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Lumber production and orders fell but shipments increased in 12 Western states last week, a trade as

Lebanese citizens, already battered by 13 years of civil war, face a new threat: shipments of toxic

The state department's chief drug fighter has accused Eli Lilly & Co. of being a conscientious objec

CSX Transportation Corp. was expected to restore service to its west Kentucky mainline over the week

Bringing scenes of death to life is Napoleonic Tactics Inc.'s business. War has always been

The persistent stability of copper prices at levels exceeding $1 a pound during the first half of th

CHICAGO MART BEGINS NEW LIMIT RULESCHICAGO - Regulations creating a one-day schedule for tri

Legal and Tax Aspects of Foreign Investment in U.S. Real Property. June 27-28. World Trade Institute

June 24, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

SUIT SEEKS DAMAGES IN PINE TOP INSOLVENCYIllinois Insurance Director John E. Washburn filed

International markets for U.S. insurance companies should become considerably more open as a result

Dwindling electricity supplies have already caused shortages in many areas of the country this summe

The drought in the Midwestern United States is taking its toll on electric utilities because of the

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Brazil's new financing package will include exit bonds, to be known as Brazil Investment Bonds.<

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U.S. advocates of animal rights this week pressed for legislation to halt imports into the United St

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Automotive Industry Action Group, AIAG-sponsored one-day seminar on EDI in the auto industry, June 2

Retail beef prices in Japan will drop more than 20 percent over the next three years due to this wee

COOPERS & LYBRAND (New York) - Peter R. Scanlon was named to a third term as chairman and chief exec

The U.S. economy, fueled by an export-driven manufacturing boom, expanded at a robust 3.6 percent in

Molex Inc., a Lisle, Ill.-based manufacturer of electronic equipment, plans major expansions of its

A vintage U.S. Transport plane left Frankfurt for West Berlin Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary

MAERSK LINE (Port Newark, N.J.) - Kenneth Johnson was promoted to general manager of the San Francis

The Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to hear oral argument on whether to permit ocean carriers

HYUNDAI, UNION SIGN DEAL TO END STRIKESEOUL, South Korea - Management and the union at South

A group of Britons is aiming to use snails to prove to Americans that British meals no longer consis

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES (Indianapolis) - William R. Wahl was named president and chief executive office

1242.0 (June 23, 1988) Previous day - 1244.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

VISAS FROM URUGUAY. Until further notice, all visas from Uruguay should contain the two-character al

Los Angeles, which plans to join the ranks of U.S. cities with subways in 1993, said it'll cost betw

Japanese importers of grains and soybeans are taking steps to assure a continued supply of the stapl

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 298,000 people during the week end

A federal judge in San Francisco outlined key legal guidelines and a timetable at a hearing Thursday

World shipping is gaining momentum toward recovery as a result of improved international shipping ra

Barge lines operating on the nation's river system do not carry business interruption insurance to c

The Delaware Bay, one of the vessels in the Topgallant Group's trans-Atlantic liner service, loads c

After two years of debate over the safety of lap-only rear seat belts, there is congressional pressu

In the June 22 edition, LCP Chemicals' price increase for methyl chloride should have read an increa