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"Today's agreement moves us closer to the ultimate goal of a genuine peace and makes it clear that B

The Jeremiah O'Brien, one of only two surviving Liberty ships of the 2,700 built to carry wartime ca

The chairman of Airbus Industrie warned Thursday that European nations may retaliate against Air Ind

Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan unveiled a broad proposal Thursday to reform the poli

Container lines are reorganizing sailing schedules because of a dispute that disrupted cargo handlin

As an estimated 12,000 members gather in Honolulu Oct. 8-11 for the 1995 Annual Meeting & Seminars o

Thursday Oct. 5, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

The reinsurance industry will experience further consolidation, according to a study released by a H

An association of property/casualty insurance companies will go to court to stop the state of Maine

In a move that set them at odds with U.S. negotiators, the European Union Thursday linked progress i

Interstate Commerce Commission employees were greeted this week with notices that their jobs would b

Thailand's new government is moving to improve port facilities that are intended to take the strain

The nation's most influential shippers' group, in a slap at the Interstate Commerce Commission, said

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

United States Surgical Corp. has completed the purchase of a Japanese distributor. The compa

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A House lawmaker with authority over maritime issues said Thursday he expects congressional hearings

Feverish building, and billions of dollars to support it, seem likely to putVietnam's constr

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Maine state transportation officials are set to go, but others still see major hurdles to developmen

Carriers on the shipping trades between Japan and the United States are scrambling to craft a respon

Sweden's gross domestic product is forecast to grow by 3.9 percent in 1995, while the government deb

Exporters have lowered their expectations through the middle of next year, according to a survey rel

Barring an 11th-hour settlement, about 34,000 Boeing Co. machinists were ready to walk off the job t

Oct. 5, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Thursday, Oct. 5, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

China's franchised chain of Playboy shops, which gained some notoriety earlier this year for the way

Campaigners against counterfeit computer programs are taking a new tack in Hong Kong, lodging a bliz

Dissatisfied workers are more likely to file workers compensation claims thansatisfied ones.

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RUSSIA'S GRAIN CROP MAY HIT 30-YEAR LOWMOSCOW - Russia has harvested about 66 millio

Oct. 5, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Taiwan's state-owned oil firm expects to begin commercial production of liquefied natural gas from w

EASTMAN CHEMICAL PLANS TO SELL FOOD BUSINESSKINGSPORT, Tenn. - Eastman Chemical Co.,

Opponents seem to outnumber supporters of a proposal to revamp pilotage oversight on the Great Lakes

A story appearing on Page 1A on Sept. 25, headlined "Which Act Covers Which Worker: Confusing Times

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German unemployment in September fell, to 3.521 million people from 3.578 million people in August,

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