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During the boom, it seemed everyone wanted to drill in the Anadarko Basin. The basin, which

Toxic gases and hazardous materials have killed at least 31 sailors and civilian employees on Navy v

Despite the Navy's repeated acknowledgements since 1984 that U.S. warshipspatrolling Middle Eastern

The first Chinese-made McDonnell Douglas MD-82 airliner completed its maiden test flight over Shangh

Northwest Airlines has begun an advertising campaign aimed at thwarting ticket brokers, who buy and

The Department of Transportation has reversed itself in deciding to consider a rule that would requi

A small fire aboard the Viking Princess Thursday morning should not delay the cruise ship's schedule

Overland Express received commitments for a major debt refinancing that company officials say will b

874.5 (July 2) Previous day - 874.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lon

Three Peruvian liner companies want the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission toallow still more

A GLOBAL" recovery plan is pursued at the New York Insurance Exchange. The exchange has at l

UAE 'Fully Committed' To New OPEC AccordThe United Arab Emirates is fully committed" to the

Green Mountain Power Corp. won first place in a national competition sponsored by the Public Utiliti

Renault Weighs Ties With Brazil SuppliersFrance's state-owned Renault auto group said it wou

Genentech to Market Mitsubishi ProductsSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - Genentech Corp., the Sa

EC May Cut Corn Tax To Fulfill US AccordThe European Community is said to be leaning toward

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

The government is setting up a joint venture with China aimed at helping the Chinese with agricultur

The United States should consider allowing "moderate relaxation" of controls on export to China of e

The U.S. market for superconductors is expected to grow from today's estimated $200-million-a-year-l

Unionized workers in U.S. heavy industries in most cases could buy more with their wages last year t

The U.S. dollar inched higher against major currencies in an unusually quiet market Thursday.

Thu., July 2, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The declining dollar, continuing U.S. business expansion and lower oil prices are boosting the fortu

The Australian freight transport group TNT is hoping to use British Aerospace 146-QT jet freighters

California's authority to set safety standards for railroad workers by requiring minimum clearances

Iranian Prime Minister Hussein Musavi has warned there won't be security in the Persian Gulf as long

The insurance industry is studying the possibility of offering premium incentives to fleets who adop

You meet such people on vacation, even while riding horseback high up in the Rockies or while white-

July 2, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Domestic oil and gas drilling plunged more than 41 percent during the first half of the year compare

The government presented Congress with a preliminary 1988 budget based on oil income of $9.1 billion

Kuwait will resume exports of liquefied petroleum gas to Japan this month with a shipment of 45,000

To bolster the profile of the Alaskan natural gas pipeline project, the Resource Development Council

GENERAL NEWS Superconductor market is pegged to grow with advances in the technology. Page 2

The Maritime Administration for the first time has agreed to permit underwriters other than U.S. or

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

National Research Council's Transportation Research Board. 12th annual summer conference on ports, w

Symposium Scheduled July 26-28 in ChicagoPublic policy on rail rationalization and the futur