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DELAWARE OTSEGO POSTS QUARTERLY EARNINGS RISECOOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - Delaware Otsego Corp., the

Texaco Inc.'s old refinery at Lawrenceville, Ill., shut since 1985, was just acquired by a subsidiar

A federal appeals court is expected to decide this week if United Parcel Service Inc. must continue

Joint research between the auto and oil industries focuses on a cleaner burning form of gasoline tha

Like thousands of airline passengers each day, U.S. Rep. Cass Ballenger, R- N.C., was the victim of

A bridge that railroad baron James J. Hill built over the Mississippi River more than a century ago

NEW UNLEADED GASOLINE TO BE SOLD IN CALIF.Atlantic Richfield Co. will introduce a new grade

Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport will expand and consolidate its air cargo facilities into

The restructured Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. said second-quarter earnings were slightly higher, but were

No-one paid much heed when airline entrepreneur Harry Goodman founded a pint- size British charter a

CARGOLUX ROUTE TO LINK CANADA, LUXEMBOURGCargolux Airlines International SA has been granted

U.S. steelmakers shipped 43,791,000 net tons of steel in the first six months this year, up 2.5 perc

The Military Sealift Command and Sea-Land Service Inc. began Tuesday an exercise that Sea-Land descr

When it comes to churning out favorable propaganda, you have to admire the Japanese. Each mo

A lobby representing most users of Hong Kong's port said a wholesale shake-up in its management is r

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO GAIN 0.2 PERCENTWidespread gains in most U.S. industries w

With one week to go before officials of the last county are scheduled to vote, New Jersey consumer a

Disabled Americans are less likely to hold jobs now than they were earlier this decade, and those wh

HOWDEN FRAUD JURY STILL DELIBERATINGThe jury deciding the outcome of one of the London insur

The rising cost of health insurance may be driving angry teachers out of the school system of the Ro

A Navy officer has filed suit to collect the $100,000 life insurance benefit of a shipmate who died

Britain's trade picture is looking brighter, thanks to export gains in both the luxury and humdrum i

Losses that exceed the national average for all automobile coverages are the root cause of auto insu

A three-week-old strike at American assembly plants along the border is threatening the growth of th

Asia's newly industrialized nations are fast moving in on the U.S. economic foothold in the Caribbe

The International Cocoa Agreement can be saved if Ivory Coast is prepared to pay its arrears to the

SONY TO BUY SHARES OF MATERIALS RESEARCHSony USA Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Cor

NORTH AMERICA National Merchandise Show. Sept. 9-12. Javits Convention Center, New York. Thi

The Brazilian government will likely earmark 1 million metric tons of raw sugar from the 1989-90 (Ma

Japan is drafting a new set of regulations to control residues of potentially dangerous chemicals in

The recent deal providing for the sale of 500,000 metric tons of Ivory Coast's 1989-90 cocoa crop, m

The Delors Committee proposals on European monetary union would interfere with the sovereignty of Eu

Feruzzi-Montedison Group, the Italian-based chemical and industrial conglomerate, has acquired more

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Wally Austin was named vice president in the U.S. co

Edgar S. Woolard, new chairman of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., has won a few friends on Wall Stree

Economists expect Thursday's report on the June U.S. trade deficit to show a gap of $9.2 billion, $

BRAZIL COFFEE, SOYBEANS NOT AFFECTED BY STRIKESAO PAULO, Brazil - A one-day protest by steve

INTEREST RATES WILL FALL further, but not until the Federal Reserve gets a chance to look at the ec

BANK OF JAPAN TO TRY TO FORCE DOWN DOLLARThe Bank of Japan will try to force down the advanc

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