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May 17, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

CORN GROWERS URGE US ENERGY SUMMITThe American Corn Growers Association is proposing a natio

French and British railways said this week they will pursue their court challenge of a European Comm

CHINA AWARDS CONTRACTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONSHANGZHOU, China - Telecommunications authorities

CARLOS RODRIGUEZ & ASSOCIATES (Washington) - Carlos Rodriguez is establishing this new lawfirm speci

Russian oil exporters are being forced to employ armed guards to protecttrains carrying oil

When woodlands in the Western United States became off-limits to timber harvesting two years ago, Oc

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ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS' BONDS COVERED BY MBIASANTA ANA, Calif. - In a move that could

A San Francisco supervisor is angry at port authorities for canceling a railroad tunnel project inte

New York port officials are eying a new solution to their problems of finding a site for contaminate

Rogers International Co., a Lake Oswego, Ore., consolidator and exporter of building materials to Ja

A House maritime-oversight panel recommended two bills Wednesday that would provide $100 million in

The United States is pushing for definitive action after 18 months of procrastination on changes to

The United States acted Tuesday to block imports of Japanese luxury cars worth $5.9 billion a year,

Increasingly frustrated by Japan's refusal to fully honor all tenets of its bilateral aviation agree

Air Express International, the nation's oldest and largest international air freight forwarder, is o

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman, whose department lost $1.2 billion in settling bad farm loans la

Insurers met last week in Washington to discuss ways of making the structures they insure more energ

A surge in exports helped to swell China's trade surplus during the first four months of the year to

RUSSIA AWAITS REPORT ON NUCLEAR SALE TO IRANMOSCOW - Moscow will not decide whether

Daniel Restrepo looks out over his fields of dark green coffee plants and imagines he can hear the t

Ray Tsaih says he's only one man trying to make a buck selling buns from a factory on the outskirts

ALGERIA-ITALY PIPELINE TO BE FINISHED IN JUNETUNIS, Tunisia - Final testing on the n

OHIO AWARD UPHELD IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTINGWASHINGTON - An Ohio insurance firm must pay

AXA 1ST-QUARTER REVENUE DECREASED TO $7.2 BILLIONPARIS - Axa, the French insurance a

The leading Senate opponent of a bill to allow exports of Alaskan oil has continued her delaying tac

Nike Inc. is planting its feet in Vietnam with plans to begin producing shoes at several plants sout

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IRAN PLANS TO EXPAND OFFSHORE OIL OUTPUTKHARG ISLAND, Iran - Iran, hit by a U.S. tra

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

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The World Bank is about to launch its first advertising campaign ever, to try to stave off the threa

Retail prices in four selected importing countries rose by between 4 percent and 75 percent after la

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Newport News Shipbuilding has struck again. In a deal that could raise the Virginia shipyard

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Michael S. Galardi will join Southern Pacific Lines June 1 as vice president of marketing and sales,