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Diesel owners whose engines were damaged by reformulated fuel in 1993 are finally able to file claim

TAIWANESE REGULATIONS STALL POTATO IMPORTSKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Shipments of Northwe

Iraq's oil minister, Safa Hadi Jawad, was quoted in an Egyptian newspaper Wednesday as saying Iraq c

AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION (Washington) - Carl B. Loop Jr. was elected vice presidentof the lar

The Australian coal industry has the potential to double in size over the next decade, but its growt

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 2.1 million barrels during the week ended Jan. 13, c

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GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

The National Coal Association's 18th annual Coal Transportation and Distribution Seminar, a three-da

With economies steaming ahead, Pacific Rim Asia is casting about hungrily for ways to keep the engin

The Teamsters union, reversing a string of recent defeats in its organizing campaign atOvernite Tran

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

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The Port of Saint John, New Brunswick, is headed for another strong performance in 1995after a recor

The table "Logs and Lumber: Waterborne Exports," which appeared Friday on Page 1B, tracked imports r

Wanted: Tenant for 175-acre island in New York harbor with excellent views of Manhattan. Includes te

Genstar Container Corp., the world's largest marine container lessor, is expanding operations in Chi

FIRST AMERICAN CLIMBS OUT OF REDWASHINGTON - First American Bulk Corp., a U.S.-flag

Norman Stark, top official at the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, anticipates no repeat of the

A new technology that is currently under scrutiny could reclaim up to an estimated $10 million worth

Senegal may not be U.S. investors' first pick in Africa, but companies arefinding more oppor

Without a stronger commitment to labor-management cooperation, U.S. coal operators could find themse

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In a further indication of its desire to rejoin the world trade body, China said Tuesday that tariff

The berth side of the shed tilted against the rest of the warehouse, the strain and stress of seven

The administration of the Delaware River Port Authority is proposing to sell its intermodal railyard

Major European postal users condemned a planned rise in charges that they claim could severely damag

Driver fatigue is a hidden menance that may be responsible for 20 times the fatal accidents original

Roadway Services Inc. unveiled ambitious plans for its air and package express units aspart of a lon

China will continue to buy wheat and corn, mostly from the United States, as much to top up severely

Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown's five-day mission to India could end up winning US$5.5 billion in cont

Former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari will hold talks here today with trade officials f

British seasonally adjusted unemployment fell by 54,600 in December from November to 2.4 million, th

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 235.58 up 2.62 wh

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