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ICC SCHEDULES VOTE ON 2 RAIL LABOR CASESThe Interstate Commerce Commission has scheduled an

SANTA FE PACIFIC SAYS DEBT IS SHARPLY LOWERSanta Fe Pacific Corp. said its restructured bank

A tow with 12 barges sat at idle Wednesday midday when Maxwell Locks and Dam reopened early to traff

The first trainload of bulk potash moved through the Jefferson Riverport here Tuesday, the result of

SPT TO RAISE RATES ON INTERMODAL SERVICESouthern Pacific Transportation Co. is raising rates

For the week ended Jan. 6, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads, which is

It will be several weeks before all the barges now blocking navigation on the Monongehela River are

The president of a large railroad union rejected an industry call to negotiate changes in how injure

BETHLEHEM STEEL TO SELL RAIL STAKELACKAWANNA, N.Y. - Bethlehem Steel Corp. has agreed to sel

STEP ON SENSITIVE POLITICAL TOES or produce Pablum; that appears to be the conundrum faced by drafte

Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French Channel Tunnel Group, expressed confidence it could secure much-needed

NEW YORK RAIL SHIPPERS have mixed feelings over CP Rail's winning bid for the Delaware & Hudson Rail

SANTA FE RAILWAY STARTS ST. LOUIS SERVICEThe Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway has begun

APL, PAKISTAN RAIL BEGIN TRAIN SERVICEOAKLAND, Calif. - Oakland-based American President Lin

Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French Channel Tunnel group, refused Wednesday to confirm reports that its ban

National Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association, forwarder strategy meeting, Jan. 12. Ne

Rising waters on the Mississippi River above St. Louis renewed traffic flow and trimmed a backlog of

Eurotunnel, the Anglo-French Channel Tunnel group, said Tuesday it is ''getting closer to a deal" wi

Officials in China say they will restrict imports of locomotives because the domestic industry now i

HIGH COURT LETS STAND SLURRY LINE DECISIONThe Supreme Court Monday let stand a lower court d

A new three-year agreement between Grand Trunk Western Railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive E

The National Grain and Feed Association has urged the Interstate CommerceCommission to rejec

The Department of Commerce is predicting that railroad freight traffic growth will taper off during

For the week ended Dec. 30, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads, which is

Towboat traffic on the Monongahela River will grind to a sudden stop Tuesday so workers can clear a

EMERY WORLDWIDE (Palo Alto, Calif.) - Peter D. Boulais was named vice president of sales. He was vic

A PARTICULARLY EGREGIOUS example of sophistry came from the International Association of Machinists

COAST GUARD REOPENS MONONGAHELA TO TRAFFICLA BELLE, Pa. - Officials reopened a stretch of th

The Interstate Commerce Commission heard sharply conflicting arguments from lawyers for the rail ind

Efforts to clear and reopen a section of the Monongahela River below Pittsburgh drew the combined re

The long-ailing Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. has attracted more attention in bankruptcy proceedings

Despite a fall-off of freight traffic late in the year, "1989 was a pretty darn good year," accordin

CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORP. (Philadelphia) - Donald A. Swanson was elected senior vice president, operat

A new investor group associated with Anacostia & Pacific Co., a Chicago-based investment banking fir

The Massachusetts railroad industry may have been the unintended beneficiary of the state's fiscal c

FASTER ACTION SOUGHT ON OIL DELIVERIESThe Interstate Commerce Commission and the Department

The Interstate Commerce Commission has lowered the maximum rates railroads may charge shippers for t

Authorities and barge operators spent Tuesday checking the security of barges tied along the Mononga

CSX Corp. earned $125 million, or $1.25 a share, in the 1989 fourth quarter on revenue of $2.03 bill

WASHINGTON - For the week ended Dec. 23, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railro