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JAPANESE TARIFF COUNCIL EYES LDC DUTY REFORM
(Ap) |
The Japanese Tariff Council recommended adoption of a plan to expand preferential tariffs and erase
Maritime
'86 A YEAR OF CHANGE FOR KODAK
(Ap) |
Looking back at 1986, Eastman Kodak Co. Chairman Colby Chandler told employees that he believes the
COMEX UNVEILS COMPUTER SYSTEM
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Commodity Exchange Inc. announced it had on line a new computer system that streamlines data flow an
HONG KONG'S EXPORTS UP 30 PERCENT IN NOVEMBER
P.T. Bangsberg |
Domestic exports last month were up 30 percent on a year earlier to HK$14.8 billion (US$1.9 billion)
Maritime
PARENT FIRM SELLS PORTION OF KEM UNIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Crompton & Knowles Corp., a producer and marketer of specialty chemicals and equipment, announced it
NUMAC FINDS OIL IN NORTHERN ALBERTA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Numac Oil & Gas Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, made a light-gravity oil discovery at Tangent in northern A
FIRM SAID TO DROP TUNG SUIT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Far Eastern press reports indicate that Toyo Menka Kaisha Ltd. has withdrawn its lawsuit against the
Maritime
LARGE ICEBREAKER PACT IN OFFING IN CANADA
Journal of Commerce Special |
The decision of Donald Mazankowski, deputy prime minister of Canada, to name a small icebreaker, to
Maritime
LONG RIGS FACE STIFF BOSTON FINES
Michael Lelyveld |
Truckers bound for Boston are running into stiff fines as a result of a conflict between state and f
SAUDIS, NIGERIA TO SELL ALL OIL AT FIXED PRICE
Sam Glasser |
Saudi Arabia and Nigeria told customers that all oil will be sold on a fixed price basis as of Feb.
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
December 24, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall
EMERGENCY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT STIRS DEBATE
Paula L. Green |
At a congressional hearing held in northern New Jersey two years ago, a local woman told of her fear
NRC AN ARBITER IN TMI DISPUTE COMMISSION TO PREPARE REPORT ON IMPACT OF STORING UNIT 2
(Ap) |
In about two years, the $1 billion cleanup of the nation's worst commercial nuclear accident is due
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS U.S. retaliation against closed foreign telecommunications markets may surface
TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL COULD BE REVIVED IN '87
Helen Ericson |
A Federal Communications Commission inquiry into limiting access to the U.S. telecommunications mark
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan Harvests Bumper Rice CropJapan harvested a bumper rice crop of 11,647,000 ton this yea
HOPEFUL SIGNS ON HORIZON FOR NY DAIRY FARMERS
(Ap) |
As one of the more eventful years ever ends for New York's milk industry, there are actually some ho
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Minden Oil Operating Under a New NameBLUE BELL, Pa. - Minden Oil and Gas Inc. said it is now
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Puget Sound P&E Seeks Temporary Rate HikeBELLEVUE, Wash. - Puget Sound Power and Light Co. a
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
SPI Unit Updates BooksOn MarketsThe Society of the Plastics Industry of Canada has u
JAPAN SEEKS ENERGY STABILITY VIA SOURCE DIVERSIFICATION
A.E. Cullison |
Just a few years ago, a specter was haunting Japan - the unhappy specter of overly expensive crude o
NOVEMBER GOLD IMPORTS DROP SHARPLY IN JAPAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japan's November gold imports dropped sharply to 8.6 metric tons from 70.1 metric tons in October, m
SEX-RELATED LAWSUITS ON THE RISE
(Ap) |
Lovers who in years gone by might have quietly taken their venereal diseases to the doctor are incre
THYSSEN-BORNEMISZA BUYS 2 PERCENT OF ITALY'S GARRONE OIL GROUP
Journal of Commerce Special |
The West German multinational group, Thyssen-Bornemisza, purchased 2 percent of Garrone, Italy's maj
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Stock Market Planned For Beijing in JanuaryThe government plans to open a financial and stoc
PRINCE OF LIECHTENSTEIN COLLECTS TEXAS-SIZE SUBSIDY
(Ap) |
The crown prince of Liechtenstein is a partner in a Texas farm that's larger than his own principali
BURMA SHUTTING DOWN JAPANESE BUSINESSES
(Ap) |
The offices of all Japanese businesses operating in Burma will be closed effective Dec. 31 and about
Maritime
ARGENTINE TRADE SURPLUS FELL 34 PERCENT DURING AUGUST
Jeremy Morgan |
Argentina's trade surplus is sliding sharply as the country continues debt negotiations with oversea
Maritime
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
THE PACKAGES ARE OPENED NOW: The buildup, the excitement, the glitter and the joyful secrets hidden
SHARP RISE IN EXPORTS PREDICTED INDUSTRIAL COUNTRIES' LEADING INDEXES UP
JOC Staff |
Conditions are ripe for a substantial expansion in U.S. exports in 1987, a leading forecaster believ
LOCKED-OUT WORKERS SEEK JOBLESS PAY
Gloria Joseph |
Lockheed Shipbuilding Co.'s 900 locked-out workers are trying to get state unemployment benefits, wh
Maritime
FRENCH TRADE DEFICIT REFUSES TO DIE
Howard Schissel |
France will have a trade deficit again this year despite big savings stemmingfrom the drop i
Maritime
FMC SELLS SUBSIDIARY TO CANADIAN OCCIDENTAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
FMC Corp. announced the sale of the assets of its chlorine/caustic business based in Squamish, Briti
UNOCAL SHIPS SYNTHETIC CRUDE COLO. PROJECT PRODUCES 2,000 B/D OF SHALE OIL
Sam Glasser |
Unocal Corp., Los Angeles, made its first shipments of synthetic crude oilfrom its shale oil
MILITARY DENTAL PLAN SAVED
(Ap) |
Pentagon personnel and health officials have won an internal battle to keep alive a new program of d
AAA, MASSACHUSETTS DIFFER ON GASOLINE PRICES IN STATE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The American Automobile Association reports that retail gasoline prices are 33 cents to 37 cents les
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Dole Named Marad's NewChief CounselThe Maritime Administration has a new chief couns
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Atlantic States Association of Rail Shippers meeting, Jan. 8, Philadelphia Hershey Hotel, Philadelph
S. AFRICAN-TAIWANESE TRADE GROWS
Tony Koenderman |
The relationship between Taiwan and South Africa, nations that have little in common except a shared
Maritime
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