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The white linen gloves were the problem. Adm. Frank B. Kelso, USN, spit on the tips of his slippery

GROW GROUP INC. (New York) - John E. Baker was appointed vice president of finance. Mr. Baker was se

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers, two-day seminar, July 7-8. Madison

International Coffee Organization producer members sold 16.9 percent, or 6.6 million 60-kilogram bag

As in any gold rush town, prices are high in Taipei, Taiwan. Boom times have come to Taiwan,

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

INDONESIA TO SUBSIDIZE OIL SALE TO JAPANJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia signed an agreement l

WHEN IS AN AIRLINER NOT A CARGO PLANE?, an observer recently asked a Federal Aviation Administration

The World Bank will markedly expand its lending to the big debtor nations of Latin America, a senior

Led by General Motors, Ford Motor Co. and Boeing, the nation's top exporters had a banner 1987, as a

WOODWORKERS REMAIN ON PICKET LINESPORTLAND, Ore. - The addition of roving pickets at several

Critics of the Federal Aviation Administration are asserting that the agency's recent shutdown of a

In the wake of what was billed as a victory for insurers and a defeat for a powerful lawmaker, congr

Five Republican senators running for re-election have introduced a bill to elevate the Environmental

Conrail will acquire 1,000 fully enclosed multi-level railcars valued at $34.3 million, to meet the

Norway's trading success with the United States is no fish story. At a time when the weakene

Charles A. Lynch, chairman and chief executive officer of DHL Airways Inc., is leaving the company t

The three Western Allies' decision to grant 314 new weekly round-trip flights on existing routes bet

A third incarnation of the S.S. Monterey will return the luxury liner to the Pacific cruise trade af

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

The Soviet Union hopes to restructure its economy to the point that its currency will be freely acce

Singapore's economy probably will maintain its 8 percent annual growth rate this year despite proble

The index of prices received by U.S. farmers for their products rose 3.7 percent in June from May an

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ALGERIA - $211 million, comprising $143 million for rail track, $54 million for vocational training,

REICHHOLD ALTERS LATEX DIFFERENTIALSDOVER, Del. The Emulsion Polymers division of Reichhold

The newly appointed secretary-general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries takes up

Combustion Engineering Inc. said Wednesday that Charles E. Hu- gel was elected chairman and chief ex

SENATE PANEL APPROVES APPOINTMENT TO ICCThe Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Comm

Officials of the unions that represent workers on the bankrupt Delaware & Hudson Railway and of the

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

The state insurance commissioner is charging a lawyers' organization with intimidation after it file

CORROON & BLACK SEEKS TO ACQUIRE BROKERCorroon & Black Corp. announced Wednesday that it has

A family leave policy, which encourages supervisors to grant unpaid time off to employees faced with

Transportation Secretary James Burnley completed the start-up of the federal government's anti-drug

The Federal Maritime Commission has rejected two requests to impose truck regulatory systems at Cali

Mexico's six-month-old anti-inflation program will continue at least throughDecember, even i

A task force of electronics industry executives says there will be dire results if they don't try to

Concerns over the U.S. sugar beet crop in the drought-stricken Midwest as well as general inflationa

Eastman Kodak Co. sparked local reaction here following a filing by the company under new Title III