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FASTEST-GROWING AREAS FOUND IN FLORIDA, ALASKA
(Ap) |
Alaska and Florida appear to have the five fastest-growing counties in the nation, with one Alaska c
NY EYES OVERPOPULATION IN ASSIGNED RISK PLAN
Laura Raley Borda |
High-risk drivers are being rejected by insurance companies in ever- increasing numbers, forcing ris
LABOR COALITION TO DELAY SP BID UNTIL FINAL DAY
Howard S. Abramson |
The Railway Labor Executives Association will delay submitting its proposal to acquire the Southern
Rail News
COMMERCE DOWNPLAYS THE EFFECT OF PENTAGON HIGH-TECH REVIEWS
Josh Goldstein |
The Commerce Department is downplaying the effect of Pentagon review on high- technology exports, a
CARIBBEAN GROWTH EXPECTED TO ROLL WITH CHANGES
Barbara Cornell |
As small nations with different languages and cultures scattered throughout a sea, the Caribbean pro
CANADA WEIGHS REVIVAL OF TALKS ON FREE TRADE
Leo Ryan |
The Canadian government was grappling Tuesday with the critical decision of whether to revive free t
SANTA MARIA REPLICA SETS SAIL FOR EUROPE
(Ap) |
A replica of the 15th century caravel Santa Maria set sail at the weekend for Europe on a voyage its
Maritime
GOVERNMENT FINDS TRUCK SPRAY FLAPS TO BE INEFFECTIVE
Leo Abruzzese |
Specially designed spray flaps cannot adequately cut the blinding clouds of rain water spun off by h
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Tue., Sept. 29, 1987 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
PLASTICS CORNER DU PONT WILL INCREASE PRICE OF ELVAX RESIN 4 CENTS A POUND
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has announced that the price of Elvax ethylene vinyl acetate resin wil
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1043.0 (Sept. 29) Previous day - 1043.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in
Maritime
FEDERAL PERMISSION SOUGHT TO CHARTER PASSENGER SUBS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hawaiian Submarines Inc., Honolulu, Hawaii, has asked the U.S. Maritime Administration for permissio
Maritime
CALIF. MAY TOUGHEN DRINKING WATER GUIDES
(Ap) |
Toxic wastes seeping into the Southern California groundwater supply and expected higher drinking wa
OIL FIELD LABOR SHORTAGE CAUSES PROBLEMS
(Ap) |
Oil field service companies, buoyed by a mild rebound, are looking for workers and having a hard tim
GELCO CONFIRMS NEGOTIATIONS FOR POSSIBLE SALE OF FIRM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Gelco Corp. confirmed that it is negotiating the possible sale of the entire company with an unnamed
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
HOW TO USE: To determine the codes for specific products and services of interest to you, co
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
US, Soviets to Hold Grain Talks in MoscowThe U.S. Department of Agriculture said the next ro
Maritime
IMPORT LEADS
JOC Staff |
FINISHED GOODS Pianos. Baby grand pianos, grand pianos, regular pianos. Contact China Nation
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
S. Korea's '88 Exports Expected to Fall ShortSEOUL, South Korea - South Korean exports in 19
Maritime
CHINESE ARMS PLANTS MAKE CONSUMER GOODS
Gary Aderman |
Chinese military factories are rushing to turn out consumer goods for export in a bid to offset dome
Maritime
RELIANCE ON MIDEAST OIL DECRIED
John Maggs |
America's growing dependence on Middle Eastern oil will damage national security by restricting the
SOLVAY INCOME UP IN FIRST HALF
From of Commerce Staff |
Belgian chemicals giant Solvay & Cie. said it posted consolidated net income of 5.99 billion francs
PEPCO BEGINS TRADING ON TOKYO EXCHANGE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Potomac Electric Power Co. announced it has received approval from the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Japa
TWO HYDRO ALLOCATIONS APPROVED IN NEW YORK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York Power Authority Tuesday approved allocations of hydroelectric power to two western New
GOVERNOR WILL SEEK PRICE CONTROLS
(Ap) |
Texas Gov. Bill Clements says he will seek federal price controls guaranteeing U.S. oil producers a
TANKER ESCORT UNDER WAY
(Ap) |
U.S. warships on Tuesday escorted a Kuwaiti tanker toward a major Persian Gulf shipping channel wher
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
JOC Staff |
On U.S. military moves in the Persian Gulf: We're doing things that are essential to maintai
Maritime
APL SETS CONTAINER SERVICE TO NEPAL
John Davies |
For decades, the trek to Everest began in the fabled city of Katmandu high in the Himalayas, with do
Maritime
SEAWAY TRAFFIC KEEPS MOVING
Leo Ryan |
A strike by engine room officers aboard Canadian Great Lakes vessels has not disrupted traffic, said
Maritime
COURT RULES PENSION SURPLUSES SHOULD GO TO COMPANY WORKERS
Fort Lauderdale News & Sun-Sentinel |
Terminating pension plans has been a popular way for many businesses to recover some extra cash sinc
ARE COMPUTERS TURNING THE OFFICE INTO AN ELECTRONIC SWEATSHOP?
(Ap) |
Computers that monitor rest breaks and productivity - sometimes by counting individual typewriter ke
5 MILLION CALIFORNIANS LACK HEALTH COVER, STUDY FINDS
(Ap) |
More than one in five Californians under the age of 65 are without health insurance, with adults liv
PERU'S CONGRESS PASSES BANK TAKEOVER LAW
Barbara Durr |
After nearly two months of debate, the Peruvian Congress has approved a controversial law nationaliz
PORTS READY
Marie Prat |
Port authorities that have spent millions of dollars to meet U.S. Customs' aggressive "automate or p
Maritime
RISDON UNIT BUILDING NEW FACILITY IN NJ
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Calumet Manufacturing Co., a subsidiary of Risdon Corp., has begun construction of a multimillion do
IMMUNITY-BOOSTING COMPOUND MAY BE TRIED ON AIDS PATIENTS
Chicago Tribune |
A compound shown in preliminary studies to boost general immunity in humans and animals may be teste
COMPAQ INTRODUCES TWO NEW COMPUTERS
Tony Seideman |
The sophistication available in personal computers has advanced another few notches with Compaq Comp
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Economic Indicator Moves Higher in JapanThe index of leading indicators for Japan's economy
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
NJ MAY BOLSTER RULES ON USE OF TOXIC ITEMS
Charles Thurston |
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is seeking to broaden existing regulations to
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