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AMTRANS CASE HEARD
Alan Schoedel |
Lawyers for the International Longshoremen's Association tried to link American Transport Lines with
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US-Japanese Fish Pact Likely to Boost SalesA U.S.-Japanese agreement on U.S. fishery product
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US-Japanese Fish Pact Likely to Boost SalesA U.S.-Japanese agreement on U.S. fishery product
Maritime
HOW TREASURE HUNTERS CAN BURY HISTORY
Joanna Falcone |
In 1717, English pirate Black Sam Bellamy, carrying a rich cargo in his hold, set sail from Chesapea
Maritime
CALIFORNIA WANTS TO REVOKE MAIN HURDMAN'S LICENSE
(Ap) |
State regulators want to revoke KMG Main Hurdman's license to practice in California, saying the gia
Maritime
CALDECOTT TUNNEL SAFE FIVE YEARS AFTER FIRE
(Ap) |
California highway officials say there's little chance the Caldecott Tunnel ever again will be stric
Maritime
CHINESE BANK FROWNS ON STOCKPILING
(Ap) |
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has decided to stop lending money to enterprises that ar
Maritime
ALLIED-SIGNAL TO SELL AMPEX
(Ap) |
Allied-Signal Inc. says it will sell its Ampex unit, which makes audio-visual systems and magnetic t
Maritime
SUPERTANKER SHORTENED WHILE AFLOAT
Thomas Taylor |
A supertanker, the Agip Abruzzo, 348.9 meters long and 254,000 tons, built in 1977 for Agip, the Ita
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
TFL, Nedlloyd Realign Mediterranean ServiceWAYNE, N.J. - Trans Freight Lines and Nedlloyd Li
Maritime
BARGE LINES URGE BAN ON ALCOHOL
Robert F. Morison |
Inland water carriers are taking an unusual position on a proposed government crackdown on drinking
Maritime
SALVORS RIGHT CAPSIZED FERRY
(Ap) |
Salvage vessels hauled the British ferry Herald of Free Enterprise onto its keel Tuesday in an arduo
Maritime
HOUSEHOLD SEES INCREASE IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Household International Inc. will report first quarter earnings per share rose about 35 percent from
DOLLAR PLAYED DOWN IN SOLVING TRADE WOES
Helen Ericson |
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul A. Volcker warned that relying on exchange rates to reduce the b
US, EUROPEANS UNITE AGAINST PROTECTIONISM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two organizations representing major corporations in the United States and Europe are joining forces
DID IRANGATE BLUNT REAGAN TRADE CLOUT?
Edwin Unsworth |
Europeans and Asians both fear that President Reagan's Irangate problems may have weakened his abili
ON THE MOVE BIASEVICH TO HEAD MUTUAL OFFICE
Staff Report |
Mutual of Omaha Cos. is recognizing the Hispanic market for the first time. This insurance,
INDEX POINTS TO IMPROVED JOB PICTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Leading indexes that signal future trends in Inflation and employment indicated in March that the ec
LA TIMES PUTS VU/TEXT TO USE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Researchers, businesses, government agencies, media and law firms now have news stories from the Los
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
BANKRUPTCY THREAT LURKS BEHIND RULING ON TEXACO
(Ap) |
Although the U.S. Supreme Court has handed Texaco Inc. another setback in its multibillion-dollar fi
KEEPING THE RHINOS HAPPY: UTILITY VS. ANIMAL POWER
(Ap) |
Itchy rhinos, revengeful elephants and fatally tall giraffes require unusual tactics by the Electric
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS House Democratic leaders cleared the way for floor action aimed at approval of
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS House Democratic leaders cleared the way for floor action aimed at approval of
GULF PORTS: LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
JOC Staff |
Top Stories A myriad of problems are causing gulf port directors to re-evaluate the position
KNIGHT-RIDDER, TCI PLAN CABLE DEAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Knight-Ridder Inc. and Tele-Communications Inc. announced their joint venture, TKR Cable Co., signed
UTILITY INFORMS NRC OF CHANGES AT PEACH BOTTOM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Philadelphia Electric Co. will have outside nuclear engineers on duty around the clock in the contro
PLASTICS CORNER DOW INCREASES PRICES OF RESINS, PIGMENTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Engineering Thermoplastics Department of The Dow Chemical Co. announced it is amending a recent
SURVEY PREDICTS NEW JOBS WILL TOP 2.6 MILLION IN '87
(Ap) |
More than 2.6 million new jobs are expected to be created in the United States this year, about half
JAPANESE CAUTIOUS ON ECONOMIC PLAN
Richard Lawrence |
A leading Japanese businessman cautioned not to expect too much from Japan's efforts to spur domesti
ANALYST SAYS SHUTDOWN WON'T HIT EARNINGS
(Ap) |
The shutdown of the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant because of allegations that operators slept on
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Adamant on Tariffs On Japanese ProductsU.S. negotiators told Japanese officials here ther
DEMOCRATS CLEAR PATH FOR BUDGET
(Ap) |
Democratic leaders cleared the way Tuesday for House approval of their fiscal 1988 budget this week,
TIRE-TO-ENERGY PLANT APPROVED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control approved a power contract for a tire-to-energy
ICC URGED TO PROBE SFSP MERGER SUPPORT
David M. Cawthorne |
Opponents of the proposed merger of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads want the Interstate
RAIL, TRUCKERS PLAN NATIONAL FREIGHT LINK
Leo Abruzzese |
Union Pacific Corp. is launching a new freight marketing program linking regional truck lines with t
DEMAND GROWTH SEEN FOR ADVANCED MATERIALS
Charles Thurston |
The robust demand for advanced materials provided by the chemical industry will average 12 percent g
CHEMICAL MARKETS GLYCERINE MARKET SOFTENS DUE TO INCREASED INVENTORIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The market for glycerine is softening due to increased inventories, industry sources said. L
MANAGEMENT KOREA-STYLE: IT'S ALL IN THE FAMILY
Rose A. Horowitz |
When it's time for an office birthday party at Samsung International's plant in Ledgewood, N.J., Hae
EXXON SEEKING NEW ENGLAND PACT?
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Exxon Corp. may be preparing to compete in the spot market to ship steam coalfrom its giant
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