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Farmers will have a fourth - and sweeter - opportunity to deposit highly erodible cropland in the Co

Malaysia Tin Output Declined in NovemberKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's tin production i

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng ran into fire from farm state senators after saying the Reagan ad

The Reagan administration will persevere with plans to introduce its own trade measures designed to

Gov. George Deukmejian declared war on Japan's tight markets, saying that nation will be the first t

Marine Advisory Firm Headed by J.H. RandFormation of American Marine Advisors Inc., which wi

Gov. George Deukmejian declared war on Japan's tight markets, saying that nation will be the first t

Southeast Asian central bankers ended a three-day conference with an expression of concern over rece

The Reagan administration will persevere with plans to introduce its own trade measures designed to

With heavier cargo volume between the West Coast and Hawaii, Matson Navigation Co. reported operatin

The director of the Ports and Waterways Institute hopes that as more and more port personnel receive

LA Area Reorganizes Air Controller TrainingOn-the-job instruction of controller trainees at

As ports on the Gulf of Mexico battle for cargo, an official at the port of Baton Rouge said he is c

When the Democrats seized control of the Senate in last year's election, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas

Coordinated training of Caribbean Basin port personnel could lower substantially the notoriously hig

South Africa has been holding secret talks with officials of the Isle of Man, the British dependency

The managing director of the Jacksonville Port Authority believes the president of warehousemen's un

The United States plans to impose import levies of 200 percent on a range of European Community prod

It's freezing cold at 7:45 a.m. at dockside in this Long Island community. The sky is slate, a stiff

West Germany's central bank cut its key interest rate by half a point Thursday, and the Bank of Japa

Guinness Spurns Argyll LONDON - Argyll Group PLC is seeking a friendly merger with Guinness

The Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for citizen suits against out-of-state industrial sources of wat

The Senate Finance Committee turned its attention to the complicated connection between the bulging

GENERAL NEWSThe Supreme Court ruled that citizens may sue out-of-state sources of pollution.

Edward W. Kelley Jr. plans to bring a practical attitude, formed by a lifetime running businesses, t

The Merrill Lynch bull could be turned into hamburger by the time it gets to Sydney. Richard

The U.S. economy grew at a weak, inflated-adjusted 1.7 percent pace in the fourth quarter, and just

INSURANCE JOHNSON & HIGGINS (New York) - Anthony Gillam, vice president, was named superviso

The Crvena Zastava car factory has signed a contract for the export of 3,000 Yugo GV subcompact car

Brazilian officials reached agreement in Paris to reschedule about US$4 billion of debts to other go

U.S. banks are licking their wounds after an unsuccessful attempt to penetrate the Cameroonian marke

The United Arab Emirates is seen as the producer most likely to break the Organization of Petroleum

Belgian Foreign Minister Leo Tindemans Thursday outlined his government's modest plan for the six-mo

The United States plans to impose import levies of 200 percent on a range of European Community prod

The International Trade Commission cleared the way for anti-dumping duties on Japanese butt-weld pip

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. reported flat earnings for the fourth quarter of 1986 and a slight gain f

Recent offshore discoveries by Texaco Angola Prodpeccai & Producai, an affiliate of Texaco Inc., hav

Local politicians alarmed by California efforts to cut off Chilean grape imports say they might reta

The Soviet Union agreed to cut its oil exports after talks with Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Hisham Na

January 22, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo