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The decision by Sears, Roebuck and Co. to sell appliances made by other companies will mean more buc

BN GETS IRS NOD FOR TAX-FREE SPINOFFSEATTLE - The Internal Revenue Service has ruled that Bu

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, two-day seminar, Aug. 10-11. Radisson Inn Airport, Greater Cinc

The Delaware & Hudson Railroad Co.'s bankruptcy trustee expects to have the railroad back in service

As some shippers switch from barge transport to rail, a few grain-carrying railroads report they've

New Teamsters union President William J. McCarthy replaced two of the labor group's five conference

CAROLINA FREIGHT BUILDS MOBILE TRAINING UNITCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Co

A barge-shipping industry group - which says drought may cost the industry up to $200 million - want

American Freight System Inc. is closing its northeastern trucking operations and paring its southeas

AIR FRANCE (New York) - Jacques de Guerny was appointed vice president and general manager, cargo. H

China will open 1,500 kilometers of new electric railways this year. More than 4,800 kilometers of e

TEAMSTERS, TRUCK FIRMS TO RESUME PACT TALKS WASHINGTON - Representatives of the Teamsters un

Australian truckers have warned that they will again use their rigs to blockade the country's highwa

Delaware Otsego Corp. has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend its authority to provid

American Trucking Associations ripped the federal government for developing a truck driver licensing

Members of Congress were weighing several alternatives Monday to prevent the strike that is looming

TRUCKING FIRM TO END MOST NORTHEAST SERVICEOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Ailing American Freight Sys

The sudden acceleration this year of large tonnage shipments of garbage and other solid waste from N

NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION CORP. (Chicago) - Roy S. Roberts was named vice president and

Tug and barge companies' drought-related losses are greater than previously estimated, according to

RAIL TRAFFIC, EARNINGS RISE CONFIRMED BY ICCWASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce Commission

Analysts and competitors say they are still trying to figure out how to read the Itel-Henley-Americ

ABF Freight System Inc. is asking the Teamsters union for a 15 percent employee wage cut as part of

The major parties in the increasingly bitter dispute over the sale of the Southern Pacific Transport

For the week ended July 16 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

FREYMILLER TRUCKING REPORTS DROP IN NETBAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Freymiller Trucking Inc. report

Sen. John D. Rockefeller, D-W.Va., intends to again ask the Commerce, Science and Transportation Com

Pullman Co. remained silent Thursday after receiving a second takeover offer. On Wednesday,

BELT'S WHARF WAREHOUSES INC. (Baltimore) - Scott A. Hunsicker was named vice president and general c

Ontario truckers are determined to continue their legal and political onslaught against government a

For the 11th year in a row, the Interstate Commerce Commission found that no major American railroad

TWO RAILCAR SERVICES ARE SWAPPING ASSETSCHICAGO - GE Capital Railcar Services and PLM Railca

SANTA FE UNIT BUYS WESTERN ROCK CORP.CHICAGO - Santa Fe Pacific Minerals Corp., a subsidiary

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, two-day seminar, Aug. 3-4. Chicago Marriott Downtown, Chicago,

PLM International Corp. expects the third version of its equipment fund partnership to get a double

Despite its strategic location as a crossroad between Europe, Asia and North America, Alaska's local

Norfolk Southern Corp. reported the best second quarter since it was formed in 1982. The big

STRIKING RAIL WORKERS ARRESTED IN S. KOREASEOUL, South Korea - South Korean police arrested

Intermodal containers are backing up at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach as some independent

Guilford Transportation Industries wants to question a U.S. Senate staffer in hopes of proving polit