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Gasoline prices in the capital surged to the equivalent of $33 a gallon Tuesday as government effort

The small rise in European Community steel output last year that contributed to higher imports of co

JAPAN TO BUILD UP CRUDE OIL STOCKPILESAn official at the Ministry of International Trade and

Oct. 11, 1988 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. and Canadian coal termi

The Tennessee Valley Authority said that in the first week of October it issued nine spot coal contr

General Motors Corp. is so satisfied with its airbridge from Detroit to Turin, Italy, that the compa

The United States stands to lose 10 percent to 15 percent of its domestic oil production - so-called

Federal Express Corp. expects its money-losing international operation to be profitable by the begin

MORE THAN HALF of David Tangry's 28 years in the air transportation industry have been spent with Ai

U.S. inflationary pressures have subsided, a leading index on inflation from Columbia University's B

Factory owners in eight West European countries had to pay higher labor costs (in dollars) than did

Qantas, Australia's national airline, has introduced a 20 percent cancellation fee on air cargo book

Union leaders at Eastern Air Lines vowed last week to block any attempt to sell its Northeast shuttl

An airline's proposal for changing the handling of Chicago area traffic would proportionally reduce

Trade complaints against Canadian industry will flood Washington and separatist sentiments in Quebec

In an important shift in tactics, the United States is increasingly turning to the General Agreement

O'HARE STUDY CALLS FOR EASED WORKLOADSNEW YORK - A study prepared before landing restriction

Delta Air Lines will expand its service to cities in Mexico, Hawaii and to Knoxville, Tenn.; Omaha,

Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell 0.2 percentage points in September to 7.8 percen

The U.S. steel industry has shown a dramatic recovery from its low point during the early 1980s, but

The Cold Rush is on - in superconductivity. After eye-opening discoveries in late 1986 and e

1294 (Oct. 11, 1988) Previous day - 1292 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

About two weeks ago, Impex Group Ltd. closed a deal and sent a shipload of fertilizer on its way to

Top executives of up to 13 of the largest trans-Pacific containership lines will gather in San Franc

Canada and 12 other countries set out detailed plans for speedier international resolution of trade

When Consolidated Freightways discovered a rare 1947 Freightliner truck still in operation it put so

Shippers must rethink their priorities if truckers are to have any hope of overcoming a truck driver

NYS&W AGREES TO SELL NJ FACILITY TO CSLICOOPERSTOWN, NY - The New York, Susquehanna and West

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD (Fort Worth, Texas) - James W. Wresche was named vice president, operat

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Heavy truck sales snapped back in September following one of the worst safety recalls in recent hist

Drought may have slowed a long-awaited rebound in farm equipment sales, but manufacturers say they b

A leading proponent of transportation deregulation in Canada is leaving his position as head of the

The September quota allocation meeting of the International Coffee Organization in London is crucial

CPC EARNINGS ROSE FOR THIRD QUARTERNEW YORK - CPC International Inc. reported third quarter

A California state judge's ruling in an ongoing asbestos dispute could save real estate owners acros

The United Transportation Union has begun its threatened representation fight with the Brotherhood o

The first commercial-grade highway in China has opened, a small but significant step in combatting t

MONARCH CAPITAL FORMS VARIABLE LIFE COMPANYSPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Monarch Capital Corp. formed

Toyoda Machinery USA Inc., a unit of Toyoda Machine Works Ltd. in Kariya City, Japan and a member of