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It's very late in the congressional session, and maritime interests are sprinting to keep up with a

AMERICA WEST GETS OK FOR JAPANESE SERVICELAS VEGAS, Nev. - The Clark County Department of Av

Marine cargo surveyors are key players in international shipping. This group of skilled mari

The planning board in the town of Bucksport, Maine, turned thumbs down on a 180-megawatt coal-fired

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 229.70 up 1.14 which compares w

The U.S. dollar traded broadly lower Wednesday and was driven by technical factors that pushed the d

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's re-election to a third five-year term in power will mean

The MassCentral boys are at it again. The same bunch of short-line rail buffs at Massachuset

Nigeria is reconsidering its proposed ban on the export of raw cocoa, due to take effect in January

The introduction of commodity funds to Japanese markets would boost liquidity here and worldwide of

A near dearth of export bookings for corn to be shipped from the Great Lakes this fall, countered by

Votainer Consolidation Services (New York) Inc., an ocean freight consolidator, will open its own of

Oct. 24, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Timothy Gailey questions the strategic wisdom of two property/c

For two years, Mitchell Malicki has been in motion between Detroit and the Soviet Union, or Poland o

Compagnie Generale Maritime, a Paris-based steamship line, awarded $1,000 scholarships to four stude

Oil futures prices gained sharply Wednesday on re-emerging fears of war in the Persian Gulf and on t

Home buyers' costs will increase sharply and thousands of prospective owners will be eliminated from

* Trading With Suriname 4A * Brazil Farmers Favor Coordination With U.S. 4A* Soviet-Taiwan L

Foreign investors have long urged the Taiwanese government to allow them direct access to the island

BRAZILIAN AGENCY CUTS COFFEE CROP ESTIMATERIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil's 1990-91 (May-Apr

The Port of Grays Harbor plans to spend $6.4 million on operations and $5 million on capital improve

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 24, 1990Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Oct. 24, 1990 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley 37.8

HARTFORD STEAM POSTS HIGHER NET INCOMEHARTFORD, Conn. - Third quarter net income of Hartford

State Insurance Commissioner Samuel Fortunato warned insurance companies Tuesday that failing to vol

Solvency regulation could best be handled by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners or

The biggest single issue facing the reinsurance industry is one that "only seems to be discussed in

If all goes as planned, a tidy lot of Budapest citizens will begin doing their laundry American-sty

Orders received by factories for long-lasting goods fell sharply by 1.7 percent in September becaus

The Canadian pork industry has until Nov. 7 to appeal a Tuesday finding by the U.S. International Tr

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

House and Senate aviation leaders remained at odds Wednesday over landmark legislation that would se

U.S. Agricultural Secretary Clayton Yeutter's mission to Brazil this week should be a resounding suc

Budget negotiators racing to meet a midnight Wednesday deadline were close to a deficit reduction pl

Rob Quartel's suggestions for reforming U.S. maritime law are considered radical coming from a membe

Lim Kit Siang, leader of Malaysia's largest opposition group, the Democratic Action Party, or DAP, s

Officials at Norfolk Southern Corp. are cautiously optimistic about business. "There may not

Once more defying a federal court order, striking Santos port employees voted Tuesday and Wednesday

Aluminum ingots- $1,970-$1,980 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.