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BUSH BACKS ETHANOL, USDA CHIEF SAYSWASHINGTON - Agriculture Secretary Edward Madigan

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General Ship Corp. expects to complete temporary repairs on the Queen Elizabeth 2 and deliver the sh

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 26, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Global Terminal & Container Services Inc., struggling to make up for its loss of cargoes carried by

Current low crude oil prices have discouraged investment in new oil fields and could endanger future

A German central bank official shook financial markets Wednesday by releasing the text of a speech -

Chaos and opportunity are to be expected in the aftermath of Russian President Boris Yeltsin's annou

Several meteorologists and analysts are eyeing mid-September as a key time frame in determining whet

Canada's gold output will fall by about 8 percent this year from the record level in 1991, Canada's

There is an old story about an airplane pilot who was addressing the passengers on a trans-Atlantic

A new warehousing fee for import and export shipments at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport has shippers

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 201.22 off 0.98 which compares

CBT DELAYS LAUNCH OF INSURANCE FUTURESThe Chicago Board of Trade delayed the launch of homeo

Public Service Electric and Gas Co., New Jersey's largest investor-owned utility, is offering custom

South Korea's restoration of diplomatic ties with China and severance of formal relations with Taiwa

Terminal handling charges for containers are being cut at the Port of Bombay, while the Port of Calc

Proving that telephone fraud is becoming big business, one of the nation's largest insurance carrier

Wedesday, Aug. 26, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

As shipments bottleneck at the congested Russian port of St. Petersburg, neighboring Estonia hopes t

Aug. 26, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The trustee assigned by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to liquidate the assets of oil trading company Aro

Refrigerated Transpo '93, the international refrigerated trade, transportation and equipment confere

Canada's plans to tear down trade barriers among its 10 provinces face stubborn resistance even as t

Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's largest carmaker, reported a 63.1 percent drop in operating profit for i

Billionaire Philip Anschutz, 52-year-old chairman and principal owner of Southern Pacific Transporta

As of Aug. 25, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

United Airlines' recent agreement to place its next big airplane order with the European consortium

Trans World Airlines Inc. said its machinists union has joined pilots and flight attendants in agree

EPA ISSUES NEW RULES ON OFFSHORE POLLUTIONThe Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday issued

Sales of Brazil's state businesses will survive even if President Fernando Collor de Mello is forced

Lloyd's of London, reeling from two years of heavy losses, will be affected by Hurricane Andrew only

Right up there with wishes for abundant water supplies, California agriculture officials thirst for

Maryann P. Burke was promoted to chief operating officer of the group benefits division of Liberty L

SYBRON CLOSES DEAL ON DEBT REFINANCINGBIRMINGHAM, N.J. - Sybron Chemical Industries Inc. sai

A lawsuit against Navistar International Corp. filed by retired workers who are threatened with heal

President Bush told thousands at the Republican National Convention in Houston that the North Americ

Emery Worldwide Tuesday announced that the company is back in the running for U.S. Postal Service co

Twelve environmental groups Tuesday tried to put pressure on the Bush administration to renegotiate