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SINGAPORE PRIVATIZATION NEARS
Joyce Quek |
Asia's privatization wave is lapping at Singapore's shores, with recommendation s that could have sw
TRUCK CHECK PLAN HIT FROM ALL SIDES
Michael S. Lelyveld |
A Federal Highway Administration proposal that would allow truck fleets to conduct their own safety
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Deportation Case WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear an appeal by the
SENATOR LINE WILL NOT BE 'CHEAP GUY'
Craig Dunlap |
Karl-Heinz Sager had reason to smile. The weather was Chamber of Commerce perfect, and the president
MMC CORP.'S MOTTO: SAVE A TREE, RAISE PROFITS
Mark Magnier |
MMC Corp., a Cranford, N.J.-based data-processing company, wants to reduce the tree-killing activiti
Maritime
UN PANEL PURSUES AFRICAN DEBT CURE
Rosalind Rachid |
The United Nations is working on practical" approaches to tackling the debt re payment problems and
LINE SELLS REMAINDER OF FLEET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
West India Line, which operated in the Caribbean trade, has completed its liquidation with the sale
Maritime
GENETIC ICE CREAM TESTS ADVANCE
John Davies |
When genetic engineers walk through a field of strawberries near the Sacramento River delta later th
CONRAIL FACES DECISION ON DIVERSIFICATION
David M. Cawthorne |
Diversification and management succession are just two of the big issues Consolidated Rail Corp. mus
FRANCE'S CGM CUTS LOSSES
Howard Schissel |
France's state-controlled shipping group, Compagnie Generale Maritime, or CGM, managed to trim its o
Maritime
MARAD AGAIN OFFERS 3 LNG SHIPS FOR SALE
Robert F. Morison |
The Maritime Administration has again put up for sale three liquefied natural gas tankships it took
Maritime
HIGH-TECH SYSTEM SPEEDS BRAZILIAN EXPORTS OF OJ
James Bruce |
In the cool morning hours of a Brazilian summer day, a convoy of tank trucks winds down the seacoast
HOW WILL FOSS BE SOLD?
Gloria Joseph |
As Foss Maritime Co.'s president sat in his office overlooking the Lake Washington Ship Canal, steel
Maritime
SHIPBUILDING TAKES OFF IN CHINA
JASPER BECKER Journal of Commerce Special |
This will be another good year for China's shipbuilding industry, a senior official believes.
Maritime
MOTOR VEHICLES ALL IN A ROW
JOC Staff |
Cars, trucks and vans are shown at Copenhagen's new car terminal. The facility is operated by the C
Maritime
VANCOUVER PROMOTED FOR ARBITRATION
Mark Wilson |
Growing numbers of companies are specifying Vancouver as the place to hold arbitration hearings if m
Maritime
5 SEEK LICENSES AS FORWARDERS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission received five applications for licenses to act as ocean freight forw
Maritime
TODD IN RACE FOR FOREIGN PACT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp. expects to hear soon if it will be the first U.S. shipbuilder to win a
Maritime
INDUSTRY APPLAUDS J. WELLS' LEADERSHIP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jim Wells, who recently retired as executive vice president of the New York Oil Heat Asso ciation,
ILA LAKES DISTRICT BACKS BOWERS
Alan F. Schoedel |
The Great Lakes District of the International Longshoremen's Association wound up its convention her
Maritime
MALAYSIA SCALES DOWN OIL REFINERY PROJECT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Petronas, the Malaysian state energy monopoly, plans to go ahead with a new oil refinery and petroc
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Iraq Shuffles Cabinet, Names Abdul-RahimNICOSIA, Cyprus - Issam Abdul-Rahim was appointed as
HAWAII PROTESTS CAR RATE CHANGES
Robert F. Morison |
Everyone, except the state of Hawaii, seems eager to simplify the Federal Maritime Commission's syst
Maritime
DOE TO SEEK PROPOSALS ON CLEAN COAL PROJECTS
Tim Sansbury |
Two weeks prior to a meeting between U.S. and Canadian heads of state, the Reagan administration is
GASOLINE PRICES RISE IN CALIFORNIA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Prices for unleaded regular self-service gasoline are up 0.7 cent since February to 91.8 cents a gal
PUMP PRICES UP, FURTHER HIKES SEEN
(Ap) |
Retail gasoline prices, which have fluctuated all year, rose more than a penny in the last two weeks
PENNZOIL-TEXACO SETTLEMENT SEEN
(Ap) |
The multibillion-dollar judgment awarded Pennzoil Co. in its legal battle with oil industry rival Te
PRUDHOE PRODUCES 5 BILLIONTH BARREL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Prudhoe Bay oil field, on Alaska's North Slope, this month produced its 5 billionth barrel of cr
JAMAICA MOUNTS ETHANOL EFFORT
Canute James |
State-owned Petroleum Corp. of Jamaica is building a 40-million-gallon-a-year fuel-grade ethanol pla
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
China Will Cut Price Of Steam Coal ExportsChina agreed to cut its 1987 steam coal export pri
PLASTICS CORNER HUNTSMAN TO PRODUCE POLYSTYRENE IN TAIWAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Huntsman Chemical Corp. signed an agreement with Grand Pacific Petrochemical Corp. to manufacture a
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hoechst Celanese Increases PricesHoechst Celanese Corp. announced it will increase the price
AUSTRALIAN BUREAU ISSUES COAL DATA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Australian Bureau of Resources, Geology and Geophysics in its annual survey of the metals indus
BULLET TRAIN NOT QUITE ON TRACK
(Ap) |
A delegation of Las Vegas, Nev. leaders are trying to persuade San Bernardino County officials to se
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Navistar International Recalls Trucks, BusesNavistar International Corp. said it has initiat
TRUCKING GROUP BLASTS CBS NEWS
Leo Abruzzese |
The American Trucking Associations blasted CBS News for a critical report on truck safety, calling t
WEEKLY TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
JOC Staff |
The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc
DUMP TRUCK RATE ROW IS UNDER WAY IN CANADA
Mark Wilson |
Owners of dump trucks on Canada's west coast are protesting to secure an official reduction in the
DRI STUDY FORECASTS RISE IN TRANSPORT COSTS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Higher transportation costs seem to be one of the few certainties this year in an economy that is so
TOKYO REQUESTS STRICT ADHERENCE TO CHIPS ACCORD
A.E. Cullison |
Japan's Minister of International Trade and Industry again urged representatives of 10 Japanese el
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