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RE-REGULATION COULD DERAIL PROGRESS OF FREIGHT LINES
Tom Belden |
The nation's freight railroads could suffer serious economic hardship if Congress re-regulates the i
Rail News
INVENTORIES OF GASOLINE, DISTILLATE UP SLIGHTLY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Gasoline and distillate oil inventories edged up last week, according to the latest supply bulletin
ROADWAY SERVICE EARNINGS FALL AKRON, OHIO
JOC Staff |
Roadway Services Inc.'s second quarter earnings fell to $10 million, or 25 cents a share, from $17.6
Trucking News
POSTAL BOARD ADOPTS ETHICS CODE
(Ap) |
After more than a year of investigations that saw the vice chairman sentenced to prison and the past
Trucking News
ONE MORE TRASH PROBLEM DISPOSED OF IN NORTH NJ
Gregory S. Johnson |
A second county in Northern New Jersey is about to have its garbage problems solved by shipping its
Trucking News
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Transportation Research Board, 12th Annual Summer Conference on Ports, Waterways, Intermodal Termina
Trucking News
BENDIX CORP. PLANS TO ENTER ANTI-LOCK MART
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Bendix Corp. plans to enter the budding anti-lock brake market with U.S. production of a system desi
Trucking News
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
919.5 (July 8) Previous day - 911.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lon
Maritime
CHINA ISSUES DAYA BAY PERMIT
(Ap) |
The Chinese government has issued a permit for construction to begin on the controversial Daya Bay n
COASTAL PROFITS UNDER TOUGH LEADER OSCAR WYATT'S AGGRESSIVE MANAGEMENT STYLE IS KEY TO SUCCESS
Gary Taylor |
Last year when Texas Business Magazine drew up its list of the decade's ''toughest" business executi
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
July 8 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
DECLINING BIRTHRATES MAY YIELD ECONOMIC DISRUPTIONS IN 'WEST'
(Ap) |
The industrialized nations are facing such low birthrates that major economic disruptions could resu
Maritime
DATA SYSTEM TO BE TESTED IN HONG KONG
P.T. Bangsberg |
The first local test in Asia of electronic data interchange of trade documents will be conducted her
Maritime
TOSHIBA OFFERS TO WITHDRAW STAR WARS BID
A.E. Cullison |
Toshiba Corp. said it is prepared to withdraw its bid to participate in the Reagan administration's
Maritime
CLOTHING MAKERS SET MANUFACTURING DEAL
JOC Staff |
Hickey-Freeman Co. has reached an agreement to manufacture men's suits for Gieves & Hawkes Ltd., a m
Maritime
FRENCH GROW LESS HOSTILE TO BUSINESS AND WEALTH
Howard Schissel |
French public opinion has an ambiguous attitude toward Reaganomics: polls taken in 1986 showed that
CANADIANS BUBBLE AT CHAMPAGNE RULING
(Ap) |
Canadian winemakers popped champagne corks to celebrate an Ontario Supreme Court ruling that Canadia
Maritime
STRONG GERMAN ECONOMY SEEN RESULT OF HARD WORK
Erich E. Toll |
The West German government is cutting taxes and has deregulated somewhat, in line with the United St
Maritime
NEW UNIT TO HANDLE GASOLINE GROWTH
Journal of Commerce Special |
Coastal Corp. plans to become a major player in the gasoline marketing business. It recently
BELGIUM WHITTLING AWAY AT BUDGET DEFICIT, TAXES
Bruce Barnard |
Belgium is making steady progress in tackling its two biggest economic problems - a huge budget defi
DUTCH AUSTERITY PLAN PAYS OFF
Bruce Barnard |
The Netherlands is in the fifth year of a far-reaching austerity program aimed at adjusting the econ
USSR NOT LIKELY TO CHANGE ITS MIND ON MARKET REFORMS
Rose A. Horowitz |
Important changes in the Soviet economy already have momentum and probably won't be reversed, severa
THATCHER REVOLUTION MAKES MARK
Janet Porter |
No longer is money a dirty word. No longer are high flyers embarrassed to admit how much they are ea
NUCLEAR BILL ALLOWS DEFENSE COSTS
Leah R. Young |
Persistent lobbying by nuclear insurers and utilities paid off Wednesday as the House Energy and Com
REGULATION BILL MOVES IN CALIFORNIA
(Ap) |
Amid stiff opposition from consumer groups, a hard-fought bill to regulate California's lucrative in
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Hartford Steam Unit Finishes Rexnord BuyHARTFORD, Conn. - Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection a
FEW FIRMS HAVE AIDS PLAN
(Ap) |
Fewer than 20 percent of major U.S. corporations questioned in a survey said they have policies to h
CATASTROPHIC WEATHER LOSSES FALL
Russ Banham |
The property insurance business, currently the most lucrative part of the industry, even has Mother
SELF-INSURANCE BEATS PRAYER
(Ap) |
Even prayer couldn't reduce rapidly escalating liability insurance premiums for about 1,000 Roman Ca
NEW COMPANY FACES OBSTACLES IN MASSACHUSETTS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
A former Massachusetts insurance commissioner faces a number of questions before his proposed new in
EXECUTIVES SAY PHILIPPINES IMPROVES
Richard Gourlay |
The climate for investment in the Philippines is improving, visiting businessmen from 15 of Japan's
BANKS TOLD TO AVOID DEBT SWAPS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The influential Group of 30 research organization is waving warning flags about use of the swap mark
ON THE MOVE KERR AGENCY TAPS ABELLO FOR PRESIDENT
Staff Report |
Kerr Steamship Co., a large shipping agent, said Oscar J. Abello, 47, chief operating officer and ex
BUSINESS ATTACKS ECONOMIC POLICY OF DE LA MADRID
William A. Orme Jr. |
Just three months before he names his successor, President Miguel de la Madrid's economic strategy i
REAGAN TAKES BUDGET BATTLE ON THE ROAD
(Ap) |
President Reagan, taking his tax-and-spend battle with Congress on the road, asserted that his admin
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS President Reagan takes budget battle on the road. Page 2AFINANCIALNine
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
Report Says Producers Back $20 Oil for '87There is a "strong tendency" within the world oil
USL NAMES NEW PRESIDENT, MUST BUY OUT HILTZHEIMER
James Nolan |
United States Lines has a new boss. But the financially destitute steamship company must still buy o
PLANT CLOSING NOTIFICATION MOVES TOWARD SENATE VOTE
Keith M. Rockwell |
The Senate moved close to a vote Wednesday on a trade bill amendment that would require companies to
TRUCK LINES SET MINIMUM CHARGE TO REDUCE IMPACT OF DISCOUNTING
Leo Abruzzese |
Last month, one of the nation's largest trucking companies picked up eight cartons of running shoes
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