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The Interstate Commerce Commission is studying the alternatives available for maintaining service ov

A prominent New Jersey law firm is still awaiting a court decision that will decide whether it's dis

GE CAPITAL UNIT BUYS 2 ABC WHEEL SHOPSGE Capital Railcar Wheel and Parts Services Co. has pu

THAT'S A LOADED QUESTION, was Stanley Crane's response to an analyst who asked if Conrail's low oper

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COS. (Oakland, Calif.) - Peter M. Ruotsi was named to the new position of vice pr

For the week ended July 9 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 94,

Amtrak plans to stop using Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and consolidate all its operations at

EARNINGS, REVENUE UP AT UNION PACIFICNEW YORK - Union Pacific Corp. reported second quarter

CSX Transportation's sale of a 400-mile branch line between Buffalo, N.Y. and Eidenau, Pa. to the Bu

Intermodal container movements at the neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach were being slo

Several more top Teamsters officials are expected to be replaced as new President William McCarthy r

TEAMSTERS TO VOTE ON CAR TRANSPORT PACTBIRMINGHAM, Mich. - Teamsters who handle new car ship

An Interstate Commerce Commission judge launched what is expected to be a marathon hearing into Trai

Conrail anticipates continued strong traffic through the rest of 1988, Chairman and Chief Executive

RAILROAD AND AGRICULTURAL SHIPPER representatives met with Senate staffers and chatted about competi

TIGER INTERNATIONAL, FLYING TIGERS GAINLOS ANGELES - Tiger International Inc. earned $19.1 m

Under current European regulations a British trucker hauling a cargo to Greece cannot pick up or dis

The National Transportation Safety Board said failure to detect an open switch combined with too hig

William J. McCarthy, newly named president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is threate

Roadway Services Inc. will not merge Viking Freight Inc. into any of its trucking subsidiaries nor w

GRAND TRUNK, UNIONS REACH AGREEMENTTwo major units of the United Transportation Union ratifi

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, four-day seminar, July 19-22. Holiday Inn, San Francisco Intern

RLC CORP. EARNINGS RISE TO $4.9 MILLIONWILMINGTON, Del. - RLC Corp.'s earnings for its third

CONSOLIDATED REPORTS NET INCOME INCREASEMENLO PARK, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways Inc. r

XTRA CORP. MAKING CHANGESBOSTON - XTRA Corp. is selling one division, keeping another, and e

CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS INC. (Menlo Park, Calif.) - Willard H. Scherrer Jr. was promoted to senior

Two private trucking associations have formally merged into a new trade group representing more than

The trucking industry is asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to change two tariff-filing proce

Rail carloadings increased in June for the 17th-consecutive monthly increase over the same month of

A four-year, $100 million rehabilitation of the Holland Tunnel was to be concluded at 5:45 a.m. toda

The heavy-truck market went on its biggest buying bash since the 1970s last month, making Wall Stree

The Department of Transportation proposed uniform national guidelines for the licensing of commercia

BN BOXCAR BACKHAULS OFFERED FOR SHIPMENTSFORTH WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern Railroad i

Despite foreboding, bus czar Fred G. Currey and his investor groups sank millions last year into reb

Paccar Inc. earned $43.6 million, or $2.43 a share, on revenue of $752.2 million during the second q

PULLMAN TO SELL ASSETS TO HELP REPAY DEBTPRINCETON, N.J. - Some Pullman Co. assets will have

For the week ended July 2 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 116

CHARLES RIVER ASSOCIATES INC. (Boston) - Michael A. Kemp was promoted to vice president, transportat

Burlington Northern Railroad is continuing its efforts to penetrate Pacific Rim markets with U.S. co

BARGE TRAFFIC MOVING SMOOTHLY ON US RIVERSKANSAS CITY - Barge traffic on U.S. rivers is movi