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POWER FAILURE DISRUPTS DETROIT AIRPORT SERVICEDETROIT - An electrical power failure at Detro

For years, Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways have been bedrock tenants of Miami Inter

As Japan's economic influence spreads around the world, computers are tackling the job of translatin

Commercial airliners are filling the skies in ever increasing numbers, causing backups and delays th

The value of construction contracts in the United States probably will decline 5 percent this year a

Higher productivity pushed up Soviet industrial output during the first half of this year, but consu

A presidential veto of the plant-closing legislation Congress sent the White House last week is like

The economy will keep growing slowly right through next year despite concerns over worsening inflati

Sales of existing homes climbed 5.3 percent in June, helped by a less-than- expe cted increase in mo

This year's college graduates received higher salary offers than last year's graduates, especially i

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The cost of food at home for the average American household dropped below 10 percent of disposable i

APPLE CZAR'S DEPARTURE PROVES UNFOUNDEDSAN JOSE, Calif. - It was only weeks ago that Silicon

For the first time, the Maritime Administration has accepted foreign-builtbulk ships as fulf

A congressional investigating agency says the Navy's ship maintenance program lacks several essentia

INTERNATIONAL SHIPHOLDING PAYS FIRST DIVIDENDInternational Shipholding Corp. has declared a

Paulino Esteban's knowledge of reed-boat building, a craft handed down in his family for centuries h

Officials in China's Shenzhen special economic zone adjacent to Hong Kong say approval has been gran

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TRAIN BUFFS GATHER FOR CONVENTION IN NJSOMERSET, N.J. - Train buffs from throughout the Unit

DUCHOSSOIS INDUSTRIES INC. (Chicago Heights, Ill.) - Billy Hendrick was named vice president, intern

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The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad, the little, financially ailing regional carrier that sparked a

RYDER SYSTEM REPORTS INCREASE IN INCOMEMIAMI - Ryder System Inc. reported second quarter inc

The Interstate Commerce Commission is studying the alternatives available for maintaining service ov

CHINA BOOSTS PRICES FOR CIGARETTES, LIQUORThe government on Monday announced sharp price hik

The Pillsbury Co. said it has signed a definitive agreement for the purchase of Bumble Bee Seafoods

West European foreign ministers Monday called for a pragmatic and flexible approach in efforts to e

Australia's government-owned railways are slowly seeing results from their concerted thrust to gain

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A finding in a European Commission report issued Monday revealed that the most harmonious proposal t

Having gained over 14 cents a pound from the April contract lows to mid-June, cotton futures have pl

CANADIAN WHEAT BOARD SEEKS OVERSEAS MONEYWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The Canadian Wheat Board may s

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The U.S. dollar rose in thin trading Monday on expectations of supportive economic numbers this week

At the local home-improvement center, a cavernous supermarket selling everything from 6-penny nails

GREATER NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK (New York) - Charles J. Ohlig was named chairman and chief executive.

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

CHINA SAYS IT NEEDS NEW TAXES, PRICE RISESBEIJING - China said Monday it needs new taxes and

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