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JAPANESE ENDOWS OREGON TEACHER FUNDSALEM, Oregon - A fund to send Oregon state teachers to J

U.S. rice millers and producers will file a complaint with the Reagan administration next month agai

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., the non-government airline based in Hong Kong, Wednesday reported inter

The TDCC/Electronic Data Interchange Association has announced the establishment of a formal EDI use

XEROX TO ACQUIRE CROWNTEK UNITSTAMFORD, Conn. - Xerox Corp. and Crowntek said Wednesday they

Piraeus port users fear that surcharges on containerized freight - slated to take effect in Septembe

The Guam Chamber of Commerce has presented the Federal Maritime Commission with a unique demand.

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Markus Rehle, 26, of Cologne, West Germany, grabbed a dinner roll at a lunch last week at the Akron,

Like many teen-agers heading for college in the early 1970s, Lynn Korwatch couldn't quite figure out

Pyrotronics Inc. had more or less written off a debt of $40,000 owed by a Nigerian customer when it

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Wednesday on a story that the Reagan administration wants the dollar no

JAPAN PREPARES AID FOR DOMESTIC FARMERSTOKYO - Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party Wedne

In a bid to protect jobs in the Northwest and ensure higher payments to the Treasury, the U.S. gover

Shipper associations want the Federal Maritime Commission to require ocean carriers and their rate-m

Yangjialing Xinhuo Chemical Works has started construction of a 100,000-ton organosilicon plant in Y

Supplies of gasoline and distillate fuel increased slightly last week, according to the latest suppl

The Soviet Union has fallen as much as nine years behind the United States in ability to manufacture

For all you people upset about mailboxes stuffed with junk mail and dinner hours interrupted by junk

A new material shows possible superconductivity at up to 66 degrees above the current record tempera

The United States is falling behind other countries in providing advanced information services like

A Cape Verde program to sell food donations to its hungry population raised an outcry a decade ago b

As hearings start to set 1989 automobile insurance rates, one insurance industry official fears a fa

The Soviet government is negotiating possible investment in a Mexican government-owned tractor compa

The state-owned Egyptian Petrochemical Co. is expanding its production capacity in an effort to beco

Praising Michael Dukakis' trade, labor and fiscal policies, the AFL-CIO Wednesday unanimously endors

The U.S. trade deficit fell by 14.9 percent from April through June, the biggest improvement in more

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Canadian postal workers went on strike in selected locations across the country early Wednesday afte

The Port of Montreal, Canada's leading general cargo port, Wednesday unveiled a long-term developmen

DOT TOUGHENS RULES ON BRIDGE INSPECTIONSThe Department of Transportation issued new rules th

Rising operating costs and flat freight rates cut first-quarter profits for the nation's largest tru

BIRMINGHAM INTERESTED IN MILL SOUGHT BY IRAQOfficials with Birmingham Steel Corp. say they a

Britain will resume official export credit insurance cover for Brazil. Medium-term export cr

JAPANESE GROUP WINS IRANIAN PIPE CONTRACTA Japanese consortium has won an order worth about

San Diego Gas & Electric Co. adopted a poison pill severance plan for its employees, effectively end

The Taiwan government is spending more on pollution control in an effort to improve environmental co

Fertilizer consumption in the United States is projected to grow slowly through 1992 to 45 million

Sharp Electronics Corp., the U.S. subsidiary of one of Japan's largest electronics companies, announ

Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney has hinted his government will, if necessary, delay the Jan.