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RAIL FREIGHT TRAFFIC AHEAD OF FORECASTS
Lawrence Kaufman |
Railroad freight traffic is far more robust than was forecast earlier in the year. For the four wee
Rail News
RAIL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
NY Train Collision Causes 1-Hour DelayTwo Metro-North trains sideswiped just outside Grand C
Rail News
MD. GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES PLAN TO BOOST CARGO AT BALTIMORE
Rose A. Horowitz |
Maryland Gov. Donald Schaefer announced a plan to handle more cargo at the port of Baltimore and imp
Maritime
GENIX RE-EVALUATES MARKETING STRATEGY
Kevin D. Thompson |
Genix Software Inc. said shifting market trends in the transportation industry have prodded the comp
Rail News
BOX SHIP SERVICE SET
Chris Dupin |
A new company called Milwaukee Liner Service will begin operating a containership liner service betw
Maritime
VIKING DIVISION TO PUSH FOR RETAIL CUSTOMERS
Andrea Chancellor |
Viking Freight Inc. said its truckload division will start putting emphasis on retailers and look fo
Trucking News
US SALES TO HONG KONG PICK UP
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Air and ocean carriers in the trans-Pacific trades confirm that a trend toward increased U.S. export
TRUCKING BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Gelco TIP Trailer Firm Opens 2 New FacilitiesBALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Gelco TIP Trailer Leasing ha
Trucking News
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL TO REORGANIZE UNITS
Leo Abruzzese |
Ryder Truck Rental Inc. said it will reorganize its contract carrier freight- hauling companies und
Trucking News
ANALYST SAYS CHRYSLER FINE WON'T HURT SALES
(Ap) |
Chrysler Corp. turned an indictment on odometer-fraud charges to its advantage, and probably won't s
UNION TO EXPAND REGISTRATION ROLLS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union will register 450 additional dockworkers t
Maritime
SENATE PASSES TRADE BILL RIDER CURBING MULTILATERAL LENDERS
Keith Rockwell |
The Senate Tuesday approved a trade bill amendment which would block multilateral lending agencies f
KOREA PATENT LAW MAY AID US FIRMS
Charles Thurston |
The Korean government established a patent protection law on July 1 that should allow U.S. companies
COMMISSIONERS KEY TO ANTITRUST BATTLE
Chicago Tribune |
A simmering antitrust battle is moving to the front burner on Capitol Hill, and the man who may cont
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS The absence of an investment treaty with the United States was reported partly
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Taiwan Votes to Lift Martial LawTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's top lawmaking body unanimously app
BOMBS DON'T BUG THIS AUSTRALIAN ECHIDNA
Craig Dunlap |
Able to climb steep stairways with a slow steady movement, more powerful than a "G.I. Joe" armored p
JAPANESE WARNED ON SALES TO E. BLOC
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's minister of international trade and industry warned business executives that they must stric
FIREMAN'S PLANS TO FUND NEW MASS. AUTO INSURER
TOM McNIFF Jr. Journal of Commerce Staff |
In a surprise move, Fireman's Fund Corp., which announced last week its intention of pulling all its
REAGAN SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN DRAWS SUPPORT, OPPOSITION
Tim Neale |
The Reagan administration has unveiled its long-awaited plan for reforming the ship operating subsid
UK BANK RAISES DEBT PROVISIONS MIDLAND'S EXPOSURE TO 3RD WORLD DEBT GREATEST IN BRITAIN
Janet Porter |
Midland Bank, one of the big four British banking groups, has sharply increased Third World debt pro
HONG KONG HUNGRY FOR US PRODUCTS
Noel Fletcher |
An upswing in interest for American-made products has U.S. Foreign Commercial Service officers here
ABSENCE OF US TREATY BLAMED FOR SLOW INVESTMENTS IN MANILA
Rosalind Rachid |
The lack of an investment treaty with the United States and the failure of the Aquino government to
FLA. MALPRACTICE CRISIS: NO QUICK-FIX SOLUTION
(Ap) |
Medical officials said Monday they do not believe a medical malpractice insurance crunch was to blam
FRAUD ALLEGATION LED TO PROBE OF CHRYSLER
(Ap) |
An allegation of fraudulent unemployment insurance claims led the Labor Department to an investigati
SCANLAN REMOVAL UNDER FIRE
Rose A. Horowitz |
Shipping executives were shocked at the removal last week of Francis A. Scanlan as chairman of the D
Maritime
WALLENIUS DEALS WORTH $56 MILLION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Wallenius Rederierna (Wallenius Lines) has secured two major contracts for its fleet of car carriers
Maritime
COMMISSION TO FORM INDUSTRY ADVISORY BODY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission announced it intends to form a committee of industry representatives
Maritime
AGENCY PROFILES TRENDS IN WASTE MANAGEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a report last week that provides an overview of curr
ASBESTOS TRIALS TO SET PRECEDENT
Rose Horowitz |
AND THE ENVELOPE please? The federal judge handling the more than 1,500 asbestos-related claims file
Maritime
BOOK REVIEWS ROLE OF CHEMICALS IN NUCLEAR WEAPONS INDUSTRY
Charles Thurston |
A ground-breaking reference work on the U.S. nuclear arms industry was recently released by Washingt
PLASTICS CORNER FENCE COULD BLOCK CHEMICAL VAPORS
(Ap) |
A test to determine whether a fabric fence composed of heavy-woven fiberglass designed to hold back
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Glycerine Production Declined During MayNEW YORK Production of crude glycerine (including s
THIS TOBACCO HAZARDOUS TO BUGS
(Ap) |
Belgian researchers have produced a genetically engineered strain of tobacco that resists a leaf-eat
MARITIME BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
Dutch Group in Kuwait To Sell MinesweepersTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The Dutch Navy and a ship
Maritime
SPANISH TANKER VICTIM OF ATTACK BY IRANIANS IN INFLATABLE BOATS
(Ap) |
Five Iranian rubber boats powered by outboard motors attacked a Spanish supertanker last week, punch
Maritime
US WARSHIP SEEN CRUISING ATTACK ZONE
JOC Staff |
U.S. Navy ships are cruising the whole Persian Gulf, including the northern off-limits zone declared
Maritime
ARGENTINA TO UPGRADE GRAIN PORT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Argentina will move to revive activity at its Santa Fe Parana River grain port under an agreement si
Maritime
FRANCE TO ASSIST SHIPPING GROUPS
Howard Schissel |
The French government is to grant financial aid to French shipping companies seeking to reorganize a
Maritime
ARCTIC MILITARY BUILDUP SEEN BOOST FOR CANADA
(Ap) |
The government's proposed military buildup in the arctic will help Canada shed its image as a U.S. "
Maritime
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