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Feb. 12, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The European oil market ended last week on a weaker note after having made some gains at midweek.

At least 2,200 Chinese coal miners died in accidents last year, most in small mines noted for their

Canada's minister of the environment said that the United States and his country are at an impasse r

Law professor Robert W. Benson is against the verbal gobbledygook that clogs court records and legal

New Jersey drivers continue to pay the highest average rates in the country for auto insurance, acco

It's anything but toy soldiers in the battle between government and private sponsors of Hong Kong's

BANK OF CALIFORNIA (San Francisco) - Brian T. Mullins was named vice president and manager of the tr

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Fed up with low commodity prices and government red tape, a fourth-generation farmer is betting his

American Tobacco Co. Forms Overseas UnitSTAMFORD, Conn. - The American Tobacco Co., a unit o

After three months of falling wholesale prices, the government's Producer Price Index rose 0.4 perce

Things are up to speed these days on the Red River Valley & Western Railroad Co. except when it snow

Pan Am Elects VP-OperationsNEW YORK - Daniel J. Affourtit, a Boeing 747 captain with 22 year

Average retail home heating oil prices continued to show surprisingly little movement during the fir

Mobil Oil's prices were incorrectly reported in the Feb. 12 edition at a number of locations. The pr

The steamship conference covering imports from Asia to the United States has scaled back a scheduled

Japan Farm Groups To Pool InvestmentsTOKYO - Zenkyoren, Japan's National Cooperative Insuran

1547.0 (Feb. 12, 1988) Previous day - 1534.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

Indonesia, whose struggling and highly protected steel sector is unable to meet growing demand, is c

ABOLISHMENT OF CERTAIN TEXTILE CATEGORIES. The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreement

Taking an aggressive posture, the relatively new and small port of Manatee at the mouth of Tampa Bay

Affluent Asians headed for the West Coast will no longer have to settle for cable cars and sourdough

Delta Air Seeks Nod On Service to IrelandATLANTA - Delta Air Lines has filed a request with

Subsidy Board Upholds Decision on LykesThe Maritime Subsidy Board has reaffirmed its decisio

The Justice Department doesn't want the Federal Maritime Commission to grant immunity from U.S. anti

Poland to Export Less Coal This YearPoland will export about 30.5 million metric tons of coa

Kuwait, Libya, Iraq Offer DiscountsKuwait, Iraq and Libya are all offering discounts for Feb

Puget Sound ports say they will accept the strictest environmental standards in the nation to preven

This winter's frigid weather has started a cold war among petroleum marketers over a waxy grade of S

Preliminary government approval has been granted for construction of 27 power plants in China this y

Everybody has one, but to many people the genetic code in the body's cells is just something scienti

Eighty-six percent of Alaska's small-business owners have had a liability insurance rate increase in

Japanese manufacturers see Mexico and Canada as attractive avenues for penetrating the lucrative U.S

Adrian Schmuker looked thoughtfully at the red and yellow box, studying the picture of tacos on it.<

Canada's Trade Surplus Fell Again in DecemberCanada's seasonally adjusted trade surplus drop

U.S. lumber production was up, but orders and shipments fell in 12 Western states for the week ended

Long-Term Care Bill Advances in Pa. SenateHARRISBURG, Pa. - Legislation to regulate long-ter

A West Coast port spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to develop a low- cost terminal for the

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered the Burlington Northern Railroad Co. to reduce its ra