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US TRADE TALKS DISAPPOINT EC'S DE CLERCQ
Richard Lawrence |
A senior European official described as disappointing the trade policy talks he held here this week
HANFORD EXPANDS ANTIBIOTIC PLANT
(Ap) |
G.C. Hanford Manufacturing Co. plans a $5 million expansion of a facility that produces penicillin p
PRAISES FOR TRADE OPTIONS SUNG
Mark Magnier |
The demand for new and more innovative trade financing options probably will continue for several ye
IRAN SAYS IT COPIED MISSILES
(Ap) |
Iran has built copies of potent missiles it seized from Iraq last year, the commander of the Revolut
Maritime
DELTA FLIGHT AVOIDS COLLISION
(Ap) |
A Delta Air Lines jet with equipment trouble drifted off course and passed close enough to a Contine
Air Cargo
FREIGHT VIEWED GROWTH AREA IN AIR TRAFFIC
Erich E. Toll |
Freight will be the strongest growth area in air traffic between now and the end of the century, the
Air Cargo
TEAMSTERS STARTS PUSH TO ORGANIZE AT COORS
(Ap) |
The Teamsters last week launched a campaign to organize Adolph Coors Co. brewery workers and restore
Trucking News
CHEVRON EXPECTS PUERTO RICO TO APPROVE REFINERY SALE
(Ap) |
Federal regulatory authorities are expected to approve the $100-million sale of Chevron Corp.'s oil
STONE BULLISH ON MASS. MART
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
An insurance executive who proposes financing a new high-risk auto insurance service carrier with Fi
CUSTOMS TO TEST SYSTEM AT SEATTLE IN AUGUST
Gloria Joseph |
A pilot project to automate entry summaries will be launched at the port of Seattle on Aug. 3 by U.S
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS To the average person in a middle-class industrial town, trade discussions have
PLANT-CLOSE RIDER VOTED BY SENATE WORK IS COMPLETED ON 3 KEY PORTIONS OF TRADE MEASURE
Keith M. Rockwell |
The Senate voted Thursday to mandate that employers give advance notification of plant closing or ma
SENATOR FLEXIBLE ON SHIP SUBSIDIES
TIM NEALE Journal of Commerce Staff |
The chairman of the Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee is optimistic about reaching a consensus on
MCALLISTER TOWING ACTS TO FREE ARRESTED TUG
Craig Dunlap |
McAllister Towing of Florida Inc.'s general manager expected a company tugboat arrested this week to
Maritime
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thu., July 9, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Wells Fargo Offers Gold-Linked CDSAN FRANCISCO - Wells Fargo Bank unveiled an unprecedented
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canada's BC Rail Closer to ShutdownVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Provincially-owned BC Rail,
Rail News
FEARED 'TOXIC' LEAK REALLY ANTIFREEZE
(Ap) |
Two railroad tankers overturned near a railroad yard, and officials evacuated hundreds of nearby res
Rail News
CONGRESS MOVES ON KUWAITI ISSUE AS TANKER IS HIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A U.S.-owned supertanker was hit by rockets and machine gun fire in the Persian Gulf as Congress mov
Maritime
RESEARCHERS OPTIMISTIC ON WHALE TRACKING
(Ap) |
Biologists are hoping three whales nursed back to health and returned to the sea after beaching them
Maritime
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
July 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f
LAYOFFS CONTINUE IN CANADA GRAIN HANDLERS LOSING JOBS AT THUNDER BAY
Leo Ryan |
Nearly 300 grain handlers at the port of Thunder Bay have been laid off in the past week and several
Maritime
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
In the July 8 Journal of Commerce story on a proposed new auto insurer in Massachusetts, state Deput
15 INSURERS SUE MASS. DEPARTMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Fifteen insurance companies filed a civil action Thursday against the Massachusetts Insurance Depart
NEW IMPACT STATEMENTS REQUIRED ON COAL LEASES
(Ap) |
The Interior Department has published new rules requiring new environmental impact statements on mos
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
SMUGGLING PERSIAN CARPETS IS BIG BUSINESS
Chicago Tribune |
On a moonless night, across the dangerous waters of the Persian Gulf, wooden dhows move quietly towa
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Three Charged in Scam To Cheat InvestorsFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Three people who allegedly h
Maritime
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
US Shaves Estimate Of Winter Wheat CropThe Agriculture Department Thursday estimated 1987 wi
CONNECTICUT CITY SEEKS REVIVAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
This Democratic city that received a Republican president on Wednesday is trying to climb out of eco
WARNINGS ON TERRORISM AVAILABLE
Christopher Lofting |
It is hardly a coincidence that when terrorism, political or social disorder overseas erupts and cla
Air Cargo
LA.'S JUNIOR SENATOR NOT NEW TO CONGRESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
John Breaux may be new to the Senate, but he's not new to Congress or to the maritime industry.<
Maritime
DAINIPPON DELAYS REICHHOLD BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dainippon Ink & Chemicals Inc. said it would delay its $473 million hostile bid for Reichhold Chemic
UGI WILL SUPPLY NITROGEN TO TWO ALUMAX FACTORIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
UGI Corp.'s AmeriGas Industrial Gases subsidiary will supply 100,000 cubic feet an hour of gaseous n
DOW PLANS RESEARCH CENTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Corning Corp. has announced plans for a $27 million research center to develop new silicone prod
DEBT SWAP MARKET CARRIES RISKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Debt-burdened Third World countries may find it harder to draw more foreign income as the use of the
REFORM SUPPORT GROWS IN MEXICO
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A consensus for a new economic reform program is building in Mexico, however, it will require substa
SCIENTISTS: TIN-BASED BOAT PAINT ENDANGERS FISH, SEAFOOD EATERS
(Ap) |
Marine scientists warn that even minuscule amounts of a tin-based paint used to keep boat hulls free
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Sun Hikes Postings For West Texas CrudeSun Co. raised its posted buying prices for West Texa
SEDIMENT REMOVAL NEARS END AT TMI
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two remote-controlled machines have nearly completed removal of sediment from the reactor containmen
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