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A panel of experts on automotive uses of polyurethanes will be featured at the 30th Annual Polyureth

A special session of the International Atomic Energy Agency took up plans for an early warning syste

Damon Biotech announced that its majority-owned subsidiary, Biotherapy Systems, has merged with IDEC

CMI Energy to Suspend Oklahoma OperationsCMI Energy Conversion Systems Inc. has reached an a

EC, Comecon End Talks GENEVA - The European Community and Soviet-led Comecon, ended secret t

Japan's and West Germany's economic policies and the continuing plight of much of the less developed

Issues ranging from the future of the 55 mile per hour speed limit to the use of federal money to fi

Negotiators appear to be making headway toward settling new longshore contracts for the Gulf ports,

Mobil Finds Oil, Gas In the Gulf of MexicoMobil Oil Exploration & Producing Southeast Inc.,

As a Connecticut legislative panel begins reviewing a tort reform law a week before it takes effect,

Since reaching relative maturity, the air cargo industry has moved from infatuation to infatuation.

The struggling Wah Kwong shipping group is scheduled to hold a crucial meeting with key Japanese cre

U.S. textile mills in August used cotton at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 7.083 million bales

The decline in the value of West German imports from the United States, brought about by a dramatic

County commissioners who run the Las Vegas airport should use gambling money to help support the air

A Lawrence Livermore Laboratory biophysicist denied publishedreports that he said long-term fallout

Australian coal producers have made another strong plea for a reduction in what they describe as exc

New England industries have an opportunity to learn about the safest way to minimize hazardous waste

The executive board of the International Longshoremen's Association met here Wednesday, with expirat

The United States and Iceland signed an unusual and quickly negotiated treaty resolving a dispute ov

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Congress should reauthorize the federal Superfund program during the current legislative session so

The economies of the industrialized countries will continue to grow at a 3 percent rate for the rest

SYMPOSIUM ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INVESTMENT AND COUNTERTRADE IN CHINA. Objective is to help develop

Toyota of Japan is preparing to invest $15 million in a car assembly plant in the Philippines that b

The former head of Hong Kong's erstwhile Commodity Exchange pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing HK$5

Yankee Resources Co. signed a contract allowing the pipeline to directly sell natural gas to 60 rest

The Canada Labor Relations Board will rule soon on whether grain handlers at the northern British Co

South African Farmers Face Maize SurplusesJOHANNESBURG, S. Africa - South African farmers ha

The Kremlin is giving scores of Soviet trade organizations a freer hand to deal directly with foreig

HEARD ON THE DOCKS: Heavy machinery rumbled and roared as Oakland longshoremen hoisted cargo boxes n

The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has decided on a set of measures to monitor prices

Trucking interests at the Transportation Research Forum agreed to disagree over the relative importa

Marine Midland Banks Inc. of New York City and First Pennsylvania Corp. said they will merge when Pe

Enron Unit Completes New Wells in TexasEnron Oil and Gas Co., a subsidiary of Enron Corp., r

Pakhoed Holding BV, the Dutch transport and storage group, in a neat two-step has landed a 35 percen

Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency have met to formalizeplans for an early

One Chernobyl Reactor To Return to OperationOne of the undamaged reactors at the Chernobyl n

The International Sugar Organization said a meeting of the major sugar- exportin g countries schedu

Transmarine Expands Scope for Loss of HireTransmarine Mutual Loss of Hire Assurance Associat