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The story headlined "Boston Port Upgrading Road Links," which appeared on Page 1A in The Journal of

The U.S. Coast Guard will be "better prepared to deal with" any recurrence of drought conditions, "h

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said the government may change its safety philosophy towa

JAPAN CALLS ON US TO LIVE UP TO JET DEALJapan's defense minister called on the United States

PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Philadelphia) - Gerald J. Oyen was named vice president, acquisition

KOREAN AIR TO RESUME FLIGHTS TO BAGHDADSEOUL, South Korea - Korean Air will resume flights t

Michael Ashington-Pickett has some simple advice for travelers who are scared about flying to Europe

Egypt raised its export crude oil prices Thursday by $1.60 a barrel, the Egyptian Petroleum Authorit

Washington state lawmakers agreed in principle to settle land claims that impede development of the

AFRICAN NATIONS MEET ON SUB-SAHARAN DEBTLOME, Togo - Delegations from 12 African countries a

As part of its plan to expand its electronic information delivery systems, American President Lines

FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick is sticking by his proposal to change the way the American Telephone & T

A British high court Thursday upheld the London Metal Exchange's suspension of tin trading in Octobe

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The Interstate Commerce Commission has granted a one-year extension for the New York, Susquehanna &

A sniper's view of his prey can now be shared with senior officers thanks to a revolutionary gunsigh

BUSH URGED TO DEVELOP NEW STEEL POLICY IN '89U.S. senators Thursday sent a letter to Preside

Sir Yue-kong Pao's World-Wide (Shipping) Ltd. empire has added two more vessels as part of a broad e

The Federal Communications Commission Thursday abolished regulations by which American Telephone & T

Aviation insurance attorneys differ over the legal ramifications of the British government's disclos

A boycott by Quebec insurance brokers of the giant Mouvement Desjardins credit union deprived the bi

Texas Gov. Bill Clements moved closer to appointing an entirely new regulatry board as the state's t

It would be a "big mistake" to institute "large-scale" debt relief for Third World countries, Federa

The London Air Cargo Promotion Group (task force) will make its third annual visit to the United Sta

British Airways PLC has invited Charles Price, former U.S. Ambassador to Britain, to join its board

The Environmental Protection Agency is "very close" to proposing that four Northeast states be allow

BENZOYL CHLORIDE Occidental Chemical Corp., Dallas, will increase its off-list prices for be

Sea Containers Ltd., the ferries, ports and container-leasing company with which the Swedish group S

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Funeral services will be held Sunday for Herbert A. Brandon, a publisher who was an influential figu

CF INTERMODAL GROUP (Palo Alto, Calif.) - James R. Herwig was appointed president, a new post. He wa

Future union vs. non-union stevedore competition for military contracts could be lessened if the U.S

The stock of American President Cos. was priced at $37.87 a share in mid- afternoon trading Thursday

The Federal Maritime Commission has extended the comment period on proposed rules designed to simpli

The administration has decided to go ahead with plans to allow the Japanese to build a version of th

LINE RELEASE SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION. U.S. Customs is expanding the Line Release System, initially av

International pariah it may be, beset by trade sanctions and disinvestment, but South Africa is one

As early as 1905, auto insurers began using territories, or a policyholder's address, to help classi

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and a hotel developer have settled a $7 billion fraud conspiracy la