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CARRIERS CONTAINER COUNCIL AT A GLANCE* Made up of more than 100 ocean carriers in the U.S.

A containership ran aground inside San Juan harbor in Puerto Rico early Thursday and remained stuck

A boom in ship repair is buoying results at some of Singapore's 17 long- becalmed yards. Sem

The staff of the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission and Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. have agreed o

CSX Transportation, 3rd annual grain linkage forum, Aug. 2-4. Adams Mark Hotel, Indianapolis. Contac

STAUFFER ACQUISITION BOOSTS ICI INCOMEImperial Chemical Industries PLC demonstrated the wisd

Plastics-short China is moving to expand its production of ethylene and associated products with a n

When the Puget Sound Council of Governments a few months ago proposed wiping out a residential neigh

KAISERTECH SELLS ASSETS TO LAROCHEOAKLAND, Calif. - KaiserTech Ltd. completed the sale of in

Digital disharmony is the inevitable result of doing electronic data interchange without a plan, acc

INDUSTRY'S PROMISES SHOULD BE LIMITEDSAN JOSE, Calif. - The computer industry is famous for

American Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s retailing employees are ringing with rage. Impossible s

UAL CORP. EARNINGS UP 134 PERCENT FOR QUARTERCHICAGO - UAL Corp., parent of United Air Lines

A proposed redesign of an exit ramp may spare a number of air cargo firms and freight forwarders now

First, drug traffickers murdered the security chief of Avianca, Colombia's largest privately owned a

To meet the rapid growth at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the New York Telephone Co. has be

AIR ZIMBABWE SELECTS PRATT & WHITNEY ENGINEEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Air Zimbabwe selected Prat

TWO RAILCAR SERVICES ARE SWAPPING ASSETSCHICAGO - GE Capital Railcar Services and PLM Railca

For the 11th year in a row, the Interstate Commerce Commission found that no major American railroad

Pullman Co. remained silent Thursday after receiving a second takeover offer. On Wednesday,

BELT'S WHARF WAREHOUSES INC. (Baltimore) - Scott A. Hunsicker was named vice president and general c

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Ontario truckers are determined to continue their legal and political onslaught against government a

NEW ZEALAND PLANS MAJOR ASSET SALESWELLINGTON, New Zealand - New Zealand's Labour government

Sen. John D. Rockefeller, D-W.Va., intends to again ask the Commerce, Science and Transportation Com

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The Paris Commercial Court has authorized a seven-month reprieve for two bankrupt shipyards on the M

The Federal Maritime Commission may be close to finishing a troublesome, three-year-old enforcement

North Carolina's top port official predicted that containerized cargo volume at the Port of Wilmingt

The strike by 10,000 blue-collar shipbuilders at Electric Boat shipyard could delay completion of se

The Coast Guard's year-long battle for extra funds edged closer to reality Wednesday when the House

It was a sweet decision indeed that will enable two British cake decorators to show their talents th

POLYDEX PLANS TO SHIP DEXTRAN SULFATE TO USPolydex Pharmaceuticals Ltd., a small drug and ch

AM International Inc. said it plans to sell its Harris Graphics web printing press group to West Ger

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

Mexican economists and political analysts are debating whether the anti- inflation program in effect

Ronald McDonald beware - a robot that pops out cups of sizzling french fries in 30 seconds is after

West Germany's central bank on Thursday raised its Lombard lending rate to 5 percent effective toda

Will Avon Products succeed with door-to-door sales in Indonesia? Mark A. Edleson, senior par

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or