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Eastern Engineers Reject Union AffiliationEastern Airlines said its professional aircraft en

Gold will recover to at least $450 an ounce by the end of this year from the current short-term retr

GENERAL NEWSLabor Secretary William Brock cautioned that Social Security taxes are as high a

Divers exploring the murky waters of a former shipyard site here believe they have found the sunken

Thatcher Going to Bonn LONDON - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will visit Bonn Sept. 16 fo

William Brock, U.S. labor secretary, cautions that the United States must begin considering how to r

Lloyd's agents at Chittagong said the 27,145-deadweight-ton British bulk carrier Warnant refloated

Bombing in Paris PARIS - A bomb blew open the facade of the Paris city hall Monday, killing

Next week could make or break government plans to transfer Conrail to the private sector this year.

Reporters, business leaders, legislators and port boosters were called to the Virginia Port Authorit

The sugar market may not see further sizable declines from current levels, given the virtual 50 perc

Favorable growing conditions helped boost shipments of Florida's fresh citrus to their second-highes

Pretax profits for the Malaysian Airline System dropped in the year through March 31 on revenues vir

Japan Air Lines took delivery of its ninth Boeing 747 freighter, bringing its 747 fleet to 54, the l

Piggyback Haylift To Benefit FarmersA special haylift train, using piggyback trailers on fla

People Express Inc. is negotiating with several parties interested in buying Frontier Airlines or so

Stauffer Hikes PriceOf Dry AlumStauffer Chemical Co. is increasing its distributor p

Debate over whether plastic soda bottles should be included in a mandatory recycling bill kept the m

Another small, family controlled bank was taken over by the government in an effort to protect depo

A woman fearful of catching AIDS has filed a $12 million lawsuit claiming she was bitten during a sc

The possibility of renewed labor problems at public docks here vanished over the weekend when Housto

Canadian Labor Minister Pierre Cadieux received the report of a federalconciliation commissi

MARITIME CLEVELAND-CUYAHOGA COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY (Cleveland) - Anthony Fugaro, a retired U.

Martin A. Langeveld, a former sea captain and shipbuilding executive, died Friday at his home in New

The U.K.-based World Sugar Journal Monday revised its forecast for 1985-86 world sugar output to 96.

A recent price rally in corn gluten feed may be short-lived if the EC decides to follow through with

The nation's oil industry was able to hang on to two of its most cherished tax credits in the tax ov

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. entered final negotiations to sell most of its light product marketing and distr

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

Monday, September 8, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanadaU.

Japanese and other creditors plan to lend Hong Kong's C.H. Tung Group $277.5 million to support newb

Very Profitable Carriers Are Asked to Cut RatesTRENTON, N.J. - Insurance Commissioner Kennet

Barge Carrying Fuel Catches Fire, SinksBRUSSELS, Belgium - A barge carrying 2 million liters

Mark A. Dombroff, a former Justice Department attorney with responsibility for all aircraft and mari

U.S. oil companies continue to knock on the door of Angola despite attempts by the Reagan administra

Thousands of trucks and buses rolling down the nation's highways are being operated by drivers who

The Maine Central Railroad Co. rejected a proposal offered by rail labor to resolve a nearly eight-m

The following are the results of Monday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge freigh

The Federal Maritime Commission is seeking more information from ocean carri ers serving Japan on t

Motorists are paying nearly a penny a gallon more for gasoline than two weeks ago, and an industry a