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The Maritime Administration has released a newly developed automated information system for use by p

The Port of Dover desperately needs an improved highway linking it with London and the rest of the c

Officials Break Ground For US-Europe LinkMcLEAN, Va. - Officials from both sides of the Atla

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No bureaucracy is an island, especially when it comes to standardized electronic communications.

The effects of the weaker dollar on its civil aircraft sales caused British Aerospace PLC to experie

DOT's Burnley, Senator To Address Air PanelIn response to a request from Transportation Secr

XTRA Corp. Agrees To Sell Rolling StockBOSTON - XTRA Corp. said it has reached agreement to

CSX TRANSPORTATION (Baltimore) - James M. White was promoted to assistant vice president, industrial

WHAT DO TRAFFIC MANAGERS THINK of letting 18-year-olds drive those big rigs? I don't like it

Norfolk Southern Corp. will more than double its Triple Crown RoadRailer service to 100 trains a wee

The proposed Mark VII RoadRailer network said it will cut travel time in half and shave several cent

The Union Pacific Fruit Express said carloadings of fresh and frozen produce increased 8 percent in

A government-appointed arbitrator has sided with unionized workers at a $218 million grain terminal

Trade handled by U.K. ports and airports last year totaled 318 million tons - marginally up on the 1

From a yacht gliding between cruise ships and historic schooners, the commanding view would be of br

March 30, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

A COMMENT by U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter regarding the People's Republic of China rang

1621.5 (March 30, 1988) Previous day - 1630.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Excha

Scandinavian Airlines System has signed a letter of intent to study acquiring a 40 percent interest

American Association of Port Authorities. Spring conference. April 6-7. Sheraton Grand Hotel, Washin

A special team of Federal Aviation Administration staffers has begun studying the need for changes t

Despite reports of sabotage and other incidents, the Panama Canal is reported to be functioning norm

Traffic Club of Newark, monthly meeting will feature computer trends in transportation, April 5. Tow

The Federal Maritime Commission agreed to a settlement closing its investigation into operations of

Difficult market conditions in the offshore sector left Wilh. Wilhelmsen with another deficit in fis

DIRECT CONTAINER LINE INC. (Gardenia, Calif.) - Sever al promotions in the New York regional office

Two of the nation's largest maritime unions said Wednesday they had completed their merger.

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 2.17

If Texaco Inc. thought for a moment that life after bankruptcy would be easy, it has learned otherwi

We're in an upper room in a modest concrete block building on the Brooklyn waterfront. It's in the R

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES INC. (New York) - Ralph M. Wilson was named vice president, western d

Guardian Royal Exchange PLC, one of Britain's major insurance companies, on Wednesday reported a 21

Attorney General Bob Butterworth and Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter are exploring Florida's opti

Essex Life Insurance Co., the first independent carrier to be certified by the New Jersey Insurance

Employers rapidly are replacing traditional benefit programs with flexible benefit plans, according

Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Roger Singer likely will not allow motorists to delay paying la

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

Batus Unit Extends Deadline on OfferLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Batus Inc. said Wednesday that its who

USAA, the insurance company for military officers and dependents, is kicking off a new insurer-led d