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BUNKERING TO RETURN TO COOS BAY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Barring any last minute delays, bunkering service will start in about two weeks at the port of Coos
TEXACO, PENNZOIL ATTORNEYS PREPARE (LEGAL) BATTLE PLANS
(Ap) |
Attorneys for Pennzoil Co. and Texaco Inc. are preparing for next week's appeals hearing in the cont
FIRM STARTS ENERGY HOLDING COMPANY
Dallas Morning News |
The former chairman of Conoco Inc. said he will head a new Dallas-based energy holding company estab
AMEX TO DROP GALAXY OIL STOCK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Galaxy Oil Co. said it has consented to the removal of its common stock and 9 percent convertible su
GROUP STUDIES CANADIAN PLANT FOR FUEL ADDITIVE
Brian Lewis |
Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co. Ltd., of Vancouver is part of an international consortium which is stud
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Distributors, China Agree on PriceMajor Japanese petroleum distributors, including
NIGERIA AIMS FOR NET EXPORTS OF OIL PRODUCTS
Howard Schissel |
Nigeria, Africa's top oil producer, is planning to become a net exporter of oil products as the nati
IMPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
USDA Approves Entry Of Italian HamA certain type of uncooked Italian ham has been approved f
Maritime
BATH PROVES FRUITFUL ALTERNATIVE
(Ap) |
Importers of tropical fruit take heart: A simple hot bath at 115.5 degrees Fahrenheit will take care
Maritime
OAKLAND LANDS SENATOR LINE
John Davies |
A new round-the-world containership line will make the port of Oakland its first inbound call, boost
Maritime
BEWARE OF FASHIONS MADE FROM ENDANGERED SPECIES
(Ap) |
Shoppers who purchase a pair of crocodile shoes may be stepping unknowingly into an international sm
Maritime
PALM BEACH WINS FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The port of Palm Beach District and the Palm Beach Trade Center Development Corp. said the U.S. Comm
Maritime
MAERSK TO END VANCOUVER CALLS
Gloria Joseph |
Maersk Line is abandoning Vancouver, British Columbia, and will ship all of its Pacific Northwest ca
Maritime
GULF PORTS DISCUSS UNIFORM RATES
Marie Prat |
Gulf ports, financially bloodied by a pricing war, are trying to salve their wounds by working towar
Maritime
MOVE TO AID US FLAGS PROGRESSES IN HOUSE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The House Foreign Affairs Committee agreed Thursday to an amendment that would require cash transfer
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Waiting Time Reduced For Ships Using SuezThe Suez Canal Authority says ships now have an ext
Maritime
BALTIMORE GAI CUT REJECTED
Journal of Commerce Special |
An attempt by Baltimore waterfront management to solicit the help of local dock workers to lower gua
Maritime
FARRELL STILL WEIGHS N. ATLANTIC RE-ENTRY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Richard V. Parks, president and chief operating officer of Farrell Lines Inc., says his company is s
Maritime
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE
JOC Staff |
Catwalk Handler Feeds Drill PipeA Scottish company has introduced a catwalk pipe-handling ma
Maritime
TROUT MAKE BIG SPLASH
(Ap) |
The Chicago River, once so polluted only carp and assorted nasty sediments thrived, is making a come
Maritime
REAGAN ADVISER TOUTS COOPERATIVE R&D AS COMPETITIVE EDGE
Charles Thurston |
U.S. corporations can best maintain the competitive edge in the heated international marketplace by
GASOLINE SUPPLIES RISE AFTER WEEKS OF DECLINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
After a number of weeks of decline, gasoline inventories rose substantially, according to the Americ
SYRUP PRODUCERS FACE STICKY TIMES
(Ap) |
Spring's coming early in Vermont for the second year in a row, raising the prospect of bitter times
LINKED NY EXCHANGES AIM TO RIVAL CHICAGO
Roberta C. Yafie |
The affiliation of the New York Futures Exchange and New York Cotton Exchange will create a financia
PUBLIC SERVICE, UNION RURAL REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Public Service Co. of Colorado and Union Rural Electric Association reached a preliminary agreement
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Indian Oilseed Group Demands Import HikeNEW DELHI, India - The East India Oil Millers Associ
OUTPUT DROP EXPECTED FOR WHEAT AND GRAINS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Combined world output of wheat and coarse grains this year could fall to 1.352 million metric tons f
PLASTICS CORNER SALOMON BROS. EXPECTS APRIL PRICE HIKES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Petrochemical prices remained fairly stable in March, but plastic prices are poised for another roun
LOSSES THREATEN UTILITY'S DIVIDEND
(Ap) |
A quarterly loss of $294 million is threatening New York State Electric & Gas Corp.'s dividend, whic
CEREAL STOCKS EXPECTED TO RISE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
World cereal carryover stocks for 1986-87 will increase to 452 million metric tons, compared with an
CHEMICAL MARKETS ATOCHEM ANNOUNCES PRICE HIKE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Atochem Inc. will increase prices for thioglycolic acid effective May 1. The company's new d
OPPONENTS HIT NCA PROPOSAL ON FUEL USE ACT
Tim Sansbury |
A Fuel Use Act compromise touted by the National Coal Association doesn't do much to ensure that new
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Italy's ENI to Invest In Venezuelan ProjectsCARACAS, Venezuela - Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi,
CME UNVEILS REGULATORY PROGRAM
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange today unveiled an expanded regulatory program that includes stepping
CHEVRON STARTS WORK ON PLATFORM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Chevron U.S.A. Inc., the domestic oil and gas unit of Chevron Corp., began its long-delayed installa
EXPORTERS TOLD TO FOCUS ON COAL SHIPPING COSTS
Mark Wilson |
Most coal exporters "wave goodbye to their coal at the dock," which may be a mistake, according to a
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Company Lands Toshiba ContractPALO ALTO, Calif. - Varian Associates Inc. said it rece
Maritime
BARBIE, KEN GO TO INDIA
Neel Patri |
Barbie, the sophisticated lady doll, soon will be manufactured in India. Mattel Inc. of Hawt
Maritime
LAUNCHING SPACE CRAFT? CONSIDER QUEENSLAND
(Ap) |
For rent: space base, in remote and sparsely populated area near equator, excellent climate, ideal f
Maritime
IMPACT OF FARE WAR UNCERTAIN
(Ap) |
Airline analysts said it was too early to tell whether a fare war between Delta Air Lines and Easte
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