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TILT ROTOR DEVELOPERS EYE LARGE CIVIL MARKET
Dave Higdon |
Developers of the military V-22 tilt rotor aircraft claim a $2.24 billion market exists for 1,400 ci
Air Cargo
SINGAPORE SEES SHIP UPTURN
Joyce Quek |
The Singapore shipping scene experienced several welcome improvements last year against a worldwide
Maritime
NAVY'S DUMMY BOMBS APPARENTLY HIT VESSEL
(Ap) |
The U.S. Navy said the dummy bombs that struck a Malaysian-registered cargo vessel, injuring one cre
Maritime
AIRBORNE IMPORTS TAKE OFF IN TAIWAN
James Mcgregor |
Air freight imports to Taiwan increased almost 50 percent in the first six months of this year compa
Air Cargo
WORLD TODAY
JOC Staff |
Judge Orders Trial Over Disputed DecimalNEW YORK - United States Lines won the opening round
USX PROFITS SHARPLY HIGHER
(Ap) |
USX Corp., buoyed by streamlined steel operations and rising crude oil prices, posted sharply higher
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
American Life Gets Go-ahead in S. KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - American Life Insurance Co. has
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
NASA, 35th annual experimental aircraft association fly-in convention, July 31-Aug. 7, Oshkosh, Wis.
Air Cargo
THREAT ENDS TALKS AT MACK OUTLOOK DIM FOR SETTLEMENT
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Arbitration proceedings between Mack Trucks Inc. and the United Auto Workers broke off abruptly Tues
PRIMERICA REPORTS EARNINGS BOOST
JOC Staff |
Primerica Corp. said its earnings from continuing operations rose strongly for the second quarter.
TRUCK DRIVER SHORTAGE REPORTED AT CRISIS STAGE IN SOME AREAS
Leo Abruzzese |
Low pay and brutal working conditions are creating a truck driver shortage that is disrupting large
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS, AIRBUS COLLABORATION CONSIDERED UNLIKELY
Edwin Unsworth |
Collaboration between McDonnell Douglas and the European Airbus Industrie consortium on building the
Air Cargo
CUOMO INKS VARIETY OF INSURANCE LAWS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
A wide scope of state insurance legislation that ranges from health coverage for drug abusers to new
STATE FARM CHIEF DIES OF CANCER
(Ap) |
Roland F. Marston, chairman of the State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., died at the age of 63
MALPRACTICE POOLS FACE WOES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Five out of the nation's 10 medical malpractice joint underwriting associations are running out of m
GOVERNMENT SAFETY AGENCY SLAPS ELECTRIC BOAT WITH $615,000 FINE
C.A. Carpenter |
The Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corp. was slapped with a proposed $615,000 fine Wedne
PERSIAN GULF CRISIS REACTIVATES TIME-TESTED BRAND OF MINE WAR
James Nolan |
It's easy for either Iran or Iraq to lay underwater mines throughout the shallow Persian Gulf. And i
LIFE INSURERS DEBATE JUNK BOND INVESTMENTS
Leah R. Young |
Two insurance company executives led a heated debate over the wisdom of life insurance company inves
AUTO RATES WILL CLIMB WITH THE SPEED LIMIT
(Ap) |
Auto insurance rates will have to rise an estimated 10 percent in states that have adopted the new 6
SOME PRACTICAL ADVICE ON NAMING BENEFICIARIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Naming a spouse as the sole beneficiary of a life insurance policy may be the common practice, but i
THAI DROUGHT MAY HIT CORN OUTPUT
(Ap) |
A three-week-old drought has raised fears of heavy damage to Thailand's corn crop, the Bangkok Post
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Foreign Producers Of Granite TargetedA group of U.S. granite producers and fabricators asked
Maritime
SECOND POLICY ON EMBASSY MAY EXIST
Russ Banham |
Possible existence of a second insurance policy covering the bugged" U.S. Embassy in Moscow has come
EC DROPS AUTO PLANT INQUIRY
(Ap) |
The European Community Commission Wednesday called off an investigation into the financing of a $1 b
Maritime
HONG KONG TOY SHOWS BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY
P.T. Bangsberg |
The timing of rival toy exhibitions to be held in Hong Kong is likely to cause confusion and logisti
Maritime
FORD MOVE SEEN AS SOURCING SHIFT
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Flexibility appears to be the key to a Ford Motor Co. plan to begin building its popular Brazilian-m
Trucking News
THREE COMPANIES FORM INTRASTATE GAS PIPELINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Entex Inc., Texas Eastern Corp. and Teco Pipeline Co. have formed San Jacinto Gas Transmission Co.,
TRANSPORT EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Boeing Earnings Drop in Quarter SEATTLE - Boeing Co. reported that its second-quarter earnin
Trucking News
FORD 'CARGO' LINE STAYING IN BRAZIL
Journal of Commerce Special |
Reports that Ford Motor Co. is considering producing its 'Cargo' line of trucks in the United States
Trucking News
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
The July 27 edition incorrectly reported profit figures for Potomac Electric Power Co. The company r
TAIWAN POWER TO SEEK US BIDS FOR COAL PROJECT
Andrea Chancellor |
Taiwan Power Co. will ask for bids starting next month for coal barge unloaders, conveyors, stackers
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
July 28 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
BRITISH COAL PUSHES MINERS ON FLEXIBLE WORK PRACTICES
Edwin Unsworth |
State-owned British Coal has threatened to halt further investment in new coal projects unless miner
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
973.0 (July 28) Previous day - 974.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Allegheny Power Has Mixed Earnings ReportAllegheny Power System Inc. reported earnings for t
THYSSEN DENIES TALK OF MERGER
Erich E. Toll |
Thyssen AG denied press reports Tuesday that its shipbuilding subsidiary Thyssen Nordseewerke is pla
Maritime
BAY ANCHORAGE MAY BE RELOCATED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Coast Guard proposed doing away with the existing southern Tampa Bay, Fla., shipping fairway anc
Maritime
APACHE SETS FLOOR FOR GAS PRICES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Apache Corp. announced that it would not sell natural gas for less than $1.25 a thousand cubic feet.
MANILA CONSIDERS REPUDIATION OF PART OF ITS OVERSEAS DEBT
Cristina Lee |
President Corazon Aquino's unusually strong criticism of foreign creditors triggered Filipino legisl
STATES EYE INDUSTRY FUNDS TO HELP CLEAN UP HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES
Charles Thurston |
A squadron of environmental lawyers is moving into New York State offices with a single aim in mind
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