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LANDRIEU LEADS CHARGE TO PUT IRAQI-BOUND AID ON U.S.-FLAG SHIPS

NIT LEAGUE SURVEYS SHIPPERS TO PROBE CARRIERS’ PACIFIC NEGOTIATIONS

WAN HAI PREDICTS GROWTH IN REVENUES

PSA ADVISES STAFF AGAINST TRAVELING TO SARS AREAS

WORLD-WIDE SHIPPING BIDS FOR TANKER, BULK RIVAL BERGESEN

OAKLAND LOBBIES CONGRESS FOR MORE DREDGING DOLLARS

U.S. SENATE REJECTS PORT SECURITY AMENDMENT

ITC PROBES COMPETITIVE CONDITIONS OF U.S. STEEL-CONSUMING INDUSTRY

U.S. CONTRIBUTES $1 MILLION TO WTO TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRUST

BILL PROPOSES WARTIME SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRAITIONS FOR HSD AGENCIES

COAC IRONS OUT RECOMMENDATIONS ON ADVANCED FILINGS WITH CUSTOMS

SHIPCO TO HANDLE ôSECOND-TIER CUSTOMER BASEö FOR SAS

LUFTHANSA CARGO POSTS RECORD PROFIT

SAFMARINE OPENS REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE IN BULGARIA

PASHA-VAN OMMEREN VENTURE RESUMES WORK ON CAR CARRIER

BOLLORE GROUP SEES IMPROVED RESULT FROM TRANSPORT ARM

EVERGREEN AFFILIATE LAUNCHES 1,618-TEU SHIP

COAST GUARD APPROVES BARGE INDUSTRY SECURITY PLAN

OOCLÆS TUNG SEES POTENTIAL FOR PEAK-SEASON UNDERCAPACITY

METROPOLITAN LOGISTICS PICKS NTE PLANNING SOLUTION