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INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Kemper Group Units Adopt New NameLONG GROVE, Ill. - Kemper Group said its four national prop
MANVILLE LIKELY TO EMERGE FROM BANKRUPTCY EARLY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Manville Corp. may be able to emerge from bankruptcy as early as June 1988 if the appeals proces
FINANCIAL MARKETS: IT'S A REAL ZOO OUT THERE
Janet Porter |
Do geishas carry poison pills? Does Aladdin want green shoes? Do bulldog owners like bunnies? Do but
GM LOSES DATA IN FIERO PROBE
(Ap) |
General Motors Corp. has lost documents produced by an internal task force investigating engine fire
DEBATE GOES WAY BACK ON CATASTROPHIC CARE
Dallas Morning News |
When President Lyndon Johnson signed the Medicare program into law in 1965, it was hailed as the mos
DEPOSIT INSURER HAS NEW ROLE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is wearing a new hat these days: Auctioneer. Thirty-one
RETIREES LOBBY HOUSE MEMBERS ON HEALTH BILL
Leah R. Young |
The American Association of Retired Persons is heavily lobbying all members of the House in anticipa
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Consumers Power To Cut Work ForceJACKSON, Mich. - Consumers Power Co. announced Monday that
APPLIED ENERGY TO DECIDE ON COAL TRANSFER STATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Virginia-based developer of a proposed 180-megawatt coal-fired cogeneration plant will decide la
FERMI 2 PROBE TO DELAY UNIT'S COMMERCIAL START-UP
George White |
Detroit Edison's Fermi 2 nuclear plant won't begin commercial operation by Sept. 1 as planned, becau
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
JOC Staff |
WORLD BANK TUNISIA - $30 million for a farm credit program and the purchase of equipment for
Maritime
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
FARM EXPORTS TO E. EUROPE CONTINUE TO SHOW DECLINE
(Ap) |
Exports of grain and other farm commodities to Eastern Europe have continued to decline in value des
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
St. Lucia Contracts For GTE Earth StationCASTRIES, St. Lucia - GTE Corp. of Stamford, Conn.,
Maritime
AUSTRALIANS URGE US TO CUT BARLEY SALES AID
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Australian barley producers, upset about the effects of subsidized U.S. barley sales to Saudi Arabia
Maritime
TOSHIBA ILLEGAL SALE 'TIP OF THE ICEBERG?'
(Ap) |
Toshiba's illegal sale of banned machinery to the Soviet Union has underscored complaints that Japan
Maritime
TURKEY SEES A SHORTCUT TO EUROPE'S GATE
(Ap) |
On its long march out of the economic wilderness toward the Western camp of industrial democracies,
Maritime
CHINESE BUY CHRYSLER MACHINERY
(Ap) |
China's largest automaker has agreed to buy machinery and technical help from Chrysler Corp. to prod
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
EC to Investigate Trade With JapanBRUSSELS, Belgium - Foreign ministers of the European Comm
Maritime
ECONOMIST DENIGRATES SOVIET GOODS
(Ap) |
An influential economist says Soviet consumer goods ranging from cars to shoes are shoddy, old-fashi
Maritime
BIG INDUSTRIES LAG IN CHINA
(Ap) |
Several major Chinese industries have fallen more than a decade behind their foreign competitors in
Maritime
CHINA SETS TRADE LAW SEMINAR
P.T. Bangsberg |
What's billed as the most significant legal exchange ever between the United States and China takes
Maritime
ARGENTINA, BRAZIL SIGN ACCORDS
Jeremy Morgan |
Although 10 agreements were signed during last week's visit to Argentina by President Jose Sarney of
Maritime
WOULD THREE AIRPORTS BE A CROWD IN CHICAGO?
Chicago Tribune |
Illinois' airport consultants, projecting that Chicago's two major airports will be unable to meet f
Air Cargo
CHEMICAL MARKETS RUMORS SPUR BENZENE PRICE DROP
Arnaldo Arroyo |
The long-anticipated drop in the price of benzene has materialized, spurredmainly by rumors
CHEMICAL EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow's Earnings, Sales Set RecordsMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical Co. reported its best-ever qu
GENETIC FIELD TESTS MULTIPLY
Ron Wolf |
Side by side in their plastic pots, Ronald Meeusen's two tobacco plants present a striking contrast.
CYLIX SIGNS PACT TO MANAGE PUROLATOR SITES
Kevin D. Thompson |
Purolator Courier Corp. has inked a two-year pact with Cylix Communications Corp., allowing the data
Air Cargo
IT WILL BE 'TOUCH AND GO' FOR FIGHTER PLANE OF THE FUTURE
Boston Globe |
In the fighter plane of the future, the pilot appears to touch a point in empty space as he selects
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
DOT Opens Hearings On USAir, PiedmontThe Transportation Department's oral hearing on the USA
Air Cargo
THAI AIRWAYS REPORTS RECORD FIRST HALF PROFIT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Thai Airways International reports its best-ever first half with profits of 1.7 billion baht (US$68
Air Cargo
CALIF. AIR CONTROLLERS FIGHT NEW DRESS CODE
(Ap) |
Controllers here say their new dress code just plane won't work. Don D. Early, manager of th
Air Cargo
HAS SAFETY FLOWN THE COOP? POLL SAYS YES
(Ap) |
As the debate over airline safety rages in Congress and elsewhere, almost half of Americans think fl
Air Cargo
UK LINES PRESENT CASE FOR MERGER
Edwin Unsworth |
British Airways PLC and British Caledonian Airways presented an eight-point argument Monday defendin
Air Cargo
TRANSPORT EARNINGS CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS NET FALLS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Consolidated Freightways Inc. reported second quarter net income fell 24.2 percent to $20 million, o
Rail News
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Restructuring Will Cut 600 Union Pacific JobsOMAHA, Neb. - Union Pacific Railroad said a res
Rail News
TRAILER TRAIN HIKING FLEET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Trailer Train Co. will add 2,000 double-stack well cars to its fleet and 200 spine" cars to meet the
Rail News
OFFSHORE INSURER WEIGHS OPENING FLA. BRANCH OFFICE
C.A. Carpenter |
Florida has encouraged at least one major insurance company to think twice about operating exclusive
PENNZOIL HAS PLAN FOR TEXACO
(Ap) |
Pennzoil Co. has proposed a reorganization plan for Texaco Inc. that wouldallow Texaco to pa
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
Because of an editing error an incorrect quotation was published July 14 in a page one article on Bu
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