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WESTERN EUROPE STILL STRIVES FOR UNITY KEY EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS
(Ap) |
Here are some of the key institutions involved in the political and economic integration of Western
Maritime
CUSTOMS URGES BROKERS TO GO ELECTRONIC
Bill Mongelluzzo |
It came as no surprise when Customs officials openly declared that more brokers should file their en
Maritime
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Chinese Goods Fair NEW YORK - Some 150 manufacturers, brought to New York by China's Foshan
US URGED TO CONTINUE PUSH FOR FREE TRADE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III said the United States must continue to be aggressive about br
BANKERS SAY JAPAN LINE MAY AVERT FINANCIAL CRISIS
A.E. Cullison |
Japan Line Ltd., one of the nation's largest shipping firms, may manage to avoid a pending serious f
DREDGING PROJECT FINISHED AT STOCKTON
Maureen Robb |
A 21-year project to deepen the port of Stockton's ship channel is fin ished, said Alexander Krygsm
Maritime
JAPANESE GROUP DISCOVERS OIL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A Japanese consortium of three oil development companies discovered two promising oil deposits in th
BURMA RECEIVES CONSTRUCTION AID
(Ap) |
Japan and Burma exchanged notes for a total of 1.1 billion yen ($7.1 million) in Japanese grants for
Maritime
EXPLOSIVE STOCK RALLY PREDICTED
Gordon Platt |
Some analysts are predicting a frenetic rally in the stock market over the next few months, fueled b
ZAIRE TO CUT TIN EXPORTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Zaire has agreed to accept the tin export quotas laid down earlier thisyear by the Association of Ti
IDUUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
SOUTH KOREANS BUY US COTTON
Dallas Morning News |
South Korean textile mill operators visited Dallas last week to sign purchase contracts for Texas co
UNION CARBIDE REPORTS STRONG CHEMICALS RESULTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp.'s audited 1986 earnings revealed a strong performance by the company's chemicals
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended Feb. 21, 1987, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ
WESTERN EUROPE STILL STRIVES FOR UNITY MEETING TO MARK EC FOUNDING
(Ap) |
At the invitation of the Italian government,the European Community Commission will meet in Rome Marc
Maritime
GROWTH OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR PAPER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The paper industry says it's headed for another record year as the dollar's weakness against major c
US CONCERN FORMS BASE IN BEIJING
P.T. Bangsberg |
In what is thought to be an unprecedented move, a U.S. company is establishing its Asian headquarter
OIL MARKET OIL PRICE RALLY GAINS STEAM AS OPEC PRODUCTION FALLS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
European oil prices closed the week sharply higher in response to a reported decrease in oil product
GREEK PROPOSAL PERMITS BUY-OUT OF CONSORTIUM
(Ap) |
The Socialist government presented to Parliament a draft law permitting a state takeover of an inter
CLEARINGHOUSE GAS PRICES HOLD STEADY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Spot prices for natural gas sold through the Natural Gas Clearinghouse Inc. held steady or weakened
BOX TRAFFIC RISE HALTS AT GENOA
Thomas Taylor |
Today the port of Genoa as a product is commercially unsaleable. Even only to try to offer its servi
Maritime
MAJORITY POLLED BACK TORT REFORM
Paula L. Green |
Although a majority of Americans believe the civil justice system is working, close to seven out of
US OFFICIAL URGES ACCESS TO JAPAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Foreign access to Japan's financial markets has been improved but the Japanese must still do a lot m
ROYAL DUTCH/SHELL UNIT LEASES SMEDVIG DRILLING RIG
Journal of Commerce Special |
A/S Norske Shell, a Royal Dutch/Shell subsidiary, leased the Peder Smed vig A/S drilling rig West Va
SIDERBRAS, US SUPPLIERS REACH PARTIAL ACCORD
Tim Sansbury |
Siderbras, the Brazilian national steel company and prime importer of high quality U.S. coking coal
PLASTICS CORNER MOLDING MACHINE MART LIKELY TO TURN AROUND
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of injection molding machines in the United States are expected to top the $1.35 billion mark
STRIKING MINERS, POLICE CLASH IN BELGIUM
(Ap) |
Six people were injured in clashes between miners and police as most of the nation's 18,500 miners w
VIRGINIA TRADE CENTER HELPS NOVICE IMPORTERS
Carl Cahill |
Earlier this month, 17 people from diverse backgrounds sat in a meeting room in the World Trade Buil
Maritime
W. GERMAN MACHINE EXPORTS TO FALL
Jess Lukomski |
The spectacular appreciation of the deutsche mark against the dollar is expected to cause a sharp dr
Maritime
WESTERN EUROPE STILL STRIVES FOR UNITY SCHUMAN MET GOAL OF EUROPEAN UNION
(Ap) |
A prime mover of European union was Robert Schuman, a French statesman who had served as finance mi
Maritime
FIRM TO DRAW ON EXPERIENCE IN TRANSPORT
Gregory S. Johnson |
After 25 years as import manager for various retail department stores and custom house brokers, Jack
Maritime
BILL WOULD RENEW FUEL EXEMPTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Long Island Lighting Co. will be allowed to burn higher sulfur oil through 1990, if legislation
OIL PRODUCERS WARY OF PACIFIC-TO-GULF PIPELINE
(Ap) |
The nation's longest oil pipeline soon will be ready for business, but producers of California's che
JAPANESE NOT PESSIMISTIC ON CHIP TALKS WITH US
(Ap) |
A Japanese trade official said he was not pessimistic about semiconductor chip talks with the Unite
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Lumber Orders Rise In 12 Western StatesPORTLAND, Ore. - Lumber production fell, but orders a
Maritime
KIWIFRUIT PRODUCTION BEGINS TO LEVEL OFF
(Ap) |
Stiff competition and dropping prices have forced a leveling off of the once- booming kiwifruit mark
Maritime
AIR SALES BOOM MAY BOOST LEASING
Craig Jenks |
As manufacturer and other forecasts continue to envisage a boom in aircraft sales, the more financi
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Economy Seen in DifficultyThe growth rate for fixed investment by Japanese industri
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS General Motors Corp. says it will save up to $3 billion this year and about $10
Maritime
FISHER LAUNCHES STOCK OFFERING
Leo Abruzzese |
Tiny Fisher Transportation Services Inc. joined the growing list of publicly traded full truckload m
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