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The Ross Gear Division of TRW Inc. said it will pay for removal, delivery, repair and reinstallation

The flight crew of ill-fated Delta Air Lines Flight 1141 called out engine failure just as the jet f

Domestic automakers were scheduled to produce 210,484 cars and light trucks this week, up from last

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Mexico's President Miguel de la Madrid defended his economic policies in his last annual state of th

Mapco Inc. has reached a preliminary agreement to acquire most of the assets of United Coal Co., one

Unlike in the United States, there is no doubt about the outcome of Singapore's general election on

The director of the world's third-largest containerport says he plans to cut through an insurance sn

Even as Iran and Iraq talk peace in Geneva, the two nations are opening up a new battlefront in the

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. announced plans Thursday to cut 1,900 of its shipbuilding division'

For the maritime industry, it's the gift that does not necessarily give tangible returns. Ma

Aviation insurers will pay out $6.5 million to Delta Air Lines for the Boeing 727 jet that crashed i

The Coca-Cola Co. of Atlanta will build its largest European soft drink canning plant in the port to

Indonesia said Wednesday it will ease regulations governing oil exploration by overseas companies, a

IS EXXON PULLING OUT of the wholesale barge home heating oil market? This would have been he

Gasoline prices continued to rise in New York State during mid-August but remained below last year's

SWISS OIL IMPORTS FELL BY 13.8 PERCENT IN FIRST HALFSwitzerland's crude imports for the firs

Supplies of key petroleum products ran counter to normal seasonal trends, with gasoline inventories

EGYPT REDUCES PRICE OF EXPORT OIL 50 CENTSCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt said it will lower its export

Investigators arriving on the scene of a fatal Delta Air Lines jetliner crash here at the Dallas-For

The West German government probably will reduce its controlling stake in Lufthansa, the nation's fla

Transportation Department officials are trying to keep two disputes involving air cargo service betw

Seven people died and 82 were rescued Wednesday when an aging Trident jet operated by China's flag c

CARGO GROWTH UP 15 PERCENT, PASSENGERS UP 2.5 PERCENTCargo tonnage continues to edge upward,

Farnborough International '88, Sept. 4-11. Aerospace Products Information Center, Farnborough, Engla

America West Airlines has Begun Seatfone Service, the seat-back version of the Airfone Inflight Tele

Continental Airlines said it intends to begin service Nov. 1 to two new Australian destinations, Cai

HERCULES RAISES PEROXIDE PRICESHercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., announced price increases ef

Thortec International Gets EPA ContractsSAN MATEO, Calif. - Thortec International Inc. was a

Fines have been proposed against two chemical companies for safety violations stemming from a labora

The $100 million North American talc industry is undergoing a period of restructuring as several maj

The M.W. Kellogg Co. said Wednesday that its proprietary ammonia optimizer is to be used at Agrico C

The U.S. military's use of high-performance composites is forecast to help triple the U.S. composite

Benzenoid crudes, plastics and resin materials, and acyclic chemicals were among the U.S. synthetic

Officials of Cosmar Co., a styrene monomer joint venture between a subsidiary of Fina Oil & Chemical

On a sailing sloop in the South Pacific, 10 years ago this month, computer designer Gordon Bell tho

Through biotechnology, chickens have been given new genes to resist a virus that costs U.S. egg prod

THREE COMPUTER FIRMS PLAN TO GO PUBLICSAN JOSE, Calif. - For the second time in eight days,

Ausimont Inc. began the third stage of an expansion of production of Halar fluoropolymer its plant i

TransSettlements Inc., Atlanta, is a subsidiary of the Winship Group, also of Atlanta. In a