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The Soviet Union has tripled the volume of its international air cargo service, mainly by expansion

The largest single contribution for a U.S. Korean war memorial came from the U.S. subsidiary of a fo

Northwest Airlines' 6,500 flight attendants will vote to strike on Feb. 26 if they haven't reached a

The Teamsters union will launch a worldwide strike against Pan Am Corp. on Sunday, union officials r

Allegis Corp. said Wednesday that a California court has granted its request to order a halt to unio

Senator Line, the West German carrier that launched a round-the-world service a year ago, has charte

CF Airfreight to Build Facility in AtlantaCF Airfreight has authorized the construction of a

* Passage of catastrophic health program is urged. Page 9A * No money for Inter-American Dev

A Canadian opposition party task force will urge the government in Ottawa to hold off proposing legi

President Reagan's fiscal 1989 budget proposes a 13 percent budget increase to $6.4 billion for the

Syncor International Corp. and E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. have signed a long-term supply and dist

Plastic packaging for the pharmaceutical industry is tightening with increased demand for applicatio

First Olsen Tankers To Acquire Four ShipsA new company sponsored by Citicorp and Fred Olsen

President Reagan's fiscal 1989 budget contains some good news for the Department of Transportation's

Months before the Siberian Express tightens its grip on the Northern Hemisphere, U.S. snowplow manuf

Phoenix Advanced Technology Inc. had licensed Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., of Tokyo to market Px, an an

Nigeria recently completed its first U.S.-bound shipment of fertilizer, bring the first positive fig

After five years, the price for cellulosics is going to break out of a freeze, according to the prim

Ala., Fla. to Receive US Bay Cleanup FundsThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced

Nearly $1 million a week in direct spending is fleeing the Puget Sound region for Canada because a c

The Reagan administration will propose a new customs user fee system that is likely to reduce total

First Olsen Tankers Ltd., a new company created by Citicorp and Fred Olsen & Co. of Oslo, Norway, is

HE GREW UP in a New Orleans suburb and is familiar with the city's crazy carnival celebration known

When it comes to deciding how a single sentence written when most ships still had sails will affect

Railroads Optimistic On Grain ShipmentsKANSAS CITY, Mo. - U.S. railroads are expected to kee

The nation's top snowplow manufacturer might be put on the auction block if the proposed buy-out of

For the week ended Jan. 30 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

A judge of the British Columbia Supreme Court has chided provincially owned BC Rail and its contract

The idea of combining a containership and cruise ship is unusual, but has materialized in a new ship

Construction of the tunnel under the English Channel is roughly on schedule and within budget, a coc

Police and longshoremen clashed at Port Everglades, Fla., on Wednesday after workers from a non-unio

Jones to Chair House SubcommitteeAs anticipated, Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., was named to

Surveys taken by the Federal Maritime Commission to assess the views of the maritime community towar

Lake Carriers' Association. International joint conference. Feb. 21-24 at the Saddlebrook Golf & Ten

Deppe Line, a small, independent European carrier plying the U.S. Gulf/Europe route, says schedule i

Hight Court Orders Vt. To Refund $8 MillionA Vermont Superior Court ordered the state to ref

Renewed calls for eliminating the Interstate Commerce Commission, ending Amtrak rail subsidies and c

FFE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INC. (Dallas) - Dick Williams was promoted to area manager of the compan

At a cost of $3 million, Howard Industries has converted the vacant Armco Steel pipe mill here into

The Canadian for-hire trucking industry is experiencing initial difficulties in meeting government l