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SOUTHERN CHINA FEELS EFFECTS OF ACID RAIN
(Ap) |
Large areas of Southern China along the Yangtze River are affected by acid rain, mainly as a result
TAIWAN PLANS US PURCHASES OF $2.6 BILLION
P.T. Bangsberg |
In a further effort to stave off punitive U.S. legislation, the government of Taiwan plans to buy 10
Maritime
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
CHINA SECURES PETROCHEMICAL PROJECT FUNDS
P.T. Bangsberg |
One of China's biggest petrochemical projects got formally under way with ceremonial signing of thre
US SCHOOLS PUT PANAMANIANS ON COURSE TO CANAL PILOT JOBS
Tim Neale |
There's been an influx of Panamanian students at the seven maritime colleges in the United States.
PLASTICS CORNER SYNTHETIC TEXTILE SHIPMENTS DIP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Domestic man-made fiber shipments declined in April, compared to March totals, but month-to-month an
BIG BOARD TO AMEND FOREIGN LISTING RULES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York Stock Exchange received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission last week
BAKER RECAPS NEED TO AVOID DOLLAR DECLINE
Rosalind Rachid |
U.S. Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III reiterated the Venice summit agreement that any further d
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Mon., June 15, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.
GULFSTREAM CLAIMS 22 RECORDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Builders of the world's newest business jet claimed 22 new aviation records Sunday after circling th
Air Cargo
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Auto Terminal Vote Set for June 20BELCHERTOWN, Mass. Interest in a Vermont Central Railroad
Rail News
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Coalition to Promote US-Canada Trade PactWASHINGTON - More than 175 U.S. firms and trade ass
Maritime
POSSIBLE BANK LOSSES LAID TO FOREIGN DEBT
(Ap) |
The U.S. banking industry may suffer a net loss for the quarter ending June 30 because of billions o
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
In the June 15 story, Federal Reserve Ready to Back Up U.S. Needs, the direct quotations on internat
NY UTILITIES FEEL HEAT FROM PSC TO SLASH RATES
(Ap) |
The big question in New York utility rate-setting cases these days isn't how large an increase utili
JAPANESE BORROW NEW ENGLISH 'TONGUE'
Chicago Tribune |
American beef and rice may not be flowing into Japan in any significant amounts, but the same can't
HEALTH-CARE ASSISTANCE FOR ILL CHILDREN URGED
(Ap) |
The U.S. Surgeon General Monday urged improved financing of health care for chronically ill children
ROADWAY MOTOR SELLS 23 GASOLINE STATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Roadway Motor Plazas Inc. last week sold 23 gasoline stations acquired during its recent purchase of
GPU DISMISSES EMPLOYEES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A number of employees of GPU Nuclear Corp. and independent contractors at the Three Mile Island nucl
EC FARM MINISTERS RENEW TALKS
(Ap) |
European Community farm ministers began a new round of talks Monday on the 1987-88 farm price packag
Maritime
CUSTOMS UPDATE
JOC Staff |
SEATTLE DISTRICT - CENTRALIZATION OF CARGO EXAMINATION FACILITIES: The Seattle District has designat
Maritime
STOCKS RISE AS DOLLAR GAINS
Gordon Platt |
Stock prices rose Monday, nearing record levels, as the dollar continued to gain against major curre
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK STACK TRAINS SEEM HEADED IN ONE DIRECTION - UPWARD
John Davies |
SHE WAS LOOKING FOR MISSING PIECES, she said, and wanted to ask about parts that didn't fit.
Rail News
INSURERS DEFEND USE OF IMITATION AUTO PARTS
Chicago Tribune |
Perhaps only the National Rifle Association has a shorter fuse than the nation's insurance industry.
BEIJING ORGANIZING TOURISM ACTIVITIES
(Ap) |
Beijing will put out its welcome mat in a grand way next year, which officials have designated Beiji
Maritime
FLUOR, SHELL BREAKING UP A.T. MASSEY
Tim Sansbury |
Fluor Corp. and Shell Oil Co., locked in negotiations since April over a division of the assets of A
POLICY REWARDS SOBER DRIVERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A new auto insurance policy providing a 50 percent refund for insureds who don't drive and drink was
JAPANESE PACTS CLOUD AUSTRALIAN COAL OUTLOOK
Vincent Stove |
Recent contracts negotiated with Japanese consumers have confirmed the bleak short-term prospects fo
ANALYSTS SAY DOLLAR MAY CONTINUE TO RISE
Alan Zimmerman |
The dollar began this week on an uptrend, and analysts say it is likely to continue moving higher fo
FRANCE OFFERS SHARES IN BANK TO INVESTORS
(Ap) |
Shares of Societe Generale, France's third-largest commercial bank group,went on sale Monday
ICI AMERICAS EXPANDS, SEEKS RECOGNITION IN US
Ron Wolf |
Harry Corless, 58, chairman, president and chief executive officer of ICI Americas sums up the strat
UK AIRPORTS POST HIKE IN PROFITS
Edwin Unsworth |
BAA PLC, formerly the British Airports Authority, announced pretax profits for the year to the end o
Air Cargo
RAILS, SHIPPERS CONTINUE WORK ON EDI ISSUES
Kevin D. Thompson |
The outlook appears promising for clearing up some minor electronic data transmission problems in th
Rail News
NMU STRIKE VIEWED UNLIKELY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Ships crewed by members of the National Maritime Union were expected to be operating today, even tho
Maritime
CORRECTION CLARIFICATION
JOC Staff |
Mexican Line said it is not the national-flag carrier of Mexico, as earlier reported, even though th
Maritime
FEARFUL ALIENS BOLT JOB MART
(Ap) |
Thousands of illegal aliens have quit their jobs in garment factories because of fear and confusion
Maritime
LATIN AMERICA RECEIVES RX FOR THE FUTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
At the Pan American Economic Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, U.S. Sen. Richard G. Lugar, R-In
Maritime
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
June 15, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
NTSB BACK ON TRACK WITH A FULL FORCE
Dave Higdon |
It's been three long years working shorthanded at the National Transportation Safety Board, but at l
BRAZIL NERVOUSLY AWAITS IMPACT OF INFLATION PLAN
James Bruce |
With fingers crossed and prayers that third tries are charmed, Brazil today launches an effort to co
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