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Special agents of the U.S. Customs office at John F. Kennedy Airport arrested the president of a cus

Tennessee Valley Authority's weekly spot coal purchases dipped to only 5,200 tons under three contra

April 8, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A sharp jump in the world price of nickel is spurring interest in thepurchase of a major Phi

Philadelphia Electric Co. formally asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for permission to restart

Japan was urged by visiting Australian Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister William Hayden last week t

The long neck beer may be the beverage of choice for more Texans, but five wineries from the Lone St

Lumber production, orders and shipments increased in 12 Western states in the week ended Saturday, a

Turbo Power Gets Nod On Cogeneration PlantsTurbo Power Systems, a partnership of Transco Ene

The United States will have to wait until May before learning if it will get an international panel

The mammoth omnibus trade bill has demanded so much attention from Congress that few lawmakers have

Gov. James J. Blanchard said General Motors has promised no more layoffs in Michigan in the foreseea

YOU CAN'T PLEASE everybody all of the time as the Port of New Orleans learned with a recent marketin

There frequently are clear-cut winners and losers in chemical industry deals but in the internationa

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Waterway operators are in a state of high anxiety over a recently implemented requirement changing t

The U.S. Customs Service's latest leap forward in automation may turn out to be a great stumble back

Loss of spot market gas can suddenly make fuel oil prices very attractive. Northwest Natural

The number of unpublished rate cases will skyrocket without intercession from the Interstate Commerc

Conrail's president, Richard D. Sanborn, met the press for the first time in his new capacity Wednes

A subsidiary of USX Corp. has made an offer to purchase a portion of the financially ailing Pittsbur

The first segment of Metro Rail will open as scheduled in January 1993 even though 10 major construc

Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis says he will ask the Interstate CommerceCommission to fin

When is a ski resort not a ski resort? When it is a conference center, of course, and when there is

Conrail revealed that it made a host of changes in its safety-related programs and operations in res

For the week ended March 26 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Midway Airlines Inc. has had a bumpy ride in its brief 10-year existencefinding a market nic

McDonnell, Airbus Talks on Link ContinueTOULOUSE, France - McDonnell Douglas Corp. is contin

The Dutch shipping and transportation group Royal Nedlloyd hopes to sell a stake in its airline subs

Safety experts see little evidence to back up claims that airline deregulation has hurt aviation saf

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No one has to tell Bob Golliver at Washington Energy Co. what greater access to natural gas from spo

Representatives of shipping companies belonging to the Trans-Pacific Freight Conference of Japan and

Two liner operators in the U.S.-Korean trades want the Federal MaritimeCommission to allow a

The world's maritime nations hope to make progress toward the harmonization of ship survey and certi

The push for dockside railyards in Southern California is on in earnest. A second terminal o

The first 10 of 200 railcars imported from Japan for use in the New York City subway system are sche

Jamaica recorded an increase in the overall value of trade last year, but suffered a deterioration i

The Surface Transport Ministry is seeking a 70 percent hike in funds for national port development i