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Aug. 19, 1991 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

CMP, ISA, WTDR, ADS, CSS, FBP, NTE, FAC, IEP, NTDB, CMP, EEO, OCIM, EPS, AITS, CIMS. Those a

The decision by Singapore's ruling party to call a snap election for late August may be motivated in

With its lights shining at night, the University of Akron's newly opened, glass-sheathed $17 million

MALAYSIA TO IMPORT RUBBER FROM VIETNAMKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia has to impor

Coffee futures prices came under pressure on Monday, despite a call by producers for supply regulati

Zimbabwe's tobacco prices, quoted on the world's single biggest auction floor, have soared in recent

Along the Pacific Rim, South Korea has taken the lead in pushing trade with and investment in the So

The American Trucking Associations is considering an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to collect ref

On Aug. 3, 1981, when Ronald Reagan stood in the White House Rose Garden and said, "There will be no

Most U.S. companies plan to put operations in the Soviet Union on hold only temporarily, calling eco

World financial and commodity markets were thrown into turmoil Monday by news of the right-wing coup

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Foreigners working in Czechoslovakia speak with excitement about the frontier atmosphere and the pio

Economic progress and investment in the Soviet Union have suffered setbacks that could last for year

ALBANIAN LEADERS BEG FOR ECONOMIC HELPAlbanian leaders are pleading for urgent help

ACCIDENTS ARE FEWER AT US GRADE CROSSINGSCollisions at highway-rail grade crossings

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A passenger liner remained at sea Monday because it could not proceed to Portland, Maine, one of fiv

The soft commodities markets, especially sugar, were dealt a blow Monday morning by news of the oust

Private insurers stand to incur heavy losses if contracts between Soviet importers and Western trade

The oil industry recently agreed to change the make-up of gasoline to reduce urban air pollution, bu

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 19, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The U.S. dollar traded broadly higher Monday after rallying sharply overseas on news Soviet Presiden

Aug. 19, 1991 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded

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The five integrated plants of state-owned Steel Authority of India Ltd. produced 2.17 million metric

Shippers and shipping lines are concerned about a dampening of Soviet-U.S. trade and, ultimately, tr

SOVIET OIL STILL FLOWING TO CZECHOSLOVAKIAPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - The flow of Soviet oil to

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(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Aug. 19, 1991Bid AskedCopper_

Talk of a possible partial settlement to the strike at Chilean Copper Corp.'s El Teniente operations

Aug. 19, 1991 Copper Total, 34,672. Gold Total, .1,613,273.Silver Tot

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 207.09 off 0.09 which compares w

SORRY, WRONG NUMBER. Turmoil in the Soviet Union may mean big trouble for a number of U.S. telecommu

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 19, 1991Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hi

U.K. sales of big-ticket goods remained weak in July with consumers still seeking bargains, the Unit

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