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More coal was loaded at Alabama State Docks' McDuffie Coal Terminal in July than any month since the

Ship traffic and cargo tonnage moving through Montreal and into Lake Ontario since the shipping seas

A Seattle shipyard and tugboat company that owed the Federal Maritime Administration an estimated $9

JOHNSON RESIGNS POST AT VA. PORT OPERATORJohnnie J. Johnson has resigned as general manager

Total cargo volume at the Port of Richmond, Va., for the fiscal year that ended June 30 shot up 40 p

Walter Curran was named to a newly created post, deputy executive director of the Maryland Port Admi

The decision to appoint Joel Alesi as acting director of the Port Everglades Authority has drawn gen

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State Transportation Commissioner J.William Burns has announced the award of a $53 million contract

SIGNAL LIGHTS A SUSPECT IN METRO-NORTH CRASHNEW YORK - Last April's crash of two Metro-North

The New York State legislature on Monday approved putting a $3 billion road and bridge rebuilding bo

The Federal Railroad Administration has issued a set of interim regulations to implement portions of

Better management information systems and easier entry into new markets have sparked the growth of t

Other railroad companies are keenly watching CNW Corp.'s showdown with its union, hoping the skirmis

Kenan Transport Co.'s second quarter earnings fell to $623,000, or 27 cents a share, from 712,000, o

The safety record of France's state-owned SNCF railways came under the spotlight Monday after compan

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

USDA SEEKS COMMENT ON MEAT IMPORT PLANThe Agriculture Department is taking comment on its pr

BELL, BOYD & LLOYD (Chicago) - G. Michael Epperson and William A. Zeitler were named partners in the

The private British news agency Reuters Ltd. says it has taken steps to avoid future procedural erro

Old Chevrolets and Plymouths, driven by teen-agers in jeans, cruise down the street in what looks li

A second company authorized to solicit international bids for municipal capital construction project

Consultec, a government-backed Chinese trade agency, and its Australian counterpart, Consultrade, ar

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Finns have cracked the new mega-dollar hotel market in the Soviet Union. Leading Finnish

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 8/6/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 8/6/88* Reflects c

The U.S. Customs Service has confiscated some $700,000 worth of imported clothing under a new safety

Scripto Tokai, the U.S. subsidiary of Yokohama, Japan-based Tokai Corp., the world's largest disposa

Following a decade of remarkable growth, South Carolina's Port of Charleston has surpassed Baltimore

Ozone levels are worse this year in 28 Eastern U.S. cities and counties than in 1987 and many had mo

Vice President George Bush urged the GOP platform committee Monday to make crystal clear the differe

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter urged state governors meeting here Monday to get involved

Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate jumped 0.3 percent in July to 7.9 percent, Statistics

Trim, tanned and sharp in his crew cut, Capt. Charles Gunn peered upstreamfrom high in the p

Having agreed to step up imports of U.S. beef, the Japanese are moving to get a piece of the U.S. ex

Mario Biaggi's resignation from the U.S. House of Representatives Friday is unlikely to affect the c

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said it has completed laying its 3,160- mile length of the first

Brazil is trying to soften the U.S. stance in a dispute over pharmaceuticals during a visit by Secre

Manville Corp. and its insurers are having a hot summer for more reasons than the weather. M