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Western ranchers are mulling the realities associated with higher grazing fees for federally owned l

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena said Thursday that U.S. negotiators are making headway in tal

Here are a few pointers for those who do, or plan to do, business with Mexico. * The "abrazo

A male and female sailor were jailed this week for having sex on a frigate during a drunken ship-boa

There would be enough U.K. merchant seamen to crew another Falklands-type naval operation if war wer

A bill to prevent local governments from setting their own rules on pesticide use was passed by the

As of Oct. 21, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Exports of fruit products have boomed in weight terms so far this year, but container lines are not

Third-quarter operating income at Sea-Land Service Inc. grew 29 percent in the third quarter of 1992

Republican officials of the Massachusetts Port Authority issued a mild statement in response to Demo

With the start of the 1993-1994 Chilean fruit season fast approaching, ports are gearing up for the

GEORGIA WON'T INCREASE WORKERS COMP RATESATLANTA - Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ti

The good news from California is that seven years of drought have ended, the state is looking at bum

Eric Kroesche was having a bad day. It was the last day of the fiscal year for his fuel and oil dist

The Clinton administration Thursday declined to endorse the addition of the tough Super 301 trade la

Barge owners and shippers face a new set of fuel taxes and lock-use charges under the provisions of

U.S. automakers Thursday accused their Japanese competitors of dumping cars in the U.S. market, even

Fearing a rise in protectionism by developing nations, Latin American leaders have called on the U.S

Air China will resume its weekly freighter service from New York to Shanghai and Beijing this Sunday

Transport labor and management praised the Railway Labor Act and urged Congress and the Clinton admi

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The experimental drug Ampligen has been shown to be active against hu- man immunodeficiency virus, o

CHEVRON REFINERY FIRE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROLPHILADELPHIA - A propane fire broke out a

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Intermodal transportation providers are striving to boost visibility in the perishablesshipping mark

The railroads' market share for perishable refrigerated goods continues to decline, although it post

A House Energy and Commerce Committee panel Thursday approved a four-year, $75 million spending blue

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The Russian government has taken over complete control of the acceptance and domestic distribution o

Conrail Inc. reported a third-quarter loss of $3 million, compared with earnings of $75 million, or

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 218.74 up 0.57 which compares

COFFEE FUTURES PERKING ON RETENTION RUMORSCoffee futures bounced higher Thursday as a rumor-

Interneuron Pharmaceuticals Inc. reported that a company-sponsored clinical study of three dosage le

A slump in the grain elevator business has been a boon to Archer Daniels Midland Co., which now sits

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Lawsuits continue to mount with new allegations of picket-line violence as a strike by some 18,000 c

A U.S. District judge in Miami this week rejected Carnival Cruise Lines Inc.' s bid to have its frau

Japanese shippers have put ocean carriers on notice that the old system of accommodation and shared

They found the black Mercedes-Benz in a field next to the Autobahn, with its front doors open.