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The Massachusetts Port Authority has decided not to go ahead with a central computerized Customs cle

NWA Inc., the parent of Northwest Airlines, and a group led by investor Alfred Checchi announced an

Massachusetts would cease doing business with Eastern Airlines or any other air carrier involved in

The German forwarder and the Frankfurt Airport official shook their heads in puzzlement as they sat

Ring up another victory for glasnost and perestroika. In the spirit of openness, the Soviet

Brazilian international flagship airline Varig is boosting the capacity of its air cargo service to

SOME AIR CONTROLLERS TO GET 20 PERCENT RAISESDES PLAINES, Ill. - U.S. Transportation Secreta

The chairman of a House of Representatives subcommittee seeking to create a $1 billion oil spill cle

TOMORROW IS NOW when it comes to Europeans and Edifact. That's the message attendees heard a

Volvo Flygmotor will become a participant in two Pratt & Whitney commercial engine programs, with an

SPRINT, SAIC GET PACT TO BUILD DATA NETWORKThe Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded US

KERN RIVER TO SUPPLY GAS TO LA UTILITYKern River Gas Transmission Co., a joint venture of Te

Fresh off what it considers a successful contract negotiation with AT&T, the Communications Workers

Taiwan's state-run China Shipbuilding Corp. is expecting a steady improvement in business over comin

Nippon Liner System Ltd. must proceed cautiously in expanding its operations, since it is still sadd

U.S. oil companies are the target of a membership drive by the International Association of Independ

HOUSE MARITIME PANEL TO ACT ON EIGHT BILLSThe House committee responsible for maritime matte

Nippon Liner System Ltd. has gotten off to a strong start in its first half- year in the rough-and-t

CENTRAL DOCK CO. (Coos Bay, Ore.) - Arie Hoek was named vice president of marine operations for the

A surge in exports helped lift total business at Malaysia's Port of Penang nearly 19 percent in the

In the shadow of a Texaco chemical plant that topped a federal list for cancer risk, a housewife com

Adm. Paul A. Yost, commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, told a Senate panel he fears the budget ax, d

Canada's ports must cooperate more closely to remain competitive in North America and protect the Ca

A buried cache of thousands of gallons of a potentially dangerous chemical has been found just block

The growing use of hydrogen peroxide to bleach wood pulp has spurred Du Pont Canada Inc. to build an

New data on toxic air pollution was released Monday that is sure to be used to fight for strict emis

CARBOLABS FIRE FORCES EVACUATIONS IN CONN.BETHANY, Conn. - A chemical fire erupted at a fact

As sales of Washington apples hit their lowest point of an Alar-plagued year, some growers are consi

The Federal Maritime Commission will require a larger presence in Puerto Rico if Congress approves a

Florida, a gun-buyer's paradise, supplies the firepower for a vicious circle of drugs and violence i

1396 (June 19, 1989) Previous day - 1397 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

June 19, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

AAA TRUCKING PACT APPROVED BY TEAMSTERSTRENTON, N.J. - AAA Trucking Corp. said its contract

Booming growth in electric power use and tight supplies have grown so worrisome that a government gr

A 76-day-old strike against Pittston Coal Group spread to Kentucky Monday and a wildcat walkout by m

BACKHAULING OF GARBAGE by food-carrying refrigerated truckers is giving some shippers the jitters.

June 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COMPANIES LTD. (Oakland) - Paul A. Fox was appointed a director of business devel

NIPPON OIL PURCHASES CARGOES FROM ANGOLANippon Oil has purchased two cargoes of Angolan crud

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Monday, despite a surge on a statement by Commerce Secretary Robert