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MARITIME ASSOCIATION OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY. Oct. 19. New York. Autumn gala in the great

The Soviet minister of merchant marine's report calling for the rapid modernization of the Soviet sh

AMERICAN RELIANCE NET ROSE IN THIRD QUARTERLAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. - Third quarter operating inc

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Public testimony began this week in the case of three dockworkers who allege that Local 18 of the In

The European Community has turned its sights away from quick financial aid to the Soviet Union and t

Argentina warned Thursday that it will not sign any agreement emanating from current talks to rewrit

Controversy surrounding the disappearance of the bulk carrier Derbyshire 10 years ago flared up agai

Shippers of larger, heavier air cargo may face fuel surcharges comparable to an inevitable 10 percen

Nine British insurance companies will pool their aviation underwriting resources to form a new joint

Long-term preparation minimized losses in the devastating earthquake that struck Northern California

In the story " "Rent-a-Boat' Strategy of Navy Has Big Price Tag," on Page 8B of The Journal of Comme

Oct. 18, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Oct. 18, 1990 Copper Total, 5,790. Gold Total, .1,560,101.Silver Total, .261,116,952.

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 231.78 up 0.86 which compares

The House Thursday passed a bill to revoke existing trade benefits for China to punish that nation's

Electronic communications will be an essential part of Sea-Land Services Inc.' s "landbridge" across

Amid a substantial expansion program for container facilities, the Port of Singapore Authority also

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

W. Henson Moore, U.S. deputy secretary of energy, Thursday sounded a note of caution over the Europe

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World nickel consumption is expected to increase by 1.4 percent a year through the year 2000, accord

CORN BUYS PUT SOVIETS BACK IN US GRAIN MARTAfter shunning the U.S. grain market since last s

A task force of Southern California auto insurance fraud law enforcement officers have arrested 51 i

Unisys Corp.'s military unit in Great Neck will lay off about 100 employees today, according to a pu

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The top echelon of Lexmar Corp. of Greenwich, Conn., is in turmoil this week following the surprise

MACK TRUCKS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Elios Pascual was nominated chairman and chief executive officer

House and Senate members introduced legislation to repeal the act governing the railroad industry's

U.S. RE CORP. OPENS ATLANTA BRANCH OFFICEU.S. RE Corp., New York, a reinsurance brokerage an

The chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers Association said Thursday that the Federal Reserve will

Industries that now release more than 2.4 million pounds of toxic chemicals into the atmosphere each

1268 (Oct. 18, 1990) Previous day - 1247 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The European Community's disarray over the Uruguay Round world trade talks turned to paralysis after

* Trading With The Netherlands 4A * Senator Pushes for Caribbean Footwear Levy 4A* Korean El

The Soviet Union, facing widespread public unrest due to serious food shortages, had a record grain

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT ROSE 0.2 PERCENT LAST MONTHWASHINGTON - In a twist on what seemed to be an

LUFTHANSA DROPS BID FOR STAKE IN INTERFLUGTOKYO - Lufthansa German Airlines withdrew an appl

ALASKAN OIL OUTPUT HITS 2-YEAR HIGHDEADHORSE, Alaska - Alaska's daily oil production, which