 percent from 128.

Argentina Sets Record For Sunseed OutputBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Sunseed output rose to a r

The U.S. and Philippine governments agreed to a five-point program to help revive the Philippine eco

The Chicago Board of Trade's board of directors voted to petition the Commodity Futures Trading Comm

The farm export picture, gloomy after three straight months of deficits, has at least one bright spo

Deep divisions between the United States and India and Brazil over barriers to foreign investment s

A First for VPA NORFOLK, Va. - The Virginia Port Authority is the first port agency to provi

Senate majority leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., said he was awaiting agreement among major commodity gro

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced 108,000 metric tons of U.S. corn had been sold to Taiwa

Department of Transportation staffers proposed several changes in government truck safety. T

The Department of Transportation gave tentative approval to Texas Air Corp.'s new plan to purchase E

Risk retention legislation breezed through House subcommittee and committee votes and could reach th

It is sale time in the Philippines. Government-controlled banks, companies and assets, which bankers

Richard P. Leach agreed to stay at the Port of Houston Authority in a new position that could make h