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The Reagan administration is pushing for integration of Medicare and employer-sponsored retiree heal

Marvin Cohen, a University of California theorist who had suggested possible materials Dr. Zettl mig

Ocean shipping service to Hawaii is still adequate despite the uncertainty surrounding United States

Nissan Diesel Motor Co. and Navistar International Transportation Corp. have agreed to develop joint

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The Federal Railway Labor Act is a major impediment" to labor relations in the Metropolitan Transpor

Coal producers meeting in Chicago this week heard some encouraging words about recent breakthroughs

For three hours, Berkeley physicists could barely believe their eyes: a pellet that looks like an or

The market for formulated cleaners, valued at $10 billion, is expected to strengthen in 1987 as prod

The United States and Latin American nations remained at an impasse over proposals to boost the Inte

The familiar battle lines were sharply drawn as health officials and consumer advocates clashed with

Delegates at the National Congress of Indians say the battle over tribal water rights will grow more

President Alan Garcia has delayed the announcement of a new cabinet, leaving Peru in a political vac

Willy de Clercq is adamant that the European Community is determined to retaliate against the United

In an order that will take effect July 1, the California Insurance Department this week approved a 6

Aegon Acquires Spanish InsurerTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - Aegon Insurance Group said it has acq

The New York Mercantile Exchange launches trading in heating oil options today but brokers and analy

Dramatic fuel-efficiency gains for cars - to 60 to 75 miles a gallon - are coming with the maturing

ComputerLand Sells Japan Unit to CatenaComputerLand Corp. has sold its Japanese subsidiary t

Leaders of Britain's 13,000 registered dockers decided Thursday to ballot members on whether to stag

Representatives of Scandinavian governments plan to keep pushing for increased access to the U.S. ma

Japan leads all major ceramic parts-producing countries, holding a lion's share of about half of the

The ending of the Volcker era is being watched warily from Mexico, where the U.S. Federal Reserve ch

Congress Asks Reagan To Discuss PolicyHouse and Senate leaders seek an early meeting with Pr

Garlic lovers from around the world will converge on the town of Gilroy, Calif., in July to celebrat

GENERAL NEWS Recent optimism by the Senate Budget Committee chairman gives way to concern ab

Todd Pacific Shipyard in Seattle has lost a $9 million contract to repower a Washington state ferry

Willy de Clercq is adamant that the European Community is determined to retaliate against the United

Tiny Caribbean nations cannot live by bananas alone. St. Lucia learned the hard way when Hur

Legislation to encourage the construction of cogeneration plants on Long Island would cost ratepayer

Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. is increasing its capital spending by about $10 million, chairma

If voters approve a shutdown of the Maine Yankee nuclear power plant, the federal courts are likely

A letter from a Reagan administration official helped reverse a slide in prices for bonds issued by

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

Wild Animal Imports From S. Africa LegalThe U.S. Treasury Department has ruled that wild ani

U.S. pasta makers Thursday urged the European Community to end its ''illegal" subsidies on pasta exp

Technology that could reduce highway truck accidents has been kicking around the auto industry for o

Democratic congressional leaders Thursday agreed to support a proposal questioning, but not delaying

CEREMONIES TO WELCOME Jugolinija's newest ship on its maiden voyage to New York attracted more than