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The Columbia River Shippers Association received a favorable business review letter from the U.S. De

While Congress debates legislation critical to the development of slurry transportation, the Soviet

Lawmakers in three New England states are considering bills that would impose motor fuel tax hikes t

Robert O. Wagner was elected to the new position of vice president- information services at Pan Amer

Air Inter, the state-controlled airline that operates inside France, is girding for its first brush

Terminal grain elevators in Canada's chief port are being groomed, at a cost of $87 million, to set

Rainbow Navigation Co. has returned to court to challenge the Navy's efforts to obtain carriers to m

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New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 294,000 people during the week end

A grain port on Canada's Hudson Bay may be in irreversible decline. George Simms, director o

Back in the dark days before the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978, it appeared as if the two leading

Boise Cascade Posts Big Increase in IncomeBOISE, Idaho - Boise Cascade Corp. reported first-

State insurance regulators told a House Commerce subcommittee Thursday that no-fault automobile insu

The U.S. dollar plunged 2 percent against key currencies Thursday on the surprise news of the highes

Nearly one dollar in every four the World Bank lends to Third World governments is given on conditio

Expectations for medium and heavy truck sales are up, but Data Resources Inc. is sticking to its gun

The Reagan administration, which publicly has been attempting to topple Panamanian strongman Gen. Ma

The largest exporter of citrus products from the United States says American trade negotiators shoul

The pile of agreements signed at this week's U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks virtually assures that plenty more

Put the words drugs and dollars in a sentence and the result usually is a mental image of high crim

TOP STORIES: Rapid changes in projected requirements for aircraft over the next 10 years are

Two key Congressional leaders and two Reagan administration officials failed Thursday to agree on wh

The United States incurred a setback in February in its quest for a substantially reduced merchandis

Officials Discuss Sale Of Aircraft to East BlocPARIS - Government officials from the United

Heavy-truck buyers gave the economy a resounding vote of confidence in preliminary sales returns for

Business inventories increased a slight 0.1 percent in February, much slower than the pace in recent

President Corazon Aquino is reviewing a proposal to privatize Manila's container terminal. I

The first national conference on vessel, port and waterway technologies for the decade ahead is sche

The 19 ports owned by Associated British Ports PLC, including the major deepwater Port of Southampto

Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. is considering the sale of its Baltimore- based insurance premiu

EC's '88 Budget Passes 1st Parliamentary VoteSTRASBOURG, France - The European Parliament on

Overall U.S. imports from the Caribbean Community remain stagnant, despite rising garment shipments

South Korea's exports are affected for the first time by the shutdown of much of South Korea's Daewo

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

Financial district workers would be able to leave their high-rise offices and sail home on Venice-st

A company seeking Maritime Administration permission since September for a submarine cruise operatio

Congress gave final approval Wednesday to legislation awarding U.S. states title to abandoned histor

A U.S. Navy frigate on patrol in the Persian Gulf apparently struck an underwater mine Thursday, the

There will be mergers within the Australian air cargo forwarding industry as competition increases a

A union that represents more than 7,000 production line workers at Boeing Co.'s jumbo jet factory sa