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The financial woes of Knudsen Foods, the West's largest dairy, have soured the California dairy indu

Petranol PLC, the U.K. company whose main interest is oil production in Texas, announced plans to ac

Shell do Brasil is asking the government for favorable energy and price control policies if it is to

WORLD BANK TUNISIA - $150 million to help make farming more efficient, bringing total bank l

Crude oil prices will fluctuate between $15 and $20 a barrel through 1990, then rise rapidly in the

Iran welcomed reports that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is sticking to an agree

Mobil Finds Oil, Gas In the Gulf of MexicoMobil Oil Exploration & Producing Southeast Inc.,

The Timor Sea may still prove to be a major source of oil for Australia following recent successful

The first cargo of crude oil from the Jabiru oil field in the Timor Sea west of Darwin is now on its

Supplies of gasoline increased for the fifth consecutive week, according to the American Petroleum I

The Tennessee Valley Authority bought 36,000 tons of spot coal for one power station at a low 110.39

Congress should reauthorize the federal Superfund program during the current legislative session so

Washington Raises Drinking Age to 21The District of Columbia Council's emergency legislation

The chairman of the House Aviation Subcommittee said he may try to block reauthorization of several

As a Connecticut legislative panel begins reviewing a tort reform law a week before it takes effect,

The odds are good that legislation establishing national licensing standards for truck and bus drive

Potholes lie ahead in the economic road for the nation's airlines, the chief airline analyst for Mer

Pacific Coast Association of Rail Shippers, Sept. 24-26, Carmel Mission Inn, Carmel, Calif. Contact

Canada needs a regulatory reform package that will permit the underwriter to be a risk taker in the

Swiss-Chinese Talks PEKING - Swiss Foreign Minister Pierre Aubert will pay an official visit

Semiconductor prices may moderate in the wake of a planned Commerce Department action next month to

South Africa's economic performance over the past few months was reviewed by creditor banks at a mee

Dolan Joins Sea-LandIn New PostMENLO PARK, N.J. - Sea-Land Corp. appointed Joseph P.

Salomon Bros. economist Henry Kaufman predicted that the Federal Reserve will likely cut its discoun

The six Midwest states fronting on the Great Lakes and their nine largest industries face a choice a

Philippine Arraignment MANILA, Philippines - A judge Wednesday set Oct. 6 for the arraignmen

GENERAL NEWS The Reagan administration is threatening to veto the $15.1 billion deficit redu

GENERAL NEWS The Reagan administration is threatening to veto the $15.1 billion deficit redu

The 4,446-deadweight-ton Danish motor vessel Kathrine Sif, under tow, berthed at Chittagong to unloa

A shippers association accused Korea Shipping Corp. of refusing to make available to it more favorab

Malaysia is expected to increase palm oil sales to India and Pakistan through countertrade, accordin

South African Farmers Face Maize SurplusesJOHANNESBURG, S. Africa - South African farmers ha

Negotiations over the sharing out the world coffee market among members of the International Coffee

U.S. agriculture officials are hailing success on the farm subsidies issue at the Punta del Este tra

The House of Representatives, acting after complaints from buyers about the quality of U.S. grain qu

Modernization of Argentina's railroads will focus in the short term on rebuilding the locomotive fle

The United States continues to insist that the United Kingdom repeal restrictions against cargo plan

The House of Representatives approved a joint resolution imposing a solution to a 2 -year-old labor

The merits of having the Federal Aviation Administration spin off its air traffic control and airpor

Air Force to Power Craft With HydrogenThe Air Force is designing a hydrogen-powered plane to