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Westinghouse Gets DOE Research PactThe Energy Department said it awarded Westinghouse Electr

Ohio Edison Sales Rose 5.5 percent in 1987AKRON, Ohio - Ohio Edison Wednesday said total kil

Feb. 4, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

As Massachusetts officials tout natural gas as a source of relief for New England's electricity supp

More than 1,800 Mobil Corp. workers in California, Texas and Washington statewent on strike,

NEW YORK OIL HEATING ASSOCIATION (New York) - Dennis Griesing was named executive vice president, ef

Lear Petroleum Corp. announced Wednesday that BP America Inc. has offered to acquire all outstanding

Southern California Gas Co. distributed contaminated gas drawn from a landfill for eight years, a st

US Won't Use Reserve To Control Oil PricesStrategic petroleum reserves will not be used for

The Boeing Co. says a supersonic transport is becoming more and more technically feasible, but also

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns with distillate inventories dec

The British government indicated Thursday that it is not worried that British Petroleum Co. PLC's ef

Ever since American Airlines created the modern frequent flyer program with its AAdvantage program b

The Interstate Commerce Commission has formally clarified its stand against labor protection in most

Aircraft noise levels in the vicinity of Newark International Airport will be studied as part of a $

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP. (St. Louis) - Sanford N. McDonnell will retire as chairman and chief executi

Courier Dispatch Group Inc. has agreed to purchase the assets of WACO Courier. It also entered into

McDonnell Douglas Corp. has launched its marketing program for the MD-91 and MD-92 aircraft, the fir

The U.S. St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. said that plans for its fourth annual trade mission c

The Mahoning Valley Railway Co. has been allowed to acquire two rail lines in Ohio from the LTV Stee

Flying Tiger Expands Service in NorthwestThe Flying Tiger Line Inc. has expanded its air fre

Olympia Cargo Growth Tied to Lumber OrdersOLYMPIA, Wash. - China stepped up orders for railr

Amtrak Collision Is 2nd in a WeekOMAHA, Neb. - An Amtrak train collided with a Burlington No

Maine state legislators will file a bill shortly that could condemn unsafe railroads and transfer ow

Shippers can expect to pay still more to transport their goods as the steep increases marked up in d

Interested in bringing a Soviet ship line back to Seattle, and in probing ashift of cargo to

Canadian Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Association. Annual technical conference. Feb. 15-16 at the Qu

With Mount Baker in the background, a boat loaded with oil spill containment booms circles a partial

Two commuter ferries that collided in Raritan Bay on a foggy June evening were traveling too quickly

Improving China's roads, especially those serving major ports, will be the key concern of a forthcom

The new Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corp. revealed a key part of its strategy to become No. 3 in the indust

In their rush to comply with federal safety regulations requiring front brakes on trucks by the end

GE Information Services Co.'s new deal with Can/Am Tech Inc. puts it into a new marketplace.

Saab-Scania Output Hits Record in 1987ORANGE, Conn. - Saab-Scania of America Inc. said its p

Iveco Trucks of North America Inc. has started a Valued Customer Program aimed at increasing custome

Moving at a freeway-like pace, a Senate committee took about 30 seconds to approve a bill that would

The nation's largest shippers' association asked the Interstate CommerceCommission to suppor

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An overnight Iraqi attack left an Iranian tanker on fire in the northern gulf, the London-based Lloy