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ALUMINUM PRICES IN JAPAN MAY RISE
(Ap) |
Aluminum prices may rise in the first quarter of 1987 because of projected Japanese demand, David Mo
SOUTH CHINA HAS PROMISE
Gene Linn |
A heavy sales job to promote China's southern region to foreign oil companies has won endorsement fr
MASS. INSURERS FIGHT AUTO BILL
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Automobile insurers are waging a last ditch battle to kill a bill that would give Massachusetts' ins
NAIC URGES PLAN FOR ELDERLY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
State insurance regulators urged private insurers to develop long-term health care insurance product
A&A RESPONDS TO SUIT
C.A. Carpenter |
Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. described as preposterous" allegations by the North Carolina ins
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION URGES LEGISLATIVE REFORM
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Massachusetts Hospital Association is seeking sweeping legislative reform it says is necessary i
KUWAIT QUELLS OUTPUT RUMORS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Oil tanker movements in the Persian Gulf do not show that Kuwait is exceeding its 990,000 barrel-a-d
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
December 12, 1986 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall
TEXAS EASTERN, NOBLE COMPLETE DEAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas Eastern Corp. and Noble Affiliates Inc. completed a previously reported agreement for Samedan
KANEB ELIMINATES JOBS IN COST-CUTTING MOVE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kaneb Services Inc. announced significant personnel reductions affecting the company's general corpo
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
62 percent Surveyed Support Idea of Informing JuriesOAK BROOK, Ill. - Juries should be told
NORWAY SEEN EXTENDING OIL EXPORT LIMITATIONS
(Ap) |
Norway may continue to voluntarily limit oil exports even if the current Organization of Petroleum E
OIL ANALYSTS OPTIMISTIC ON CUTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Oil analysts in London are optimistic the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will agree t
BULLISH REPORTS BUOY OIL PRICES INDICATIONS OF OPEC ACCORD TRIGGER SPOT MART REVIVAL
Bruce Barnard |
Oil prices surged on the European spot market as the conference of the Organization of Petroleum Exp
AUSTRALIA PROBES LIFE OFFICE GIFTS
Vincent W. Stove |
The Australian government is starting to take a keen interest in gifts and other inducements paid by
MALTA TO REVIVE ESSO TERMINAL
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Maltese government intends to reactivate the former Esso terminal on the island to assure bunker
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Cooper Basin Producers Find Gas in S. AustraliaSYDNEY, Australia - South Australia's Cooper
VAN OMMEREN ACQUIRES VA. STORAGE FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Van Ommeren, a Rotterdam-based worldwide maritime service organization, has acquired Elizabeth River
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canadian Subsidies Viewed as ConservativeThe U.S. considers the Canadian government's respon
COFFEE PRICE MANIPULATION ALLEGATIONS DENIED
(Ap) |
Brazil and Colombia denied allegations by the United States that they and other Latin American coffe
BRAZILIAN COFFEE POLICIES FOR 1987 TO BE DISCUSSED
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Brazilian Coffee Institute President Paulo Graciano is to meet with minister of finance Dilson F
US ANALYSTS FORECAST RISE IN PRECIOUS METALS PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Several precious metals analysts last week forecast higher silver, gold and platinum prices in 1987
FARM SUPPORT OPERATIONS POSSIBLE BUDGET TARGET
(Ap) |
Administration budget snippers are looking hard at farm price support operations as a prime target f
TRIO BEEFS UP ITS FAR EAST CARGO FLEET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Trio, the consortium of British, West German and Japanese container lines, has added a 19th ship to
Maritime
GRAIN VESSEL IS FREED FROM ST. LAWRENCE SHOAL
Andrea Chancellor |
The Polish ship Ziemia Olsztymska, carrying 18,000 metric tons of grain, was freed after it struck a
Maritime
GRAIN EXPORT PICTURE DIM AS SURPLUSES BUILD UP
(Ap) |
World wheat production is climbing toward record levels, further clouding prospects for a substantia
LIEN AGAINST USL VESSEL WITHDRAWN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
United States Lines Inc. said Singapore Marine Engineering Service filed and then withdrew a lien ag
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly general freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent
Maritime
END OF GLUT SEEN NO PANACEA FOR GAS INDUSTRY
Dallas Morning News |
Since 1982, natural gas industry executives have hoped for an end to the gas glut as the solution to
UK FINALLY AGREES TO PROBE SINKING BREAKUP OF SISTER VESSEL PROMPTS ACTION ON DISASTER
Janet Porter |
The British government agreed to hold a formal investigation into the sinking of the Derbyshire, the
Maritime
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT IN HARBOR-MINING CASE
(Ap) |
The Norwegian owners of a ship damaged by a mine in a Nicaraguan harbor cannot sue the U.S. governme
Maritime
COAL MARKETS SWEDISH STEELMAKER STUDIES BIDS
Tim Sansbury |
The Swedish steelmaker SSAB is evaluating bids from U.S. exporters for coking coal to be delivered n
EMPIRE ORDERS EIGHT GANTRIES
Journal of Commerce Special |
An Italian company won a C$12 million (about US$8.76 million) contract to equip Vancouver's busiest
Maritime
SEA-LAND ADDS TO CARIBBEAN, LATIN SAILINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sea-Land Service Inc. announced it is stepping up its services linking the United States with the Ca
Maritime
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSLow producer prices and the rise in business inventories bring only a little che
Maritime
NY PORT PLANS AUTO TERMINAL GROWING VOLUME OF IMPORTS STRAINS EXISTING FACILITIES
Joseph Bonney |
The port of New York and New Jersey plans a new $31 million terminal to handle a growing volume of a
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
Paceco, Dalian Ink Pact On 2 Container CranesGULFPORT, Miss. - Paceco Inc. has reached an ag
Maritime
ECT SEEKS UNION PACT TO OFFSET LOSS OF USL
Bruce Barnard |
Europe Container Terminus of Rotterdam, facing a sharp fall in business following the suspension of
Maritime
IMPORTS FROM US RATTLE TAIWAN
P.T. Bangsberg |
The government of Taiwan is weighing several options to protect its farmers after bowing to U.S. pre
Maritime
PORTLAND SITE CHOSEN FOR DISTRIBUTION CENTER
Journal of Commerce Special |
Albertson's, the nation's eighth largest supermarket and drug chain, will build its largest dry good
Maritime
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