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Anthony A. Chiarello, the Maryland Port Administration's deputy executive director, is leaving the N

Congressmen are probably going to put pressure on federal agencies to adhere to strict standards whe

Aluminum ingots- $1,565-$1,575 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

Japan's crushing houses, which turn all of the country's oilseed imports into meal and edible oil, a

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The close relationship between London's Anglo-American Insurance Co. and the Walbrook Insurance Co.

Boeing Co. said it increased the production rate of the 737 jet from 14 a month to 17 a month to mee

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AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK OPENS BRANCH IN PUSANNEW YORK - American Express Bank Ltd. said Wednes

June 20, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Saying that the Boeing Co. effectively has unified Puget Sound into a single region, a private resea

Sen. John B. Breaux, D-La., plans to introduce the U.S.-flag liner operators' subsidy revision bill

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This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A total of 17 individual states have introduced oil spill control and prevention legislation that is

Consolidated Freightways Inc. said it received a commitment from Chemical Bank of New York to provid

ACT/PACE TO RESUME SERVICE TO BRISBANEAssociated Container Transportation/PACE Line this mon

A 56 percent earnings gain by giant United Parcel Service Inc. offset lower profits by other major t

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By a narrow margin, the House Judiciary Committee voted Wednesday to restrict the insurance industry

Five California insurance companies were summoned to a hearing by Roxani Gillespie, state insurance

The Taiwan government is increasing pressure on the chairman of Taiwan's largest plastics group, For

Evergreen Marine Corp. says it will sell or scrap ships displaced by the 20 new containerships it wi

Three measures aimed at preventing future oil spills went to the desk of New Jersey Gov. James Flori

Maryland Gov. William Donald Schaefer and Port of Baltimore officials are very close to signing a le

A labor court in Brasilia is scheduled to rule today on the legality of a week-old oil workers' stri

Growth in world energy demand slowed to 2 percent in 1989, to 58.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent

The United States is inching toward use of metric measurements, and the slow transition could be con

FED REPORT FORECASTS STABLE INFLATION RATEU.S. economic activity continues to be slow in mos

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Eleven Dominican stowaways hiding in the cargo hold of a Puerto Rican ship w

An item in the Maritime Briefs column titled, " 'K' Line Units Moving to Murray Hill, N.J.," which a

Shin Hasegawa, Japan's justice minister, responding to mounting pressure from the Bush administratio

TRUCK-TRAIN COLLISION KILLS THREE IN TENN.BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. - A tanker truck loaded with al

The demise of the Cold War will allow the United States to shift its focus in Latin America from an

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A federally sponsored U.S. trade mission to Eastern Europe aimed at enhancing trade with that region

After five years and a 10,000 billion lire (about $8 billion) investment, Eureka, the European Resea

An administrative law judge for the Federal Maritime Commission ruled this week that Italian wine sh

In another sign of troubled waters at the Port of Oakland, James O'Brien, the port's top transportat