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ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Natural Gas Prices Decline for JuneThe Natural Gas Clearinghouse Inc. reported that spot nat
FEDNAV'S FUTURE HAZY AFTER SALE TO MSC
Robert F. Morison |
The Navy's purchase of two roll-on roll-off vessels from Fednav (USA) Inc. puts the future of that t
Maritime
NAVY ADDS 9 SHIPS TO RESERVE FLEET
Robert F. Morison |
The Navy bought nine more merchant ships for its standby, ready reserve of merchant-type vessels, br
Maritime
SUPREME COURT RULES LABOR CAN'T APPEAL CREW USE DISPUTE
Leo Abruzzese |
The Supreme Court said rail labor unions did not have the right to appeal a controversial Interstate
Rail News
GROUP PRESSES FMC TO RECONSIDER RULES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America wants the Federal Maritime Commissi
Maritime
HOW TO QUAKE-PROOF COMPUTERS
(Ap) |
Here are some recommendations on how businesses can protect their computersfrom earthquake d
Maritime
CARIBBEAN SHIPPERS UNITE
Canute James |
Shipping conferences seeking changes in rates for moving cargo out of the Caribbean will be negotiat
Maritime
RAIL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Santa Fe Employees Get Lump-Sum OfferSanta Fe Railway has sent letters to the homes of nearl
Rail News
SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL PERIL MINIMIZED
Leo Abruzzese |
Transportation of spent nuclear fuel by truck and rail poses a much smaller risk to public safety th
Rail News
C&NW SHUFFLES OFF SECOND BRANCH LINE
Gregory S. Johnson |
Chicago & Northwestern Transportation Corp. announced the second of what probably will be a series o
Rail News
NAVY PACT REVIVES AIRSHIP PARTNERSHIP
Edwin Unsworth |
A $170 million contract awarded by the U.S. Navy to Westinghouse-Airship Industries Inc. to provide
Air Cargo
CONTROLLERS SEEM READY TO UNIONIZE
(Ap) |
Six years after a strike by air traffic controllers led to their firing by President Reagan, the new
Air Cargo
UK STRIKE DELAYS AIR, SEA TRAVELERS
(Ap) |
Thousands of airline passengers suffered delays and cancellations Monday as air traffic control assi
Air Cargo
COURT TO TEST RULING ON TWA UNION DUES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge by Trans World Airlines of a lower court ruling requiri
Air Cargo
AIR MIDWEST EXPECTS TO GET BACK ON TRACK
Tom Green |
Air Midwest grounded one-third of its fleet and canceled about 20 percent of its scheduled flights F
Air Cargo
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT BUSINESS SEEN BOOMING
Charles Thurston |
The number of states requiring environmental audits of industrial property prior to sale is expected
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
FAA Nominee Offers Aviation BackgroundIn choosing a new federal aviation administrator, Pres
Air Cargo
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Vista Chemical to Hike Flexible PVC PricesVista Chemical Co. announced that it is increasing
CHEMICAL MARKETS WITCO UNIT INCREASES PEROXIDE PRICES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Argus division of Witco Corp. is increasing prices for benzoyl peroxide and other selected peroxide
BILOXI GIVEN NOD TO DOCK CASINO SHIP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A Panamanian cruise ship with casino gambling on board soon may be calling the Mississippi Gulf Coas
Maritime
NY GROUP NAMES INVENTOR OF YEAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Leo H. Sternbach, Ph.D., former director of medicinal chemistry at Hoffmann- La Roche Inc., was name
YUGOSLAVIAN LINE IS 40 YEARS OLD
Joseph Bonney |
Jugolinija, the Yugoslavian line, is a government-owned company that doesn't act like one. T
Maritime
REVISED REPORT ON COAL PAINTS BRIGHTER PICTURE
Tim Sansbury |
A coal industry advisory group substantially revised an earlier estimate that low oil prices could c
FMC ASKED TO RESOLVE ALA. DISPUTE
ROBERT F. MORISON Journal of Commerce Staff |
Three stevedoring companies and five insurance companies want the Federal Maritime Commission to ste
Maritime
ACADEMY ALTERS CRUISE POLICIES
Journal of Commerce Special |
Kenneth Curtis, Maine Maritime Academy president, is flying almost as much as he's sailing on the ac
Maritime
CORRECTION CLARIFICATION
JOC Staff |
A dredging project that began last week in Baltimore was the first within the port area that was par
Maritime
GREECE HOPES TO IMPORT NATURAL GAS INSTEAD OF OIL
Victor Walker |
The Greek government proposes to buy natural gas from the Soviet Union and Algeria, as part of its p
COURT UPHOLDS MISS. TAX RULING
(Ap) |
The rights of Claiborne County, Miss., residents were not violated by a state referendum dividing th
HIGH COURT REJECTS ACID RAIN BID
(Ap) |
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to force the Reagan administration to adopt rules for reduc
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Petrobras to Set Up London-Based UnitRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - The Brazilian state oil compan
IOWA BANKER-FARMER MAKES FRIENDS IN USSR
(Ap) |
He's a farm boy who knows plenty about hogs and harvests, cattle and corn, life on the land. And whe
Maritime
BECHTEL GROUP ADOPTS AN EGYPTIAN APPROACH
John Davies |
Lower oil prices and currency problems are making it more difficult to do business in Egypt, but com
Maritime
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan Seeks Partners For Genetics ProjectVENICE, Italy - Japan is using the economic summit
TRADE MISSIONS
JOC Staff |
The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc
Maritime
JAPAN VOWS DRIVE TO GET ALL US SANCTIONS LIFTED
Janet Porter |
Japan will do everything it can to make possible the lifting of all U.S. sanctions against Japanese
CRUISE BUG IS BITING, BUT SHIPOWNERS LOVE IT
Bruce Barnard |
Shipowners, jockeying for position in one of the few expanding sectors of the maritime industry, are
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
JOC Staff |
WORLD BANK MOROCCO - $60 million to improve the nation's water supply system and $60 million
Maritime
NO ECONOMIES AT THE SUMMIT
Janet Porter |
Forget about the economic summit. What about the economics of the summit? No one is prepared
NEGOTIATORS CONFIDENT ON NMU AGREEMENT
Chris Dupin |
Contract negotiations between the National Maritime Union and its employers are coming down to the w
GINNIE MAES CAN'T ESCAPE STATE TAXES
Leah R. Young |
Insurance companies and other financial services corporations are liable for state taxes on Governme
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