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POLYSAR TO SELL W. GERMAN UNIT TO FINNISH GROUP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Polysar Ltd. announced that it is in the final stages of negotiations to sell its European formed pl
CHEMICAL MARKETS IVOLIN CHANGES PRICES OF OILS, AROMATICS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Ivolin Enterprises announced several price changes in its line of essential oils and aromatics.<
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Monsanto Co. Sells Bottle Unit to InnoPakST. LOUIS - Monsanto Co. announced that it has sold
STUDY FINDS COPIER EXHAUST IS MAJOR OFFICE POLLUTANT
Glennda Chui |
More than 90 percent of the pollutants in the air of some public buildings comes from copy machine e
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
September 1, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Dow Corning Sells Ester BusinessMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Corning announced the sale of its fine
US, SWEDISH COMPANIES AGREE ON DRUG LICENSING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
AB Astra of Sodertalje, and Unimed Inc. of Somerville, N.J., jointly announced the signing of a lice
HAZARDOUS WASTE GUIDE AVAILABLE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International City Management Association has published a reference guide for the municipal mana
CONSULTANT SAYS MERGERS BENEFICIAL FOR GAS INDUSTRY
Gary Taylor |
Mergers and acquisitions in the natural gas industry have benefited shareholders and consumers despi
EPA INVESTIGATES FLEA, TICK SPRAY
(Ap) |
The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating complaints that a flea and tick repellent made
PRICES HEATED UP BY MIDEAST ACTION BEGIN TO COOL
Gloria Joseph |
Home heating oil prices in the Northwest are stabilizing after a short-term price hike was set in mo
PANEL SAYS UTILITY SHOULD CUT RATES
JOC Staff |
The staff of the state's utility-regulatory panel says the New York State Electric & Gas Corp. shoul
LAX REPORTS 12 PERCENT INCREASE IN AIR CARGO
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Air cargo handled at Los Angeles International Airport in the first six months of 1987 totaled 549,3
Air Cargo
SHELL HITS SNAG IN ARGENTINA
Jeremy Morgan |
Shell Oil Co.'s recent agreement to explore for oil in Argentina has touched off a regional squabble
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Statoil Purchases Refinery SharesOSLO, Norway - Statoil, the Norwegian state-owned oil compa
NEW LIFE STRUGGLES FOR FOOTHOLD IN THE OIL PATCH
(Ap) |
Texas oil men say life in the oil patch has been so grim for so long that a little activity looks im
SOVIET PILOT ACCUSES US OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTACK
(Ap) |
The pilot of an Aeroflot passenger liner who last week reported a near collision with a U.S. jet fig
Air Cargo
MINERS' UNION COULD GAIN IN S. AFRICA
(Ap) |
Black mineworkers ended their three-week strike with virtually no concessionsfrom management
NORTHWEST UNIT WILL HOST PILOT TRAINING CONFERENCE
Dave Higdon |
A subsidiary of Northwest Airlines intends to address the shortage ofqualified pilots and ho
Air Cargo
DEREGULATION OF UTILITIES LONG WAY OFF?
(Ap) |
Utility companies face a difficult task in trying to gain public support for deregulation, according
KLM, INTEROX JOINT VENTURE WILL FOCUS ON CORPORATE MAIL
Tony Seideman |
KLM Business Express B.V. and Fairfield, Conn.-based Interex have formed a joint venture to concentr
Air Cargo
LUMBER OUTPUT DECLINES IN WEST
(Ap) |
Lumber production fell, but orders and shipments rose in 12 Western states in the week ended Saturda
LILCO SAYS TAKEOVER WON'T DECREASE RATES
(Ap) |
The Long Island Lighting Co. says that despite the findings of other studies, it would be mathematic
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Seabrook Owner Files For ReorganizationCALAIS, Maine - A small cooperative electric utility
DRAGONAIR DENIES ITS PLANE WAS INVOLVED IN THAI CRASH
(Ap) |
The airline Dragonair issued a strongly worded statement Tuesday denying that its aircraft was invol
Air Cargo
SERVICES SECTOR BOOSTS NY UNIONS
(Ap) |
Organized labor is riding the crest of economic growth in New York state instead of being swept unde
SKIES SAFER THAN 10 YEARS AGO EASTERN AIRLINES PRESIDENT CLAIMS
David Lyons |
Eastern Airlines President Philip Bakes charged that public concern about air safety is reaching hys
Air Cargo
CARGO INDUSTRY'S CHANGING SHAPE
Richard Malkin |
Decades ago, in a book of English aphorisms, I came across a morsel that counseled mistrust of any s
Air Cargo
USED SHIP MARKET IS BOOMING
James Nolan |
Used ships are worth more these days for two reasons. One, the price of new ships has skyrocketed, a
Maritime
US SPACE PROBLEMS ARE SOVIETS' GAIN
Chicago Tribune |
A dispute over whether U.S. companies can send commercial payloads into space on Soviet rockets is t
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
GE to Cut 500 Jobs At Jet Engine PlantEVENDALE, Ohio - General Electric Co. said it will cut
Air Cargo
CRAIG DUNLAP'S INSIDE TALK FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Craig Dunlap |
WHAT MAY HAVE SEEMED PREMATURE early in the year now looks like a pretty good idea, say North Caroli
Maritime
UNION PACIFIC ORDERS EQUIPMENT FOR ROADRAILERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Union Pacific Railroad ordered 100 specialized railroad wheel assemblies and 175 RoadRailer truc
Rail News
DRIVERLESS BRITISH TRAIN BEGINS RUN
(Ap) |
Britain's newest railway began commercial operations along a 7.5-mile route through the former Dockl
Rail News
RAIL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Chessie Is History, As C&O, CSXT MergeRICHMOND, Va. - Another venerable railroad name - C&O
Rail News
EUROTUNNEL ASKS JAPAN FOR FURTHER BANK CREDITS
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese bankers received an appeal from the British chairman of Eurotunnel Tuesday for greater fina
Rail News
NORFOLK SOUTHERN CUTS JOBS BY CONSOLIDATING OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Norfolk Southern Corp., which is trying to reduce its non-union employment by 20 percent, is reorgan
Rail News
CANADA ACTS TO HALT SECOND RAILWAY STRIKE
(Ap) |
The government intervened quickly to prevent the start of a second national rail stoppage only three
Rail News
OPPOSING SIDES REOPEN TALKS ON FREIGHT CLAIMS
Leo Abruzzese |
Shippers and truckers are reopening talks on controversial freight claims issues that traditionally
Trucking News
CAPTAIN OF GREEK SHIP TOSSES STOWAWAYS IN SEA
(Ap) |
The captain of a Greek ship tossed three Tanzanian stowaways into the Indian Ocean just off the coas
Maritime
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