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SENATE PANEL APPROVES FUNDS FOR 3RD SEAWOLFWASHINGTON - A Senate panel has recommend

A report that appeared Wednesday on Page 1B misstated the number of ships expected to pass through t

Rep. Herbert Bateman, R-Va., chairman of the House National Security Committee's Special Oversight P

Canada's largest inland-shipping company, Algoma Central Corp., is moving into the ocean trades by o

Over 3,000 tons of containerized, vehicular and other cargo is under tow by Foss Maritime Co. in the

MANUFACTURERS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE (Memphis, Tenn.) - J. Stephen Turpen was named account executive

Daniel Colon, a New York port agent for the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, was placed on u

Container shipping lines are expanding aggressively into the trades traditionally dominated by opera

The main federal tax break for U.S. exporters is in danger of being axed to save the student loan pr

U.S. officials are taking a low-key approach toward reports of a Belarus-Iran arms deal in the lates

New Zealand joined some 20 countries in bidding for a $1.6 billion contract to build patrol vessels

Take karaoke in moderation, and don't talk too much during negotiations lest you want to talk yourse

A proposal to increase safety by reducing speeds on a section of the St. Lawrence Seaway is now prom

Hong Kong's Tung family, owners of Orient Overseas Container Line, has purchased a share in the Howl

A plan to build the longest, deepest undersea pipeline in the world - the stuff of science fiction j

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

North Korea's 1994 foreign trade shrank by 15.5 percent from the previous year, with a sharp decline

The government is calling for the referee to resolve a dispute over U.S. curbs on exports of woolen

Energy-sector representatives in Mexico say this week's announcement by Petroleos Mexicanos that it

The House voted Wednesday to bar funds to boost the U.S. diplomatic presence in Vietnam following th

China has signed its first loan accord with the South Korean government and talks are under way on a

The U.S. dollar hovered in a narrow range Thursday, as the durable goods and jobless claims reports

An Alaska refinery recently delivered its first shipment of gasoline to the Russian Far East aboard

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

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Sri Lanka is the only one of three Asian nations that has reached a negotiated pact with the U.S. go

Prosecutors have accused three people of taking in millions of dollars in a scheme to sell goods in

"The greatest tragic mistake of our day would be to disarm the World Trade Organization."

EU NEGOTIATOR NAMED AMBASSADOR TO USBRUSSELS - Hugo Paemen, the European Union's lea

July 27, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

For purposes of import compliance and sales negotiations, importers should be familiar with what typ

Japan will impose an emergency tariff increase on frozen beef from next month to protect domestic fa

US TO PUT PENALTY DUTIES ON SOME PIPES, TUBESThe United States will impose penalty duties on

As Indonesia's cement shortage continues, the country's largest state-owned supplier is increasing i

Exporters or importers are sought for the following items. Interested parties are asked to contact t

Communist Vietnam is set to become the seventh member of Asean today, overcoming a last-minute dispu

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