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The Transportation Department withdrew previously imposed sanctions against Nippon Cargo Airlines Co

The Department of Transportation, after months of delay, finally has set the tariffs that airlines w

SOVIETS' VISIT TO US AIMS AT NUCLEAR SAFETYA delegation of senior civilian nuclear regulator

A bankruptcy judge postponed a hearing on the sale of Eastern Airlines' prized Northeast Shuttle to

The Department of Transportation tentatively awarded four U.S. carriers 57 air cargo charter slots t

The federal agency overseeing the ports that account for more than half of Canada's waterborne trade

Eight health insurers and health maintenance organizations have submitted proposals to kick off Mass

APACHE CORP. (Denver) - L. Kaye Seacy joined the company as director of corporate land administratio

Congress is eyeing an untouched $6.9 billion aviation trust fund surplus in an emerging battle with

Australia has launched the most direct and energetic campaign to date against worldwide coal product

UNITED EXPRESS PLANS SEATTLE-SPOKANE RUNSUnited Express, operated by NPA Inc., will begin no

Employing a novel tactic, organized labor is asking union members to switch their long-distance phon

Reluctance of telecommunications companies to communicate with each other has energy and aviation co

Direct liner service between South Korea and China will be inaugurated next month, shortening transi

CU NET PROFIT FELL IN QUARTER LONDON - Commercial Union Assurance Co. PLC last week reported

Detailed efforts are under way to improve the poor country-wide transportation networks in the world

HEY, IT'S ACTUALLY WORKING. Disputes between EDI standards groups may seem to be meaningless

SMITH CORONA OFFERS NEW ELECTRONICS LINENEW CANAAN, Conn. - A competitive personal electroni

The National Park Service has begun efforts to raise the ferry that carried millions of immigrants f

May 15, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Transit time advantages of routing through Pacific Northwest ports may be eroded as Asian industry r

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An item headlined "Carriers Slate Jump in Bunker Surcharge" on Page 3B in The Journal of Commerce M

The dollar soared to a 2 1/2-year high against the deutsche mark and a nine- month high against the

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

GROUP URGES STANDARDS FOR BICYCLE HELMETSThe Consumer Product Safety Commission should set p

Conference to Raise Bunker SurchargesBunker surcharges for cargo from Japan to New Zealand a

Noel Painchaud, executive director of the North Carolina State Ports Authority, has taken a medical

NY EVENTS HIGHLIGHT TRANSPORTATION WEEKChapter 32 of Delta Nu Alpha's transportation fratern

The Supreme Court refused to hear Nebraska's appeal of a case that prohibited it from taxing equipme

Carolina Atlantic Transportation Services Inc. again will employ union dockworkers after agreeing to

The roughly 400 ships and 25,000 merchant seamen who make up the U.S. merchant marine will be honore

Rail freight carloadings inched up 1.6 percent in April, the second consecutive monthly gain over th

Union Pacific Corp.'s option to buy Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. is being viewed as a smart move de

DEAN WORLDWIDE (Huntington Beach, Calif.) - Wayne Larson was named director of sales for this freigh

Johnson Matthey Ltd., the London-based platinum refiner that has forecast supply deficits for the la

NY TOY IMPORTER CHARGED WITH BRIBERYCAMDEN, N.J. - A New York toy importer pleaded guilty la

Navistar International Transportation Corp. recaptured the lead in the heavy truck industry last mon

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

CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. (ARLINGTON, Va.) - Harris H. Hester, president of Cluett, Peabody & Co. of New