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TRADE BILL VETO NOW EXPECTED TUESDAY
Keith M. Rockwell |
The long-awaited veto on the giant omnibus trade bill is now expected to come Tuesday, according to
MASSPORT LIKELY TO IGNORE REQUEST TO DELAY PLANNED FEE INCREASES
Dave Higdon |
A Transportation Department request asking the Massachusetts Port Authority to delay planned fee inc
Air Cargo
SUPERCOMPUTER RESEARCH PROJECTS PAY OFF
Boston Globe |
Five national centers for supercomputer research, funded by the federal government less than two yea
LEGISLATOR BACKS W. GERMAN FUNDS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The introduction of money market funds in West Germany would not cause problems for controlling the
TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE TO ADMIT 16 FOREIGN SECURITIES FIRMS
A.E. Cullison |
Sixteen foreign securities companies will be formally admitted to the Tokyo Stock Exchange today, al
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
Wire and Staff Reports |
AMERITRUST CO. (Cleveland) - James W. Otto was named executive vice president and chief financial of
SELLING ORDERS LIMIT DOLLAR'S UPWARD MOVE
Kevin Commins |
Selling by Japanese corporations and foreign central banks may prevent thedollar from mounti
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Biopesticide Approved For Potato BeetleThe Environmental Protection Agency granted full regi
DRY CARGO FUTURES CONTINUE TO WEAKEN
Edwin Unsworth |
The dry cargo freight futures market finished trading Friday without any recovery from the price fal
Maritime
ARBITRATION HEARINGS OPEN TODAY IN 6-MONTH STRIKE AGAINST GUILFORD
Howard S. Abramson |
After a spate of last-minute jockeying, federal arbitration proceedings were scheduled to begin this
Rail News
LA, LONG BEACH PORTS PUSH PLAN TO CREATE TRANSPORT CORRIDOR
Bill Mongelluzzo |
In yet another example of regional cooperation, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are moving a
US-JAPAN TALKS ON FARM TRADE BEGIN TUESDAY
A.E. Cullison |
Negotiators for the United States and Japan will open talks in Washington Tuesday on timetables for
PLASTICS CORNER HUNTSMAN PLANS TO BOOST CAPACITY FOR POLYPROPYLENE
Charles Thurston |
Woodbury, N.J.-based Huntsman Polypropylene Corp. will expand its existing polypropylene facility an
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Akzo Increases Peroxide PricesAkzo Chemicals Inc. is increasing prices for its Cadet benzoyl
PRIVATE SUIT AGAINST INSURERS DROPPED FOR TECHNICAL REASONS
Paula L. Green |
At least one of the approximately 18 federal class-action antitrust suits that private parties have
AUTO REFORM PLAN DEFEATED IN NJ
(Ap) |
An Assembly committee has defeated a proposal to replace the state's automobile insurance system wit
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
CRAIG WEBB'S TRADE TALK
Craig Webb |
TRUTH IN JEST: Commerce Department Undersecretary Paul Freedenburg cracked several jokes about the S
Maritime
TOKYO CURRENCY TRADERS FOCUS ON AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Trading interest centered around the Australian dollar here Friday as the U.S. dollar and other majo
INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Quarterly meeting of the Border Trade Alliance. May 22-24. Sheraton Grand Hotel, Washington. Session
Maritime
3D SYSTEMS, CIBA-GEIGY SIGN R&D AGREEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
3D Systems Inc. announced that it signed a research and development agreement with Ciba-Geigy Ltd. o
BRITISH COAL HOPES TO EXPORT BY '90S
Bruce Barnard |
State-owned British Coal, benefiting from sharp productivity gains, could become an exporter on the
CALIF. PORT DOESN'T NEED DOCKSIDE RAIL, SP SAYS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Southern Pacific Transportation Co. has challenged the Port of Long Beach to demonstrate a need for
Rail News
TRUCKERS NOT LIKELY TO REOPEN TALKS
Leo Abruzzese |
Trucking industry labor negotiators are expected to resist a Teamsters union bid to rework provision
Trucking News
CHINESE IMPORT-EXPORT BARS CITED
Craig Dunlap |
Exporting to China can be easier than importing from that country, in spite of difficulties U.S. bus
Maritime
MANILA BOX PORT PLANS ANNOUNCED
Susan Kreifels |
After 10 months of legal and government battles, newly renamed International Container Terminals Ser
Maritime
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 0.31
CANADA OPPOSES TRADE BILL CHANGES
Leo Ryan |
Canada fired off a diplomatic note of protest to Washington over recommendation s from the U.S. Sena
TREASURY DEPT. FIGURES INDICATE BUDGET DEFICIT GROWING AGAIN
John Boyd |
The U.S. Treasury reported the monthly budget surplus for April was much smaller than expected, mean
COMPUTER AMNESTY WORKS IN HONG KONG
P.T. Bangsberg |
The latest strategy against computer counterfeiting - an amnesty program - is drawing terrific respo
PLASTICS CORNER RESINS RIGHTS GO TO ENVIROMER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Enviromer Enterprises acquired rights from Toronto-based Eco Corp. to manufacture and develop intern
VENTURE CAPITALISTS DRAWING UP PLAN FOR US MEMORY-CHIP PLANT
G. Pascal Zachary |
Silicon Valley venture capitalists are quietly floating a plan to finance a major U.S. memory-chip f
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
Supplied by U.S. Department of Agriculture |
Fresh citrus fruit Quantity: 25-150 tons, dependent upon price. Quality: best. Packaging: no
TVA HOLDS LID ON SPOT PURCHASES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded only one spot coal contract, for 2,000 tons, during t
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION URGED FOR '84 UNOCAL EXPLOSION
(Ap) |
The U.S. Labor Department has asked the Justice Department to considercriminal prosecution o
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE VOTES RAIL SAFETY LEGISLATION
Howard S. Abramson |
A House-Senate conference committee has approved the long-delayed rail safety bill that would substa
Rail News
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended May 7 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 110,
Rail News
DAVE HIGDON'S INSIDE TALK ON AVIATION
Dave Higdon |
AND HE'LL RAISE FUNDS, FUNDS, FUNDS 'til his dying day. Frank Lorenzo may not have many frie
Air Cargo
PEOPLE - TRANSPORT
JOC Staff |
AAR CORP. (Elk Grove Village, Ill.) - Richard D. Tabery was named vice chairman. He recently retired
Air Cargo
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