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Northeastern power pools are cooperating more closely as demand puts more and more strain on generat

NON-OPEC PRODUCERS PLAN AUTUMN MEETINGSeveral oil exporting countries that are not members o

Marketing apparently makes a big difference in selling air freight. Witness the recent succe

American Airlines is challenging Pan American World Airways for the right to fly between the United

AIRPORT OPERATORS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL (Washington) - George Howard was named executive director/se

Florida Fuels Inc., Miami, said Wednesday that "it was ceasing operations" in the Miami and Port Eve

Airport officials are about to build the ultimate wall: a million-dollar, nine-foot-high electrifiab

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday. It was pressured by modest long liquidation before the rele

Thousands of union miners on strike in every coal mining state east of the Mississippi River won't b

J.B. BUSEY TAKES OVER AS FAA ADMINISTRATORRetired Adm. James B. Busey IV has been sworn in a

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Against a backdrop of spectacular pageantry, the leaders of the seven largest industrial democracies

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

Federal indictments are expected shortly against the captain of the Greek-flag tanker, World Prodigy

GAMMA ADVISERS LTD. (London) - Robert D. Rock was named a managing director and chief administrative

Its midsection wracked by the rise and fall of ocean swells and its hull pummeled by headlong crashe

Japan's Transport Ministry has urged the U.S. Trade Representative to reject a shipbuilding trade gr

Sembawang Shipyard Ltd., one of Singapore's booming fabrication and repair outfits, is earmarking mo

The Commerce Department announced Wednesday the lifting of export control restrictions on billions o

Fleet Shipping's Case Combined With OthersThe Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to comb

INFLATION FEARS HELD THREAT TO UK SPENDINGFear of increasing the already alarming rate of U.

A proposed settlement of a four-month-old strike at Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s Sparrows Point shipyard,

After-tax profits of U.S. retailers fell to an average of 1.7 percent of sales in the first quarter

Dilapidated piers along Seattle's downtown waterfront should no longer be allowed to collapse into E

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1400 (July 12, 1989) Previous day - 1390 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

US AGREES TO PROVIDE BRIDGE LOAN TO BOLIVIAWASHINGTON - The U.S. Treasury Wednesday announce

Motorists who violate Pennsylvania's vehicle laws will pay off the $364.7 million funded liability o

The House Ways and Means committee adopted a plan Wednesday to keep aviation freight, fuel and ticke

These are not just hard times for Jose Canseco and Pete Rose: They are also hard times for collector

Late last Christmas, Carmen Lucy Rickert of Albany, N.Y., reported her car stolen and dutifully put

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The House Ways and Means Committee Wednesday passed a simplified version of a controversial health b

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

NC INSURERS SEEK AUTO RATE HIKECHARLOTTE, N.C. - North Carolina insurers have asked for an a

Liberty Mutual Insurance Cos. lawyers will ask the U.S. Supreme Court toallow the company to

Wed., July 12, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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Heavy truck sales held high ground in June, but analysts continued to predict that the market streng

Even EDI isn't perfect. Small flaws can quickly build into big-league dissatisfaction with s