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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
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Flying Tigers Contends Its Plane on Right PathA Flying Tigers Boeing 747 cargo plane that co
Air Cargo
SWEDISH AIRLINER STRAYS, LANDS AT UNMANNED STRIP
(Ap) |
A domestic airliner carrying 42 passengers landed 35 miles short of its scheduled destination on a s
Air Cargo
SOME AIRPORTS LIKELY TO LOSE COMMUTER SUBSIDY PAY-OUTS
(Ap) |
Commuter airline subsidies are almost certain to be extended this year despite renewed Reagan admini
Air Cargo
AGENCY REQUIRES SWITCH COVERS ON 757S, 767S
Dave Higdon |
Before the end of this week, airlines flying some Boeing 757 and all 767 jets must install a switch
Air Cargo
ALLDERS TRIPLES SALES AT VANCOUVER AIRPORT
Mark Wilson |
In less than two years, a British-controlled company has tripled sales of duty-free goods at Vancouv
Air Cargo
TRUCK-TRAIN CRASH TOLL IN ZAIRE RISES TO 128
(Ap) |
Three victims of a truck-train collision were buried Monday, bringing the death toll to 128 in one o
Rail News
BOMBER UNOFFICIALLY SETS RECORD
(Ap) |
A B-1B bomber - called heavy, clumsy and leaky by critics - unofficially set new aviation records th
Air Cargo
NEW SERVICE SURVEYS USE OF YELLOW PAGES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Survey Sampling Inc. announced the first independent audience measurement service for Yellow Pages.<
'CHUNNEL' SHARES MAY BE OFFERED TO JAPANESE
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese investors will be provided the opportunity to purchase shares in the joint Anglo-French pro
Rail News
TRUCKING BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Nissan Diesel Involved In Student ProgramDALLAS, Texas - Nissan Diesel America Inc. said it
Trucking News
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Analyst Says BN Stock Good Despite EarningsBurlington Northern Inc., parent of the Burlingto
Rail News
MEXICAN TRAIN-HOPPERS NOT DETERRED BY DISASTER
(Ap) |
Illegal aliens from Mexico continued to pour through the railyards here as the Mexican government ma
Rail News
TAX WRITERS LOOK FOR $19 BILLION IN REVENUE
John Boyd |
The House Ways and Means Committee today begins a painful public search for the new taxes required b
MANILA WOOS JAPAN
(Ap) |
The Philippine trade secretary urged a Japanese economic delegation to expand trade and investment h
WANTED: GAS STATION WORKERS
(Ap) |
Dodging wayward trucks has become almost routine for workers at the Exxon gas station here, where li
Trucking News
PHILIPPINES LAGS IN PRIVATZATION MOVES
Richard Gourlay |
Pledges by President Corazon Aquino to get government out of business seem to have run into a brick
WEEKLY TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
JOC Staff |
The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc
Trucking News
OPPOSITION CRITICIZES PERU PLAN
Barbara Durr |
The reaction to President Alan Garcia's new economic measures, announced Sunday night, has been larg
MORTGAGE RATES SLOW THEIR CLIMB
(Ap) |
Home mortgage interest rates increased for the third consecutive month in June, but the rate of incr
GREENWICH SITE CHOSEN FOR TRUCK WEIGH STATION
(Ap) |
A permanent truck weigh station will be built at the former site of a Greenwich toll plaza on Inters
Trucking News
US CARRIERS COULD DOMINATE CANADA UNDER DEREGULATION
Andrew Tausz |
The battle over the 49th parallel is the last big fight left for Canadian motor carriers. On
Trucking News
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS OF US FIRMS TAKING TOLL ON RETIREES' BENEFITS
(Ap) |
When Allis-Chalmers Corp. sought bankruptcy court protection this week, the once-mighty manufacturer
RATE PRESSURE HITS CAROLINA FREIGHT CORP.
Leo Abruzzese |
Fierce freight rate discounting and slow tonnage growth sent Carolina Freight Corp.'s second quarter
MANY QUESTION FEASIBILITY OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORT PLAN
Keith M. Rockwell |
The agricultural export plan unveiled by the Reagan administration Monday met skepticism on Capitol
GENERAL ELECTRIC TO PAY FOR REPAIRS
Journal of Commerce Special |
General Electric Co. will pay Taiwan's state-owned electrical utility US$75 mil lion for repairing a
LEADERS IN CARIBBEAN WARM TO US INITIATIVE PROPOSED CHANGES TEMPER CRITICISM
Canute James |
After three years of criticizing the U.S. trade program known as the Caribbean Basin Initiative, som
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