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HAZARDOUS WASTE OUTPUT IS FALLING, CMA SAYS
Tim Sansbury |
The Chemical Manufacturers Association said its sixth annual hazardous waste survey shows U.S. chemi
OSHA PROPOSES RULES TO CUT EXPOSURE TO TOXIC CHEMICALS
(Ap) |
Millions of workers would be exposed to smaller concentrations of toxic chemicals on the job under t
CRABS, LOBSTERS CLAW THEIR WAY INTO USES IN MEDICINE AND FOOD
Nancy Ross-Flanigan |
Chemicals from lobster, crab and crayfish shells, now thrown away by the hundreds of million of tons
BRADY IN LEAD FOR TREASURY SECRETARY
(Ap) |
New York investment banker Nicholas Brady is a leading candidate to succeed Treasury Secretary James
CANADIANS TO ESCALATE ACID RAIN CAMPAIGN
John Maggs |
The Canadian government will try to make acid rain a major issue in the U.S presidential campaign by
TAIWANESE MAY SWAP CEMENT FOR CHINA COAL
Paul Mooney |
The fiercely anti-communist Taiwan government is considering importing coalfrom China, acco
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Barrett to Supply Gas To Unocal FacilityBarrett Resources Corp., Denver, announced it signed
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX BREAKS THE 100 MARK
Anita Schrodt |
The Journal of Commerce's Industrial Price Index reached 100.1 Tuesday, the first time the index has
SPENDING CUTS FOR '89 CALLED VERY LIKELY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The chances are high that automatic spending cuts for fiscal 1989 will be required by the Gramm-Rudm
INSURERS MAY BE ASKED TO BUY AILING THRIFTS
Leah R. Young |
Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, said Congress could turn to the insurance industry in an attempt to find buy
UNION DE TRANSPORT AERIENS STARTS CARGO SERVICE TO US
JOC Staff |
Privately owned French airline Union de Transports Aeriens will launch a new weekly direct cargo fli
Air Cargo
COURIER GROUP EXPANDS POLICY ON MEMBERSHIP
Phillip Hastings |
The International Express Carriers Conference, the U.S.-based body that represents the world's major
Air Cargo
FUNGUS COULD BECOME FASHION AS BRITAIN ADVANCES TEXTILES
Edwin Unsworth |
Fungus: Some we shun, some we eat, but some, we may soon wear. Research on microfungal texti
ELECTRICAL JOLT MAY PROVE AID TO GENETIC ENGINEERING
Journal of Commerce Staff (AP) |
Zapping pollen with electricity, a new technique being developed by two U.S. Department of Agricultu
HOUSTON LIGHTING'S SALES INCREASE
John Maggs |
Houston's petrochemical industry is thriving on low oil prices, and the city's commercial real estat
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN MAY LEVY TAX ON FUTURES TRADESTOKYO - Japan's Finance Ministry is considering levying
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
SHIPPING GETS ITS WAY IN BILL OF LADING FIGHTAfter months of disagreement, the U.S. Customs
BATUS INC'S HEARINGS UNDER WAY IN ILLINOIS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Marshall Field's, Chicago's retailing landmark for over 130 years, was in trouble in 1982 when corpo
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
Wire and Staff Reports |
DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT (New York) - Chad E. Brown was named a corporate vice president, covering the
CANADIAN BONDS OUTPERFORM MAJOR WORLD BOND MARKETS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Canadian government bond market was the only one of the nine major government bond markets to po
EDI BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
MAXTOR UNDERGOES STAFF REORGANIZATIONSAN JOSE, Calif. - After nearly a year at the helm of M
DEAR SHIPMATES . . . LYKES PROGRAM AFFORDS STUDENTS A WORLDLY EDUCATION
James Nolan |
The Tower of Pisa in Italy was built straight up, but the ground was soft there and the tower leaned
Maritime
VOLVO GM BACKS OFF ON BID FOR NO. 3 SPOT
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Officials of Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corp. are finding it's safer not to imitate Babe Ruth. Ove
Trucking News
SHIP SYMPOSIUM GETS MIXED REVIEWS
Erich E. Toll |
If the International Liner Symposium IV was a ship, it would be a breakbulk vessel chugging along at
Maritime
WORLD TRADE CENTER NETWORK - TRADE LEADS
World Trade Center NETWORK |
HOW TO USE: These trade leads are supplied through the World Trade Center NETWORK, a service
Maritime
PANEL LIKELY TO BACK KAREN PHILLIPS FOR ICC
Howard S. Abramson |
Karen B. Phillips, alternately sprinkled with praise and peppered with criticism by a divided Senate
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* JofC's Industrial Price Index Tops 100 4A * French Export Credit Agency Runs Short 5A* Jos
CHEMICAL MARKETS GLYCERINE OUTPUT DECLINED IN APRIL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Production of crude glycerine and synthetic glycerine for April totaled 26.5 million pounds, down 1.
COAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Miners Protest Plans To Change Safety RulesUnion coal miners in Kentucky did not report Tues
HEALTH BENEFITS ACT OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO WORKING WOMEN
Chicago Tribune |
The proposed federal Minimum Health Benefits for All Workers Act, which would require U.S. Employers
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
AUSTRALIA EXPECTS DIP IN BEEF EXPORTS TO USSYDNEY, Australia - Australian beef exports to th
Maritime
CONN. TO END DECADES OF TOLLS ON PARKWAYS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Truckers will find the going a bit easier along Interstate 95 in the Nutmeg State. That's be
Trucking News
LABOR WOES CAUSE DELAYS AT ITALY PORTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Labor problems are disrupting service at Italian ports. Knight-Ridder Financial reported fro
Maritime
PREGNANT WOMEN MAY FACE RISKS IN VDT USE
Boston Globe |
Women who worked at video display terminals for more than 20 hours a week experienced almost twice a
BUSINESS SCHOOLS NEED CORPORATE TIES, STUDY SAYS
(Ap) |
Business schools and the corporate world need stronger ties and a progressive attitude if U.S. busin
DUTCH FIRM TO BRING FRIGATE BACK TO US
(Ap) |
The U.S. Navy has awarded a contract to a Dutch firm to transport the damaged frigate USS Samuel B.
Maritime
STRIKE WON'T SPLINTER PACIFIC LUMBER SALES
John Davies |
A strike at 20 sawmills in Washington and Oregon won't hurt lumber exports for the moment because of
INVESTCORP BUYS HALF OF GUCCI
(Ap) |
Morgan Stanley International confirmed Tuesday that Bahrain-based Investcorp has bought a near-50 pe
AUTO INSURERS RANKED BASED ON COMPLAINTS
(Ap) |
A Texas-based auto insurer had the best record for consumer complaints of 34 insurance companies ser
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