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Conn. Bill Delays Hike In Farm Electric RatesHARTFORD, Conn. - A bill that would delay highe

SFSP Agrees to Sell Coal Slurry PipelineSanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. signed an agreement

Britain's Department of Energy announced details Thursday of the next round of offshore oil licenses

Japanese steel mills will give Westar Mining Ltd., Vancouver, British, Columbia, substantial increas

March 24, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

After four years of tortuous litigation, Texaco Inc. has won permission to emerge from the bankruptc

New York State utilities could save a quarter-of-a-billion dollars in taxes by 1992 under a bill una

Federal fuel-economy standards imposed on automakers will cause 2,200 to 3,900 traffic deaths next y

Japan Oil Firms Seek More Iran DiscountsA delegation from the Iran National Oil Co. has offe

In the first two months of this year, 2,439 people and businesses - more than 60 every weekday - hav

Occidental to Sell Colombia PropertiesOccidental Petroleum Corp. said it would sell 25 perce

Transportation Secretary James Burnley Thursday reiterated that his Wednesday testimony on Capitol H

For the third year running there is more than a little concern about getting Americans to travel to

The Massachusetts Port Authority signaled a willingness to settle differences with the Department of

Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 TwinjetsLufthansa German Airlines has ordered 20 Boeing 737 a

BN Asks ICC to Probe SP's 180 percent Rate HikeFORT WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern has p

Allegations by Airbus Industrie that the U.S. government subsidized its own aircraft manufacturers b

WINCHESTER & WESTERN RAILROAD CO. (Bridgeton, N.J.) - W.P. (Phil) Light was named the company's new

Big Apple rail shippers could find someone else hauling their cargo as the Long Island Rail Road con

Peru's state shipping line, Compania Peruana de Vapores, is in a sea of troubles. Last week

The three ports making up the Port of Hampton Roads are expected as a group to surpass the 5 million

Proposals to build the nation's first high speed rail passenger system will be unveiled here March 2

For the week ended March 12 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Stolt Azalea, a new 7,500-deadweight-ton parcel tanker, was recently delivered to Uyeno-Stolt Tanker

Exporters and importers in Europe and North America will need to pay close attention to shipping sch

Positive results from a joint marketing effort have Rhode Island port officials wondering if merging

Shipbuilding Orders Increased During 1987World shipbuilding orders in 1987 rose to an estima

Shipping Credit and Investment Co. of India, the soft-loan arm of the government, plans to raise som

It is more than a question of who's got the study; it is whether it even exists. For Maritim

The European Community Commission is facing an uphill struggle in its bid to liberalize Europe's tig

Agency to Consider Driver ExemptionsTransportation Secretary James Burnley said the departme

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - Jim Fletcher was appointed regional vice president, ope

Trucking companies want the Department of Transportation to lower the minimum age for driving a heav

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Waterman Steamship Corp. is fighting off two challenges to the authority it won recently to charter

Current suppliers of automated filing services for Federal MaritimeCommission tariffs are wa

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. has reported record pretax profit of M$288 million (US$115 mi

The maritime industry is planning a rousing welcome to a fleet of U.S. Navy capital ships April 21,

The U.S. District Court here overturned a decision of the Maritime Administration's Subsidy Board pe