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Six years after a strike by air traffic controllers led to their firing by President Reagan, the new

Thousands of airline passengers suffered delays and cancellations Monday as air traffic control assi

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge by Trans World Airlines of a lower court ruling requiri

Air Midwest grounded one-third of its fleet and canceled about 20 percent of its scheduled flights F

The number of states requiring environmental audits of industrial property prior to sale is expected

FAA Nominee Offers Aviation BackgroundIn choosing a new federal aviation administrator, Pres

Vista Chemical to Hike Flexible PVC PricesVista Chemical Co. announced that it is increasing

Argus division of Witco Corp. is increasing prices for benzoyl peroxide and other selected peroxide

A Panamanian cruise ship with casino gambling on board soon may be calling the Mississippi Gulf Coas

Leo H. Sternbach, Ph.D., former director of medicinal chemistry at Hoffmann- La Roche Inc., was name

Jugolinija, the Yugoslavian line, is a government-owned company that doesn't act like one. T

A coal industry advisory group substantially revised an earlier estimate that low oil prices could c

Three stevedoring companies and five insurance companies want the Federal Maritime Commission to ste

Kenneth Curtis, Maine Maritime Academy president, is flying almost as much as he's sailing on the ac

A dredging project that began last week in Baltimore was the first within the port area that was par

The Greek government proposes to buy natural gas from the Soviet Union and Algeria, as part of its p

The rights of Claiborne County, Miss., residents were not violated by a state referendum dividing th

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to force the Reagan administration to adopt rules for reduc

Petrobras to Set Up London-Based UnitRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - The Brazilian state oil compan

He's a farm boy who knows plenty about hogs and harvests, cattle and corn, life on the land. And whe

Lower oil prices and currency problems are making it more difficult to do business in Egypt, but com

Japan Seeks Partners For Genetics ProjectVENICE, Italy - Japan is using the economic summit

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

Japan will do everything it can to make possible the lifting of all U.S. sanctions against Japanese

Shipowners, jockeying for position in one of the few expanding sectors of the maritime industry, are

WORLD BANK MOROCCO - $60 million to improve the nation's water supply system and $60 million

Forget about the economic summit. What about the economics of the summit? No one is prepared

Contract negotiations between the National Maritime Union and its employers are coming down to the w

Insurance companies and other financial services corporations are liable for state taxes on Governme

Several major maritime countries lodged official objections to pending U.S. shipping legislation tha

Marad Nod Sought On Foreign TankerTwo subsidized U.S.-flag bulk carrier companies asked the

Karl-Heinz Sager, chairman and founder of Senator Line, feels the biggest shipping lines will contin

XTRA Corp. said it has agreed to acquire the fleet of piggyback trailers now operated by Availco Sys

CWT's Management Hopes to Buy GerberFREMONT, Mich. - Gerber Products Co. announced that the

TNT North America Inc. announced the purchase of a specialty truck line using a patented trailer to

THE THREE MAJOR AEROSPACE COMPANIES THAT ARE PARTNERS in the European Airbus Industrie consortium ma

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A consortium of five New England states has taken the first steps toward untangling the snarl of reg

The port of Baltimore's 50-foot channel project, which has been mired in controversy for the past 20

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