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Traffic on the Trans-Siberian Railway, an alternative carrier between Europe and the Far East, incre

NAVISTAR EARNINGS FALL BY 11 CENTS A SHARECHICAGO - Navistar International Corp. reported th

Two lawmakers have introduced legislation to formally extend the Interstate Commerce Commission's ju

While U.S. and Soviet arms negotiators work to reduce the number of nuclear warheads in Europe, the

Southern Shipper and Motor Carrier Council, 78th annual meeting, May 21-23. Mountain Brook Inn, Birm

FREIGHTLINER RECALLING TRACTORS TO FIX DEFECTPORTLAND, Ore. - Freightliner Corp. is recallin

The third annual Conrail stockholders meeting completed its scheduled business in just 10 minutes We

Conrail is investing $3 million in a cogeneration partnership that is sponsoring over $2 billion wor

The failure to enforce train operating rules, by the Iowa Interstate Railroad and the Federal Railro

US CLASS I RAILROADS REPORT INCOME BOOSTWASHINGTON - The nation's Class I railroads reported

A large Wisconsin- based truckload motor carrier is in the midst of installing onboard computers for

The Interstate Commerce Commission seems unable to decide just how much regulatory jurisdiction it w

A 90-year concession for a new railroad designed to speed exports from Brazil's leading soybean regi

Union Pacific Corp. has taken an option to buy the Iowa Interstate Railroad. The story correctly rep

The engineer and brakeman of a runaway Southern Pacific Transportation Co. freight train that killed

Detailed efforts are under way to improve the poor country-wide transportation networks in the world

Navistar International Transportation Corp. recaptured the lead in the heavy truck industry last mon

Union Pacific Corp.'s option to buy Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. is being viewed as a smart move de

Rail freight carloadings inched up 1.6 percent in April, the second consecutive monthly gain over th

The Supreme Court refused to hear Nebraska's appeal of a case that prohibited it from taxing equipme

NY EVENTS HIGHLIGHT TRANSPORTATION WEEKChapter 32 of Delta Nu Alpha's transportation fratern

DEAN WORLDWIDE (Huntington Beach, Calif.) - Wayne Larson was named director of sales for this freigh

MNX Inc. and a management group that offered to buy the truck line called off the proposed deal when

Government budget analysts said the unspent balances in the transportation trust funds are illusory

AFRAID OF FAILURE? Not us . . . During the recent security analyst visit to Norfolk Southern

TRANSPORTATION CHIEF TO HONOR WORKERSWASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner

Japonica Partners LP said it will initiate a tender offer for CNW Corp. after its failure to reach a

The Port of Baltimore believes that the Customs Service should reject port- of-entry status for the

A federal appeals court has enjoined Japonica Partners LP from soliciting proxies for Tuesday's elec

For the week ended May 6, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 113

WEST COAST SHIPPERS say eastbound truckload rates have hit rock bottom because of scant volumes.

CHEMICAL LEAMAN POSTS 1ST QUARTER NETEXTON, Pa. - Chemical Leaman Corp., whose subsidiaries

J.P. FISHWICK RETIRES FROM NS BOARDROANOKE, Va. - John P. Fishwick, retired chairman of Norf

Advanced Transportation Management, two-week intensive seminar, May 8-19. James L. Allen Center, Nor

MASS. CONFIDENT TUNNEL WILL BE FUNDEDDespite a federal official's statement, Massachusetts o

The trustee for Delaware & Hudson Railway has filed a petition with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Del

Japonica Partners LP apparently was preparing to comply with the demand by the Interstate Commerce C

United Kingdom airline and ferry operators vowed Tuesday to thwart attempts by the cross channel tun

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered Japonica Partners LP to provide details of its hostil

50 PERCENT INCREASE REPORTED IN ORDERS FOR RAILCARSKANSAS CITY - Orders for new and rebuilt