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Fertilizers are falling in price now that the spring planting season is over, but there's still plen

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded Roy F. Weston Inc. a $160 million contract to m

Crop Genetics International Inc., based in Hanover, Md., has won Environmental Protection Agency app

Crude oil imports soared last week, reaching the highest weekly average since 1980, according to the

SAVANNAH PORT AUTHORITY (Savannah, Ga.) - David T. Ginn was named direc- tor of sales for th

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman L. William Seidman warned Congress Wednesday it must move t

Seeds for planting Wants cotton seed for dry land areas (non-irrigated). Quantity: 20 mt. Qu

JAPAN, US SIGN PACT ON CONSTRUCTION WORKThe United States and Japan signed a public works ag

An article in Wednesday's edition incorrectly attributed a quote on legislation for the U.S.-Canada

New York State Attorney General Robert Abrams has petitioned the State Public Service Commission to

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Economic growth in the Philippines spurted to 7.5 percent in the first quarter, the government said

A federal court here ruled last week that a federal law supersedes a state statute concerning insura

Theodore Beaudin, president of the Montreal longshoremen's union, will be meeting today in New York

Union Carbide Corp. is increasing capacity for acrylic acid and for latex, according to Carbide exec

Schiphol Airport in the Netherlands reported a 16 percent increase in cargo handled in 1987 to 693,4

Computer makers, starving for scarce parts, say some semiconductor producers and their distributors

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Keith Oglesbee was named a senior manager for real e

State Sen. Diane E. Watson, D-Los Angeles, and two other witnesses challenged the suitability of a g

Quebec, Canada's second-biggest manufacturing province, has refused to join neighboring Ontario in p

Japanese tourists went abroad in record numbers in 1987, though the number of foreign visitors to th

TOP STORIES: Beijing will be the site of the 1989 General Assembly of the World Trade Center

FAA Almost Finished With Airlines' ReportsWASHINGTON -- Federal Aviation Administrator Allan

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Tues., May 24, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The House passed legislation Monday that for the first time would require licenses for train enginee

The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Mack Trucks Inc. in the case of a w

Shanghai, one of China's pioneer free enterprise zones, has adopted a series of measures to help for

Japan is giving serious consideration to plans to treble the country's tariffs on imports of beef in

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

TVA Restarts Sequoyah After Second ShutdownCHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - A Sequoyah Nuclear Plant rea

When it comes to the electronic revolution, retailers are looking straight at the cash register for

The Coalition of Service Industries Inc. today will unveil the first set of leading economic indicat

An American International Group company was fined $348,900 by the New York Insurance Department for

BFGoodrich Co. is increasing prices of Hycar acrylic latexes by 2 percent to 7 percent (3 cents to 8

In the world air freight forwarding industry there is a clear division among those companies that ha

CHINESE UNIONS SEEK ECONOMIC PROTECTIONChina's official labor federation has called on the g

Slumping sales, new kinds of software and more powerful personal computers are forcing a gradual res

The Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey will honor John J. Mackowski, chairman of A