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Greenpeace asked the Soviet Union on Monday to seek world help to recover a wrecked submarine, its t

Expansion of private and public health insurance to the nation's 37 million uninsured is ill-advised

When U.S. cigarette makers went after the China market a decade ago, they envisioned a billion Chine

After almost five years of development and testing, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's Au

A coalfield congressman said Tuesday he is optimistic a breakthrough can be made in the nearly four-

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

SOUTHWEST AIR EARNINGS INCREASED IN QUARTERDALLAS - Southwest Airlines earned $19.6 million,

Peroxides Akzo Inc.'s chemical division, Chicago, Ill., is increasing all price categories f

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

ECONOMIST SAYS STOCKS RISE ON TIGHT MONEYCHICAGO - Bear, Stearns chief economist Lawrence Ku

CAPITAL HOLDING BUYS INSURANCE OPERATIONLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Capital Holding Corp. said its St.

PURCHASERS EXPECT MODERATE GROWTHThe nation's purchasing executives said Tuesday there will

The American College will host a seminar on global prospects for life insurance and financial servic

Consumer products that release chemicals into the air that "rip up the earth's protective ozone laye

Consumer activist Ralph Nader Tuesday called for a national boycott of Exxon Corp. in response to th

The U.S. dollar slipped slightly Tuesday but retained a firm tone in the face of dollar-selling inte

The international boom in animal smuggling has turned the storage room at this country's busiest "po

Federal regulations requiring drug tests for transportation workers leave employers vulnerable to a

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Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner warned the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee

Women make up 45 percent of the nation's work force, and the number of working women has increased b

President Bush Tuesday approved a proposed sale of 1.5 million metric tons of the wheat to the Sovie

Headings: NEW ENGLAND: New England Electric System, Westborough, Mass. MID-ATLANTIC: Consol

A couple of years ago, the advertisements and service charges of rental-car companies qualified as s

NORTH AMERICA Export Pacific '89. May 15-17. Civic Auditorium. San Francisco, Calif. Second

Brazil's rapidly growing air cargo market is beginning to draw international attention. Two

May 2, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

DELTA AIR LINES RETIRES THE LAST OF ITS DC-8SDelta Air Lines is retiring its last DC-8-71, l

VOLVO WILL INCREASE STAKE IN PARK RIDGEROCKLEIGH, N.J. - Volvo North America Corp. is buying

Pennsylvania Transportation Secretary Howard Yerusalim Monday urged traffic safety coordinators from

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Gasoline stations in rural America may go the way jukeboxes went in the 1970s if pollution coverage

Restoring U.S. competitiveness demands grass-roots changes by companies, unions, schools and workers

The U.S. Customs Service is staging a teach-in for Asian shipowners late this month on tough penalti

Faced with increasing public concern about the environment and the likelihood of more stringent gove

Phillips 66 Co. Tuesday lowered the price that it will pay for West Texas Intermediate sweet crude b

Amoco (U.K.) Exploration Co. Tuesday said it discovered natural gas in an exploratory well in the so

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Britain's Customs and Excise department has awarded to British Telecom PLC a contract to develop and

Authorities in southern Madras are considering expansion of a satellite port project to handle an ad