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CALIF. DELAYS RULING ON SEA OTTER COLONY
(Ap) |
The state Fish and Game Commission is delaying until July 6 a ruling on a proposal to start a new se
Maritime
JAPAN, USSR AGREE ON TRADE
(Ap) |
Japan and the Soviet Union ended two days of trade and economic consultations Thursday with agreemen
Maritime
EC'S DE CLERCQ PROMISES RETALIATION
Janet Porter |
Willy de Clercq is adamant that the European Community is determined to retaliate against the United
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Despite Riots, S. Korea Prepares for OlympicsNICOSIA, Cyprus - Rioting in South Korea has no
Maritime
LEMON ACREAGE SQUEEZE FORECAST IN THE WEST
(Ap) |
Acreage in bearing lemons will decrease sharply in California and Arizona by the early 1990s, then w
Maritime
AFRICA'S ADVENTURES IN PRIVATIZATION
Howard Schissel |
Togo, a small West African country sandwiched in between Ghana and Benin, isspearheading the
Maritime
PERU IN POLITICAL VACUUM
Barbara Durr |
President Alan Garcia has delayed the announcement of a new cabinet, leaving Peru in a political vac
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
EC Consumer Prices Up Only 0.2 percent in MayBRUSSELS, Belgium - Inflation in the 12-nation
Maritime
JAPAN AND USSR AGREE ON TRADE
(Ap) |
Japan and the Soviet Union ended two days of trade and economic consultations Thursday with agreemen
Maritime
EC'S DE CLERCQ PROMISES RETALIATION
Janet Porter |
Willy de Clercq is adamant that the European Community is determined to retaliate against the United
Maritime
ST. LUCIA NOW OFFERS MORE THAN BANANAS
Barbara Cornell |
Tiny Caribbean nations cannot live by bananas alone. St. Lucia learned the hard way when Hur
Maritime
CALIF. OKS WORKERS COMP RATE HIKE
JOC Staff |
In an order that will take effect July 1, the California Insurance Department this week approved a 6
THE GILROY GARLIC FESTIVAL - BREATHTAKING
Maureen Robb |
Garlic lovers from around the world will converge on the town of Gilroy, Calif., in July to celebrat
BILL GIVES SMALL BUSINESS A BREAK
Leah R. Young |
Two members of the congressional tax writing committees introduced legislation Thursday to provide s
NATIONAL FOOD COST SURVEY OFFERS SMORGASBORD OF PRICE RANGES
(Ap) |
Shoppers in Tampa have to hand over less money when they go to the grocery store than people in 17 o
96 PERCENT ACCEPT LLOYD'S PCW OFFER
Edwin Unsworth |
Lloyd's of London said Wednesday that 96 percent of the 1,547 worst-affected members of the troubled
NEW YORK STATE'S JOBLESS RATE FALLS
JOC Staff |
New York's unemployment rate in May dropped by 0.2 percentage points to 4.6 percent, the lowest rate
HOME TO ACQUIRE GRUNTAL FINANCIAL
C.A. Carpenter |
Home Group Inc. said it agreed to acquire Gruntal Financial Corp. for $145 million in cash in a deal
WHITE HOUSE HEALTH PLAN CRITICIZED AS A BAILOUT
Leah R. Young |
The Reagan administration is pushing for integration of Medicare and employer-sponsored retiree heal
CALIF. TO END ADVISORY RATE SETTING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The California Insurance Department issued an unprecedented" ruling Thursday triggering a major chan
RUSS BANHAM'S INSIDE TALK ON INSURANCE
Russ Banham |
THE NAIC's summer session in Chicago is wrapping up today amid much speculation about why the federa
LILCO EXECUTIVE CLAIMS COGENERATION BILL COSTLY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Legislation to encourage the construction of cogeneration plants on Long Island would cost ratepayer
LEGISLATION TRIMS LIST OF AUSTRALIAN BROKERS
Vincent W. Stove |
The number of insurance brokers in Australia has decreased dramatically over the past two years, and
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Aegon Acquires Spanish InsurerTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - Aegon Insurance Group said it has acq
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
June 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
NYMEX LAUNCHES TRADING IN HEATING OIL OPTIONS
John Maggs |
The New York Mercantile Exchange launches trading in heating oil options today but brokers and analy
CERAMIC ENGINES SEEN BOOSTING MILEAGE
(Ap) |
Dramatic fuel-efficiency gains for cars - to 60 to 75 miles a gallon - are coming with the maturing
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Germany to Ban Lead In Regular GasolineBONN, West Germany - The West German government clear
OPEC CHIEF HITS PROPOSAL TO CUT IMPORTS
(Ap) |
U.S. congressional proposals to give import protection to domestic oil producers could, if enacted,
FERC PLANS NEW OPEN ACCESS ORDER
Dallas Morning News |
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, ostensibly the loser in an appellate court ruling that ove
MITCHELL ENERGY HIKES SPENDING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. is increasing its capital spending by about $10 million, chairma
ANADARKO TO END PANHANDLE PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. said it will break a contract Aug. 12 with Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. o
MOBIL OIL UPGRADES REFINERY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobil Oil Co.'s West German unit is conducting a modernization, conversion and debottlenecking progr
COURTS SEEN BLOCKING MAINE YANKEE SHUTDOWN
(Ap) |
If voters approve a shutdown of the Maine Yankee nuclear power plant, the federal courts are likely
LOST: ONE SUPERCONDUCTOR, WORKS AT ROOM TEMPERATURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Marvin Cohen, a University of California theorist who had suggested possible materials Dr. Zettl mig
LETTER BOOSTS BONDS FOR SEABROOK OWNER
(Ap) |
A letter from a Reagan administration official helped reverse a slide in prices for bonds issued by
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
FEMA Says Penalties Weren't Serious OptionA top official at the Federal Emergency Management
JAPANESE PRICE ACCORD ELUDES PITTSTON NEGOTIATORS
Tim Sansbury |
Pittston Coal Export Corp. officials left Tokyo this week after again failing to reach a contract ag
CALIF. VINTNERS PLAY SHOW & TASTE IN FRANCE
Chris Sherman |
California wine makers arrived here in the international capital of wine this week, determined to gi
Maritime
WEEKLY COAL EXPORTS
JOC Staff |
Week of April 26-May 2, 1987 This is a compilation of U.S. coal exports for the week. It is
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