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Colorado voters in Adams County approved a plan to let the City of Denver annex land for a new $3 bi

Do you know where your mail is? Neither does the U.S. Postal service - some of the time. Tha

Health-care representatives have cautioned doctors against overreacting to a Supreme Court ruling in

American analysts of the Soviet Union caution that, despite the major strides taken at previous summ

The Bank of Japan is not confident that the smaller U.S. merchandise trade deficit for March signals

AVIATION Aircraft builders show little interest in the proposed hypersonic jet transport; th

The European Community Commission said it will tighten the list of imported duty-free military goods

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Total energy use in the 12 nations making up the European Community rose 0.9 percent in 1987 compare

So far the big airplane manufacturers have little interest in building passenger aircraft that fly a

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 millionor l

KAUFMAN AND CO. (New York) Roger Kubarych was named an associate with the investment consulting firm

Traditional Exports Diamonds (industrial and jewelry), coffee, tea, pyrethrum, cloves, sisal

In the May 18 story (page 5B) on air cargo volumes at major airports, the volumes listed for 10 indi

Officials in China say plans to replace aging aircraft are being accelerated, with discussions alrea

Tymnet Introduces Software InterfaceANAHEIM, Calif.- Tymnet, McDonnell Douglas' network syst

The U.S. dollar was mixed in a narrow range Wednesday with dealers citing no clear direction for the

The westernization of the Soviet Union's banking system took another step forward Wednesday when Bar

When a Tennessee mule trader started shipping planeloads of mules to the Afghan rebels last year, ha

A ban on imports of strategic metals from South Africa would cost the U.S. economy at least $1.85 bi

When the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 1941 on April 27, it added to the productive satellites in orb

Big Job Loss Foreseen If Minimum Pay HikedPresident Reagan's chief economic adviser predicts

The federal arbitrator named to hear the case concerning the United Transportation Union's six-month

The Port of Ponce on the southern coast of Puerto Rico continues to invest in its infrastructure in

Five Firms Commended For Safety in NYThe New York Shipping Association honored five companie

When the European corn borer gains a foothold inside young corn plants, it leaves a trademark of rou

Union Carbide Corp. and General Electric Co. have reached an agreement to combine their worldwide si

Utilities that want to build new generating capacity in Massachusetts now must have state Public Uti

Federal Aviation Administration officials Wednesday confirmed they are studying an urgent recommenda

1455.5 (May 18, 1988) Previous day - 1452.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

Corn Quantity: 70,000 mt in shipments of 15,000. Quality: U.S. #2. Must also meet Egyptian M

U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the world economic outlook was bright but that U.S.

Presidential Airways Inc. lost $5.5 million on revenue of $13.9 million during the first quarter.

The air freight business through Geneva Airport is soaring up and away, propelled by burgeoning traf

COMPUTONE SYSTEMS INC. (Narberth, Pa.) - E.J. Buras was appointed general manager and will oversee

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CSX Corp. and the Maryland Port Administration have agreed on terms for the railroad's use of the in

Traders bid up prices for Brazilian debt recently ahead of the country's May 26 debt-equity conversi

Private direct investment accounts for only 14 percent of financial flowsfrom industrial to

Mike Frehr, a young, aggressive trader at the Chicago Board of Trade, is fond of pointing out that i