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S. KOREA'S ROH URGES PATIENCE BY US ON TRADE
Keith M. Rockwell |
South Korea's ruling party leader urged the United States to weigh the strained trade relations betw
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
David Johnson Joins Gerber as ChairmanFREMONT, Mich. - David W. Johnson, who was president a
US CHALLENGED TO RAISE OTHER NATIONS TO ITS LEVEL
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Rudolph Oswald, chief economist for the AFL-CIO, finds it ironic that most of the South Korean worke
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AIR CARGO Swissair's North American cargo marketing manager fears that mega- forwarders wil
TEXTILE IMPORT CURBS COULD COST US CONSUMERS $20 BILLION YEARLY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
A new study says a proposal to limit U.S. imports of cloth, clothes and shoes could cost U.S. consum
Maritime
TOOL AND DIE MAKERS MEET FOREIGN CHALLENGE
(Ap) |
The thousands of small shops across the country that perform tooling and machining for U.S. industry
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE DEVICE FINDS DEFECTS IN METAL SURFACES
JOC Staff |
A British company, European Electronics Systems Ltd., has developed a system to detect and analyze b
Maritime
CANADIAN FARMER GROWS WEARY OF CROSSINGS
Mark Wilson |
Every 25 minutes, on average, a train crosses the land of farmer William Drinkwater. Most of these t
Rail News
BN BREAKS RANK
Howard S. Abramson |
The railroad industry's massive wall of opposition to coal slurry pipelines has been quietly breache
Rail News
CANADIANS GLAD US IS REJECTING SHIPPING MART
Mark Wilson |
Canada's west coast forest companies are happy that their country's free trade negotiators have been
Maritime
LAUNCH FIRM URGED FOR US
(Ap) |
Former NASA chief James M. Beggs said the United States needs to form a quasi-governmental corporati
Air Cargo
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
P&LE, Union Talks Remain StalematedPITTSBURGH - Negotiations between Pittsburgh and Lake Eri
Rail News
RECORD US COAL OUTPUT FORECAST FOR '87
Brian Lewis |
U.S. coal producers are expected to mine a record 897 million tons this year but the industry is fac
BROKERS EAGER TO MANAGE CONRAIL EMPLOYEE STOCKS
Tom Belden |
In a year filled with red-letter days for Conrail, Oct. 1 may rank as one of the best for about 92,0
Rail News
FAA UNVEILS ACTION PLAN TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE
Dave Higdon |
Only six weeks into his tenure, Federal Aviation Administrator Allan McArtor Tuesday previewed an am
Air Cargo
FORWARDER MERGERS FEARED
Richard Malkin |
He emphasizes that 80 percent of the eastbound North Atlantic cargo traffic carried by Swissair is f
Air Cargo
ASIAN CARRIERS ATTACK 'UNFAIR' PACT WITH US
John Kelley |
Major airlines operating in the Pacific are mounting a new attack on a 30- year-old agreement with t
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Presidential Airways Suffers Quarterly LossPresidential Airways suffered severe losses in it
Air Cargo
NORWEGIAN OIL OUTPUT RISES 21.3 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Special |
Norwegian oil and gas production increased during the first seven months of this year by 21.3 percen
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
September 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal
SOUTH JERSEY GAS DISPUTE HEATS UP
John Maggs |
South Jersey Gas Co. and its industrial customers are locked in combat over new federal regulations
TVA MAY NEED COAL FOR SHAWNEE IN NOVEMBER
Tim Sansbury |
The Tennessee Valley Authority is likely to enter the spot market in November for a short-term coal
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Egypt to Reduce Oil Export PricesCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt said Tuesday it will reduce its oil ex
PROMOTERS OF TRI-RIVERS WATERWAY SEEK TO RESTORE USER CONFIDENCE
Chris Dupin |
Things haven't been easy in recent years for boosters of the Tri-Rivers waterway system, which has p
Maritime
BARGE INDUSTRY GROWTH SEEN LIMITED
Chris Dupin |
Tugs and barges have become increasingly important in the movement of cargo along the coasts of the
Maritime
GOTAAS-LARSEN SHIPPING AUTHORIZES STOCK PURCHASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The board of Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. said Tuesday that it has authorized the management of the
Maritime
UK REJECTS CALL FOR HEAVIER TRUCKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The British government has again rejected a call from the transport industry to raise the truck weig
Trucking News
MD. GOVERNOR TO 'SELL' PORT
Tim Neale |
Gov. William Donald Schaefer of Maryland is scheduled to meet Thursday with steamship executives in
Maritime
NEW WILHELMSEN SHIPS FIND WORK
Journal of Commerce Special |
Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. hit the market at the right moment with its two new 310,000-deadweight-ton oil
Maritime
SEAWAY PLAN DEALS WITH EMERGENCIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. has announced the completion of its first contingency pl
Maritime
IN SEATTLE, IT'S - ALL ABOARD
JOC Staff |
A container being loaded on NYK Line's double-stack train at Burlington Northern Railroad's Seattle
Maritime
TRUCKING BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canadian Firm Orders Rockwell ComponentsTROY, Mich. - Rockwell International Corp. Automotiv
Trucking News
SHIPPING INDUSTRY SLOW IN ADOPTION OF COMPUTERIZATION
Tony Seideman |
Computerization of the nation's shipping and distribution industry is coming slowly and with some di
Trucking News
TRAILER MAKERS SHOWING MORE ANTI-LOCK INTEREST
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Trailer manufacturers are starting to show the first signs of interest in anti-lock brakes, but most
Trucking News
UPS REGISTERS LARGE DROP IN EARNINGS
Leo Abbruzzese |
United Parcel Service Inc. posted a sharp earnings decline from its trucking operations in the secon
Trucking News
TAIWANESE MAY BUILD SHIPS FOR OWN NAVY
JAMES McGREGOR |
Taiwan's troubled private shipbuilder may build warships for the Taiwan Navyfrom U.S. design
Maritime
KLOSTER SEEKS FINANCING FOR HUGE CRUISE SHIP
Bob Wesenberg |
Norwegian shipowner Knut Ulstein Kloster said that a contract for the Phoenix project could be signe
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Maine Terminal To Handle Car ImportsPORTLAND, Maine - Non-union Merrill Terminal will become
Maritime
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Sept. 15 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
FUEL OIL DEALERS MOVE TOWARD COMPUTERIZATION
Michael Goldstein |
Fuel oil dealers, operating in a volatile market with tight margins and strong competition, need eff
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