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The pilots' union at Eastern Air Lines won a round in its legal battle with management when a federa

While X-ray machines are severely limited in keeping modern explosives off airliners, researchers sa

AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines Inc., said it plans to greatly increase its operations at Chi

Braniff Inc. has aircraft acquisition deals in the works that could more than double the Dallas-base

Centaur Partners, the New York investment firm whose $700 million offer to buy Pennwalt Corp. was re

TUNIS AIR ORDERS 2 BOEING JETLINERSSEATTLE - Tunis Air, the flag carrier of Tunisia, has ord

Small mountains of newspapers are swallowing up Joseph Giordano's recycling yard, forcing him to pos

West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher called his Italian counterpart Giulio Andreotti

The U.S. chemical trade surplus will widen in 1989, with the value of exports increasing 4.5 percent

AMOCO PICKS KELLOGG TO DO PLANT STUDIESAmoco Chemical Co. of Houston said it chose M.W. Kell

The Coast Guard had sufficient aircraft to search for seamen from the capsized Lloyd Bermuda despite

South African Marine Corp. said it has chosen a South African dry dock for the first time to perform

SEOUL RIOT POLICE SEIZE 30 HYUNDAI WORKERSSEOUL, South Korea - On Thursday, the state-run Yo

The famed luxury liner United States, idle for nearly 20 years at a Norfolk berth, may have to leave

Thousands of discarded Christmas trees will be tossed into Lake Pontchartrain, gaining new life as a

Brazil's decade-long boom in manufactured exports will continue to boost container traffic through B

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Past due notices started dribbling in at American Distribution Management Inc. in Morrisson, Colo.,

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CANAL LOCKS GARNER HONORS IN NY CONTESTALBANY, N.Y. - The New York Department of Transportat

Some restaurateurs have to struggle to stay afloat. George Butch Corne would just like to get his re

Canadian National Railway Co., The government-owned railway and communications conglomerate, announc

A house without a foundation will bend, break, and eventually disintegrate. So will an electronic da

LINNUS COMPUTER HELPS HEALTH CARE WORKERSATLANTA - The Write-Top, a portable computer by Lin

Computer Graphics: Assessment and Forecast, Jan. 11-13. Sheraton Grand on Harbor Island, San Diego,

The United States, conforming with the practice of most other nations, has formally extended the lim

An educational seminar on the responsibilities of ship operators under U.S. anti-drug smuggling laws

WORLD ECONOMY CONTINUES TO EXPANDThe world economy continues to expand at a constant rate, t

British companies hopeful of establishing a foothold in the U.S. market are being offered a comprehe

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. announced several changes in its sailing schedule to Chile and Colombia, t

U.S. agencies dealing with this country's territorial waters say they see no important changes for s

Traffic Club of Philadelphia. 81st annual dinner. Jan. 10. Rep. James Florio, guest speaker. Hershey

The Wall Street merger and acquisition industry, celebrating possibly its best year ever in 1988, ex

0.2 PERCENT DROP PREDICTED FOR LEADING INDICATORSContinuing a recent pattern of only small c

Chen Yin-Chen's distrust of the Taiwan government was forged in bloody protests against brutal repre

* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Christopher Lofting - Executive Traveler

A survey of senior business leaders identified Atlanta as the most desirable city to locate a busine

South Korea's Trade Policy Council has agreed to plan and implement by early next year detailed meas

New York state's unemployment rate for November rose slightly to 4.3 percent, state Labor Department

Southeast Asia's main non-communist countries once again are urging greater internal coordination in