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A unique air cleaning arrangement between fuel supplier Bitor America and Florida Power & Light coul

Russian restrictions on oil exports from Kazakhstan have thrown in doubt billions of dollars in fore

Plywood, crude oil and other industrial materials have provided temporary signs of inflation, pushin

A recent strike by 24 Russian sailors on a Greek vessel docked in New Jersey is considered more than

Pacificair of Oregon Inc. this week began service between Portland International Airport and Corvall

A long history of mismanagement, together with increased competition from foreign carriers, may forc

"Up until this moment, I have never met a trade bill I didn't like . . . This is a bill that I would

The 1994 cotton crop is progressing well despite recent flooding in Georgia and Alabama, and prices

As of July 21, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Venezuela and the Caribbean Community (Caricom) have resolved a diplomatic dispute that threatened t

Mexico broke ranks from the world's top beef-producing countries this week to accuse the United Stat

Starting July 31, Sea-Land Service Inc. will use the Centennial Pier Terminal in Vancouver, British

AUG. 1 START PROPOSED FOR CANADA WHEAT CURBSWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agri

HOUSE APPROVES BILL AIMED AT REDLININGWASHINGTON - Consumers upset with redlining by

1433 (July 21, 1994) Previous day - 1429 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

NEW ENGLAND POOL BUYS EMERGENCY POWERBOSTON - The New England Power Pool (Nepool) ma

The International Longshoremen's Association's South Atlantic and Gulf Coast District is concentrati

A sandbar in the upper Mississippi river that had stalled barge traffic Wednesday was cleared by the

Hoping to ease congestion at Bombay, customs authorities have designated New Delhi's Indira Gandhi I

China announced on Thursday new controls on investment in its financial institutions, banning foreig

Thursday, July 21, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

Use of Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Ltd.'s audiotext service has more than tripled, which has help

The new regime in North Korea will be forced to open up its economy to more outside influence by she

President Clinton appointed a San Diego water official with long binational experience to the board

Russia has announced the volume of its foreign trade with nations outside of the Commonwealth of Ind

The European Parliament voted by a narrow margin Thursday for Luxembourg's prime minister, Jacques S

FLOODING DAMAGES CROPS IN 3 CHINESE PROVINCESHONG KONG - Recent flooding in three pr

US AND NORTH KOREA AGREE TO RESUME TALKSWASHINGTON - U.S. and North Korean diplomats

Legislation to alter the 49-year-old statute allowing insurers to share rate- making information wit

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

As costs of its stowaway cases continue to climb, an official of Sea-Land Service Inc. said this wee

Increasingly frustrated by the U.K.'s refusal to open up London's Heathrow International Airport to

Canada's railway restructuring took a dramatic twist Thursday as the two major carriers openly consi

The future of the Interstate Commerce Commission is now in the hands of a House-Senate conference co

The U.S. dollar rose sharply against the deutsche mark Thursday on U.S. Treasury statements that it

As Belgium's economy continues to improve, apparel sales are expected to grow steadily,creating new

Fritz Cos. has joined forces with Swift Freight International of the United Arab Emirates to enhance

Two senators said that if Congress passes health reform that covers only 95 percent of Americans, th