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Propeller Club Elects Officers in BaltimoreBALTIMORE - Philippe Masiee, vice president and g

Road Haulage Association biennial tanker convention and exhibit, June 17-19, Norbreck Castle and Nor

American Trucking Associations reaffirmed its support for the 55 mile an hour speed limit and said i

Oil terminal operators have worries other than those occupying containerport managers. For one thing

Canadian Finance Minister Michael Wilson will unveil tax reform measures late today that are expecte

President Reagan on Wednesday chose David S. Ruder, a business law professor, as chairman of the Sec

The Pan American Economic Leadership Conference ended in Indianapolis with a proposed plan to expand

Foreign trade zones are discovering that "with success comes criticism," says Roy Jaeger, the presid

U.S. factories, mines and utilities operated at 79.6 percent of capacity in May, up slightly from th

General Dynamics, seeking a share of the commercial rocket business, announced it will build 18 Atla

China National Chemicals Import & Export Corp. (Sinochem) expects to increase imports from the Unite

Florida is moving to rescue the Miami insurance exchange from seriousfinancial difficulties.

Edward Finein has been with Xerox Corp. longer than the company has been making copiers, but he has

A small but rare owl could cost the jobs of thousands of West Coast forest products workers and thre

JWT Group Rejects UK Firm's Buy-out BidNEW YORK - JWT Group Inc. said Wednesday its board ha

Fiery charges from the chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission and a key Senate transportatio

The Union of Greek Shipowners has pledged "wholehearted cooperation" with U.S. authorities in effort

Stocks held to a narrow trading range Wednesday as the market digested its recent gains after climbi

TRW Lands Pact To Update SystemEL SEGUNDO, Calif. - TRW Inc. has received a $59 million init

A coalition of public interest groups is pushing product liability litigation in its efforts to get

Japan's second largest steel company came to this tiny Oregon town this week, fulfilling its pledge

Wally McRae was raised up beside Rosebud Creek a few miles east of where Indian fighter George Armst

Fishing and environmental interests continue their opposition to any prospecting for oil and natural

Japan's Nissan Motor Co. is developing a large luxury passenger car specifically designed for the U.

The Williams Cos. Inc. executed an agreement in principle with Kansas City Southern Industries Inc.

The National Maritime Union has agreed to a three-year contract with dry cargo ship operators. This

A group of United Airlines employees, seeking to keep the airline out of the clutches of the Airline

Truck driver Fred Bowse Jr. remembers the bee sting and little else until he awakened to find himsel

A court has put off until June 26 a hearing on Sea-Land Service's bid to buy ships and routes from U

The House-Senate conference attempting to write a budget for fiscal 1988 tenta tively agreed to redu

James L. Emery, the U.S. administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway, is encouraged by cargo gains on t

The port of Oakland on Tuesday approved a $100 million agreement to transform Jack London Square int

Nippon Yusen Kaisha has opened a wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary, NYK Line (Ontario) Inc., which be

Drivers in New Jersey who can't get traditional automobile insurance because their driving records l

A group of Swiss investors asked Mexican authorities for permission to set up a plant to produce mar

Stockholders of Pension Insurance Group of America Inc., at a special meeting here Wednesday, approv

The United States won a round over its tax on petrochemicals and other related products at the Gener

Southern California's main air traffic control center has the nation's second-worst attrition rate f

After a dip in 1986, trade between the United States and Portugal is set to expand this year.