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A new Coast Guard proposal would require all operators of oceangoing U.S. merchant vessels 79 feet o

Admiral of the Ocean Sea Award Dinner and Dance. Sept. 15. New York. Sponsored by United Seamen's Se

Sept. 14, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

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EMONS HOLDINGS NET ROSE IN FOURTH QUARTERYORK, Pa. - Emons Holdings Inc., owner of Maryland

The race for the lead in the heavy truck industry tightened once again last month as Navistar Intern

AS MANY AS 200 TRUCK SHIPPERS could be the immediate beneficiaries of a recent Interstate Commerce C

The White House reportedly has agreed to nominate a replacement for outgoing Interstate Commerce Com

Railroad traffic dipped 1.1 percent in August for the third consecutive monthly decline. The

COSTA CRUISES CANCELS COLOMBIAN PORT CALLCosta Cruises said it is canceling a scheduled port

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Wednesday effectively approved the Katy Interchange, the hu

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

As hula girls danced and a small volcano erupted with clouds of smoke, Matson Navigation Co. opened

Sept. 13, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Alabama State Docks in Mobile will handle some 14 million tons of commerce - mostly coal and oth

A fire in a western Kentucky coal mine killed 10 miners and injured at least two Wednesday, State Po

COAL INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT has been talking about how the coal strike is hurting the industry's credib

Crude oil prices will probably average $15 a barrel over "the foreseeable future," although they wil

Gasoline and distillate inventories increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly supp

ROTTERDAM TO LAUNCH ENERGY FUTURES OCT. 31The Rotterdam Energy Futures Exchange, Roefex, wil

Des Moines International Airport has begun construction on a new $6.7 million air cargo ramp that wi

Malaysian national oil company Petronas will keep crude oil production below capacity during the nex

Georgia Ports Authority employees overwhelmingly rejected the International Longshoremen's Associati

China confirmed Wednesday that chronic power shortages affecting industry and commerce are likely to

Sept. 13, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

The grounding of the Exxon Valdez on Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound in Alaska has brought cries

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The moment that the maritime industry had been eagerly awaiting for weeks - well, at least a few tu

The Federal Maritime Commission heard final arguments Wednesday in a dispute between ocean carriers

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters recently launched a campaign to organize USAir's 1,100 ba

Challenge Air Cargo recently took delivery of a Boeing 757-200 freighter it is leasing from Ansett W

Three South Atlantic port authorities have joined the American Association of Port Authorities and m

Roads and Transportation Association, annual conference, Sept. 17-21. Palliser Hotel and Convention

PAN AM URGES CAUTION ON AIR RIGHTS TALKSThomas Plaskett, president of Pan American World Air

An independent study of Britain's railway operations concluded that it would be more beneficial to p

Southgate Jones Jr., president of J. Southgate & Son in Durham, N.C., will be elected president of t

A federal appeals court in San Jose ruled last week that companies cannot pass the bill for cleaning

Witco Corp., of New York, has licensed its carbon black technology to a building materials company,

Perestroika is fast shaking up the ossified Soviet insurance industry. New insurance concern