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Northwest Airlines is searching for a new chief executive, union officials say. And another source a

The newest nominee to the Federal Maritime Commission said the agency should not hesitate to use its

Cattle and hogs are sold at auctions. Racehorses, fine art and rare antiques, too. But jet a

OCCIDENTAL ANNOUNCES NUMBER OF PRICE HIKES Occidental Chemical Corp. increased prices on a n

AIR CONTROLLERS' STRIKE DISRUPTS FRENCH FLIGHTSA strike by French air traffic controllers se

Colombian President Virgilio Barco will travel to Caracas Saturday to formally open talks with Venez

Singapore International Monetary Exchange June 14, 1990(Dollars Per Metric Ton)Open

U.S.-CANADA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT. Both the United States and Canada permit the use of blanket certif

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

President Fidel Castro is quietly leading Cuba through a startling series of Western-style economic

Peter Huang, the New York investor who bought the Motel 6 chain for $2 million and later resold it f

NATURALIST URGES BAN ON RAIN FOREST TIMBERSYDNEY, Australia - A Swiss naturalist who lived a

For 16 years, special agent Frank Deliberti has served on the front lines of the Cold War. H

As of June 14, 1990 Prices in the spot chemicals table in clude spot quotations or list pric

"Broadcast News" it isn't, but the gnashing of teeth and slamming of doors could easily make this th

New or remodeled chemical plants will have to meet tighter standards to cut the release of smog-prod

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NATIONAL CUSTOMS BROKERS & FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA INC. (New York) - Jacqueline H. Adamso

New York Mercantile Exchange June 13, 1990CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

SOVIETS DELAY INCREASE IN PRICE OF BREADThe Soviet legislature Thursday delayed for at least

China's foreign debt repayments will not exceed $7 billion annually in this decade, and the country

Do ports exist primarily for cargo or for ships? The debate rages in Australia as the July 1

SEAFOOD SHIPPERS say their customers are resisting efforts by the USA North Europe Rate Agreement to

Lassen GmbH, the West German subsidiary of LEP Group PLC, a large British freight forwarder, has for

Digital Equipment Corp.'s entry into the electronic data interchange software mar- ket should boost

Demand for operators of offshore oil industry supply vessels is rising for the first time in nearly

The oil tanker Imperial Bedford hit ice early Thursday 90 miles off Labrador, Canada, and was taking

The Federal Maritime Commission's youngest and newest member is standing by his controversial call f

Cash market and futures prices for high-sulfur residual fuel oil in Singapore are about $6 a metric

Britain's Court of Appeal Thursday upheld the right of customs officers to seize airliners found to

Saudi Arabian selling continued to chip away at gold as prices sank to new lows Thursday. Go

June 14, 1990 Copper Total, 15,316. Gold Total, .1,693,259.Silver Total, .252,713,214.

Two guided missile destroyers and an oiler from the Soviet navy's Pacific Fleet will visit San Diego

The Japanese business world is experiencing a boom in publicly offered corporations that is expected

Final agreement to ratify the Meech Lake Accord and end Canada's constitutional crisis will boost t

The survival of Canadian ports is directly tied to the health of the country's railways, which are f

Mosvold Shipping AS of Kristiansand, Norway, should not be confused with another company with a simi

Federal Maritime Commission investigators never know what they will turn up as they seek to uncover

The Coast Guard has initiated a preliminary investigation into last week's sinking of a 117-foot tug

Initial congressional reaction to a proposed U.S.-Mexico free trade pact is generally supportive but