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ARMENIANS CAN MAKE COLLECT CALLS TO USMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Armenians will able to make co

Uncle Sam wants You to do electronic data interchange. Department of Defense projects aimed

KAL TO SEEK RIGHTS FOR USSR OVERFLIGHTSSEOUL, South Korea - The president of Korean Air Line

Ministers from the four member-nations of Airbus Industrie said last week the aircraft consortium's

BASF RAISES COST OF TWO PRODUCTSPARSIPPANY, N.J. - BASF Corp.'s Chemicals Division will incr

PPG Industries said Friday it has completed the purchase of the Koppers Co. Science and Technology C

HANLIN UNIT UPS POTASSIUM COSTSEDISON, N.J. - LCP Chemicals, a divison of Hanlin Group Inc.,

The U.S. chemical industry will turn in another banner year in sales and profits, according to trade

In what appears to be a never-ending stream of Pacific Rim petrochemical projects, Indonesia says it

The Linde division of Union Carbide Corp. increased its prices for industrial gases, on the heels of

Canada said it fears that airborne pollution from the industrialized world could be hurting the heal

PPG UNIT ACQUIRES AUTO REFINISH BUSINESSPPG Industries said its coatings and resins group ha

Recent events at ports around the nation have focused attention on the growing politicization of the

In a pact bridging the biotechnology and drug industries, a division of International Minerals & Che

1518 (Dec. 16, 1988) Previous day - 1524 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

DOCKWORKER STRIKE CONTINUES IN BRAZILSAO PAULO, Brazil - A dockworkers strike affecting oper

Traders of freight futures contracts on London's Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange don't

The arrival of the Seabourn Pride luxury liner illustrates both the high hopes and the grim reality

A story headlined Shipper Loses Bid to Waive Tariff Fee in The Journal of Commerce Dec. 12 on Page 5

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It's not simply the weight of the container that's the problem, it's the weight and the weight distr

CSX UNIT AWARDS $40,000 TO EMPLOYEESGRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - CSX Transportation has awarded ove

I KNOW! LET'S stage a drug bust! No, young Mickey Rooney never excitedly exclaimed such a th

CONRAIL (Philadelphia) - R. Paul Carey was named general manager, Albany division, and will be based

The Federal Aviation Administration gave final approval last week for Airbus Industrie's A320-200 to

When Mike Haverty talks about articulation, he's not discussing proper use of language. Mr.

A section of the Mississippi River 20 miles south of St. Louis, Mo., remained restricted to vessels

David Gunn oversees the largest subway system in the world with the enthusiasm of a boy playing with

Several top port and business executives from around the United States are inquiring discreetly abou

American President Lines said it had reached a tentative agreement to sell one of its older breakbul

Most San Francisco Bay area business leaders expect George Bush to increase taxes when he takes offi

Every day is Christmas at Rennoc Corp. Around March, when thoughts of Yuletide cheer are but

Britain said Friday it was giving Kuwait three years to divest more than half of its stake in Britis

Reliance Insurance Cos. may be headed for court if it pursues plans to withdraw its property/casualt

The nation's insurance regulators approved model legislation Friday aimed at long-term health care i

CONTINENTAL CORP. (New York) - George S. Zacharkow and Wayne H. Fisher were named senior vice presid

IT WASN'T YOUR USUAL lunch crowd at Sardi's. Sure there was the traditional horde of curious

FRENCH COMPANY SEEKS BIGGER STAKE IN INSURERThe holding company Navigation Mixte has taken c

Two of California's largest banks are taking advantage of a provision in Proposition 103 that has so

Nearly 21 percent of the consulting engineers nationwide are operating without any professional liab