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BIG BANG OFFERS ONLY A WHIMPER
Janet Porter |
The diehards had a field day. Billions of pounds worth of high-tech dealing equipment instal
CANADIAN LONGSHOREMEN SEEK A COMMON FRONT
Leo Ryan |
Longshoremen in eastern Canada are trying to form a common front for negotiations with port employer
NY'S FLOATING JAIL GETS PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
(Ap) |
A state commission gave preliminary approval to New York City's plans to spend $5 million to turn a
Maritime
FORD MOTOR REVS UP BALTIMORE IMPORTS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Ford Motor Corp. will import 50,000 cars and trucks through the port of Baltimore annually under a t
Maritime
CONSULTANTS SAY SEAS WILL CARRY LESS GRAIN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The volume of grain shipped by sea is forecast to decline over the next four years, adding to the di
Maritime
QUESTIONS OVER EFFECTIVENESS OF CLEAN GRAIN LAW LINGER
(Ap) |
Responding to complaints of foreign buyers and farmers, Congress pushed through legislation this yea
CHINA TO SET UP CENTERS FOR COTTON GROWING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
China will develop 50 counties as high-quality cotton-growing centers this year, an official of the
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Singapore Optimistic On Economic GrowthSingapore's economy is gradually recovering from the
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Italian Coffee Imports Fell in 8-Month SpanItalian green coffee imports in the first eight m
YUGOSLAV MAIZE OUTPUT RISES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Yugoslavia's will harvest a record maize crop of 12 million metric tons, its Federal Statistic Offic
SAN FRANCISCO PROBING MARITIME UNION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
San Francisco's district attorney is investigating whether a maritime union has been getting free r
Maritime
VANCOUVER FEARS LOSS OF BUSINESS DOCKERS ADVISED TO ABOLISH CONTAINER-DESTUFFING CLAUSE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Container shipping lines have excess capacity on sailings to western Canada, and some may desert Va
Maritime
EC SEEKS RULING ON TRADE DISPUTE
(Ap) |
The European Community said it will take legal action against Japan to seek the removal of what it c
Maritime
HIGH IMPORT DUTIES HURT PAKISTANI SHIPBREAKERS
(Ap) |
Anjum Sultan glumly watched his laborers tear apart a cargo ship with little more than their bare ha
Maritime
HOEGH BULLISH ON W. AFRICA
Journal of Commerce Special |
The slowdown in the oil-fueled economies of West Africa is likely to depress freight rates further,
Maritime
NEW BRAZILIAN BULKER SET FOR MAIDEN VOYAGE
James Bruce |
The world's largest ore-oil carrier, the first in a controversial series being built to carry high-g
Maritime
LEIF HOEGH WEATHERS CRISIS
Howard Schissel |
Leif Hoegh & Co., the big Norwegian ship management concern, says it is emerging from a liquidity cr
Maritime
HOEGH SEEKS NICHE IN US OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Special |
In its U.S. operations, Leif Hoegh & Co. is stressing marketing and flexibility. The company
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The Bulgarian roll-on roll-off vessel Trapezitza, 10,500 deadweight tons, was involved in a collisio
Maritime
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
FINANCIALBillions of pounds worth of high-tech dealing equipment installed in readiness for
Maritime
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Coniston Gets Financing For Gelco AcquisitionAn investor's group bidding to buy Gelco Corp.
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Soviets Pick New Chief Of Merchant MarineThe Soviet Union appointed the head of its Far East
Maritime
INTEREST IS RICH IN CONRAIL SYNDICATE
(Ap) |
Drawn by visions of glittering profits, top financiers are clamoring for a stake in the billion-doll
BUILDERS SHEDS OBSCURITY DEREGULATION CONTRIBUTES TO TRUCK FIRM'S SUCCESS
Stewart Spencer |
Builders Transport Inc., little-known and lightly regarded just five years ago, has become one of th
SPARROWS POINT SHIPYARD ELIGIBLE FOR ALL NAVY PACTS
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Sparrows Point shipbuilding yard of the Bethlehem Steel Corp., which has received two repair con
Maritime
UNION CARBIDE REPORTS PROFIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. reported third quarter net income of $290 million, or $2.94 a share, compared wi
DOE PROJECTS MEASURE UP CLEAN COAL PLANS COMPLY WITH ACID RAIN ACCORD
Tim Sansbury |
Nine clean coal technology demonstration projects selected in July by the Department of Energy compl
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Unemployment in EC Up 1.1 percent in SeptemberBRUSSELS, Belgium - The number of jobless in t
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Indian Geological Survey Finds Huge Coal ReserveNEW DELHI, India - The Geological Survey of
ANTI-OPEC ACTION URGED
(Ap) |
An emergency task force representing independent oil producers urged President Reagan to threaten th
THAILAND WARNS US ENERGY GROUP TELLS TRITON NOT TO SUE OVER EXPLORATION RIGHTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
An American energy group was warned not to carry out its threat to sue the government of Thailand ov
UAE OIL MINISTER RULES OUT PRICE WAR
(Ap) |
Oil Minister Mana Saeed Oteiba ruled out an oil price war "at present" and insisted that the Organiz
RANGE ROVER OPENS MD. HEADQUARTERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Range Rover of North America Inc. officially opened its national headquarters in Lanham Monday.<
Maritime
IROQUOIS' NEW ROUTE DRAWS FIRE
(Ap) |
An alternate route for a proposed 360-mile natural gas pipeline is already drawing opposition from
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Arco Cites Low Prices As Causing Drop in NetAtlantic Richfield Co. reported third quarter ne
REPORTS CLAIM PRICES CUT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two major oil suppliers, Saudi Arabia and Mexico, reportedly have made effective price cuts of 50 ce
CHINA MAY JOIN WITH ATPC IN EFFORT TO BOLSTER TIN PRICE
(Ap) |
China may cooperate with the Association of Tin Producing Countries in trying to curb the falling pr
Maritime
MORE MERGERS EXPECTED IN OIL SERVICES INDUSTRY
(Ap) |
The proposed merger of Baker International Corp. and Hughes Tool Co. will be followed by marriages o
AT 39, HE'S AN OLD HAND ON ISSUES OF CUSTOMS LAW
Craig Dunlap |
Anyone planning to attend a meeting anywhere in the country on virtually any facet of trade with Lat
EC SEEKS RULING ON TRADE DISPUTE
(Ap) |
The European Community said it will take legal action against Japan to seek the removal of what it c
Maritime
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