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PUBLIC SUPPORTS GORIA AS NEXT ITALIAN LEADER
Journal of Commerce Special |
Giovanni Goria, the Italian Christian Democrat charged with forming and then heading his country's n
GOVERNORS WARNED OF REVOLT AGAINST COSTLY FARM SUBSIDIES
JOC Staff |
Warning of a possible revolt against expensive farm subsidies, economist John Kenneth Galbraith told
NEWS SERVICE WILL USE SPACENET III
(Ap) |
The Associated Press has contracted with GTE Spacenet Corp. to provide the next generation of satell
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Social Security Study Projects 4.2 percent IncreaseThe nation's 38 million Social Security r
MACDONALD: STRENGTH IS ON HIS SIDE
Anita Schrodt |
Peter MacDonald's true Navajo name means he who clasps with strength. The chairman of the Na
ILLINOIS REVOKES LICENSE OF PACIFIC MARINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pacific Marine Insurance Co. lost its authority to do business in Illinois following a court's findi
NICOLET FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
This month, a representative of Nicolet Inc. walked into federal court in Philadelphia and filed a p
JAPAN LINKS DEBT, COMMODITIES IN PLAN TO SPUR DEVELOPMENT
Anne Meade |
Japan proposed creating new organizations to encourage the flow of new capital to developing countri
SOLDIERS TAKE OVER BOLIVIAN OIL SECTOR
(Ap) |
Soldiers took over Bolivia's petroleum plants and gas stations when workerswent on strike Mo
FARMERS TELL OIL INDUSTRY: CORN CAN DO IT BETTER
(Ap) |
U.S. corn growers say they have something better than oil wells - about two trillion little green ma
MASS. OFFICIALS BACK OFF UTILITY CONSPIRACY CLAIMS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Massachusetts officials said they are probing electricity shortages during a heat wave last Friday,
STRIKE FEARS SPUR PURCHASE OF SPOT COAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A potential miners' strike in the first quarter of next year is prompting a Florida utility to wrap
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL BUYS DYNASTY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American International Petroleum Corp. announced that it acquired Dynasty Energy Exploration and Dev
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
New England Electric Posts Hike in EarningsWESTBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Electric System
EVERY DAY IS 'SUN' DAY AT 1ST SOLAR RADIO STATION
(Ap) |
Country music lovers tune in the sun when they tune their radios to WQCT-AM in Bryan. The en
ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY UNDER FIRE
(Ap) |
The New Deal agency that brought electric power and telephone service to more than 90 percent of rur
COMANCHE PEAK OVERSEERS FACE REORGANIZATION
Dallas Morning News |
Acknowledging that mistakes were made," the top staff officer of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commiss
ANR PIPELINE CAN USE FORCE MAJEURE DEFENSE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Coastal Corp. said a Michigan court judge reversed his original decision and will permit ANR Pipelin
FARM HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF AS BETTER TIMES ARE FORECAST
(Ap) |
In 1937, as now, the government was saying times were getting better down on the farm, that the Depr
Maritime
GEORGETOWN OFFERS COURSES ON EXPORTS VIA COMPUTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Georgetown University's National Center for Export-Import Studies has started offering computer-base
Maritime
TIMBER TYCOON BUILDS WOOD PRODUCTS EMPIRE
(Ap) |
If Bruce Engel buys one more mill, he figures his 5-year-old WTD Industries Inc. will be the nation'
Maritime
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Micrognosis Plans Global RestructuringDANBURY, Conn. - Micrognosis Inc., which designs and m
Maritime
CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS PACIFIC RIM OPPORTUNITIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Recent trade tensions, political upheaval and unfulfilled business expectations will provide a backd
Maritime
CHINA TO BOOST EXPORTS OF SILK
P.T. Bangsberg |
China intends to increase silk exports to a total of 10 billion yuan (US$2.7 billion) a year by 1990
Maritime
CUSTOMS UPDATE
JOC Staff |
TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES - CORRECTIONS. 1. On page 9-30 of the TSUSA, items 948.10 and
Maritime
STANDARD BRANDS VETOES TAKEOVER
(Ap) |
Standard Brands Paint Co. said its board has rejected a $310.8 million takeover bid by a subsidiary
MORE DEALS BROKEN THAN KEPT
Journal of Commerce Special |
More Brazilian exporters broke contracts with overseas buyers during heavy domestic consumption in 1
Maritime
BRAZIL FINDS IT'S DIFFICULT TO WIN BACK EXPORT MARTS
James Bruce |
After turning its back on foreign sales last year, a large segment of the Brazilian economy is retur
Maritime
PESTICIDE WITHDRAWN PENDING HEALTH STUDY
Charles Thurston |
Dow Chemical Co. and Chevron Chemical Co. have voluntarily withdrawn cyhexatin pesticide products fr
AUSTRALIANS URGED TO IMPROVE WHEAT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Australian farmers must improve the protein levels in Australian standard white wheat or suffer a lo
Maritime
COMPAQ PROFITS MORE THAN TRIPLE
(Ap) |
Compaq Computer Corp.'s profit more than tripled in the second quarter as revenue rose 82 percent, t
UK ROLE IN GULF DEEPENS KUWAITI VESSEL WILL FLY FLAG OF GIBRALTAR
Bruce Barnard |
A Kuwaiti ship has been transferred to the register of the British dependency of Gibraltar in a move
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AVIATION British Aerospace is offering U.S. companies an opportunity to bid on subcontract w
CONTAINER RULE DISPUTE NOW 16 YEARS OLD
Bill Mongelluzzo |
When Robert A. Curry inquired in 1971 about filing a legal challenge to the West Coast's 50-mile con
UAW LAUNCHES CONTRACT TALKS WITH GM, FORD
(Ap) |
United Auto Workers Union President Owen Bieber and a General Motors Corp. vice president opened con
TWO VETERANS TO RUN COMMERCE FOR NOW OUTSIDE REPLACEMENT POSSIBLE
John Boyd |
The death of Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige leaves the department's trade policy, for now, in t
FORD TRUCK MAY SHIFT TO THE US MODEL FROM BRAZIL WOULD BE PRODUCED IN KENTUCKY FACTORY
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Some officials of Ford Motor Co. say they expect the company to begin building its popular Brazilian
REQUEST FOR AFFILIATE MAY SPOIL WORLD BANK CAPITAL INCREASE
Richard Lawrence |
The outlook for a World Bank capital increase may hinge on how Congress treats a World Bank affiliat
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
American Hospital Association meets July 27-29 in Atlanta for annual convention. For information, ca
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