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SCANLAN TO CHAIR DELAWARE RIVER AGENCY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Francis A. Scanlan, a Philadelphia maritime attorney who has been prominent in North Atlantic port m
Maritime
UNCERTAINTY FOLLOWS BIAGGI INDICTMENT
Robert F. Morison |
The indictment of a key House subcommittee chairman deepens the uncertainty surrounding efforts to p
Maritime
BUSINESS LOOKING GOOD AT NEWPORT NEWS
Carl Cahill |
Top state and local transportation officials who met here St. Patrick's Day for some chest-thumping
Maritime
ESC CRITICIZES CONFERENCE RATE
Bruce Barnard |
The European Shippers' Council attacked the forthcoming freight rate increase by the North Europe U.
Maritime
MARITIME SECTOR SEES UPTURN IN SINGAPORE
Joyce Quek |
After years of wallowing in heavy swells, Singapore's shipping industry appears to be sailing back i
Maritime
VPA PLANS INLAND TERMINAL
Carl Cahill |
The Virginia Port Authority hopes to divert 5 percent of landbridge cargo to Hampton Roads by establ
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 24,213-deadweight-metric-ton Panamanian bulk carrier Bursa Bay and the Panamanian freighter Tram
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Puerto Rican Office Of FMC OperatingThe Federal Maritime Commission assured the shipping pub
Maritime
SULFUR FACILITY EXPANDED DESPITE UNCERTAINTIES
Mark Wilson |
A western Canadian export sulfur terminal is close to completing a major modernization program, to b
Maritime
KERR STEAMSHIP RESTRUCTURES OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kerr Steamship Co. has reorganized into three divisions - one responsible for ''K" Line, one in char
Maritime
NEES PUTS FOCUS ON ALTERNATE SOURCES
Kirby V. Freeman |
New England Electric System is projecting that its load will grow at anaverage annual rate o
CORRECTION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
W.J. Amoss Jr., chairman and chief executive officer of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Inc., favors retai
Maritime
OPEC, EC MEET TO STUDY LONG-TERM ENERGY OUTLOOK
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Representatives from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, the Organization of Arab Pet
KUWAITI SEES END TO PRICE PRESSURE
(Ap) |
Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheik Ali Khalifa al-Sabah predicted Wednesday thatpressure on the Org
CANADA SEEKS UNITY ON ACID RAIN ISSUE
(Ap) |
Premier Richard Hatfield will appear before a special Commons committee soon to explain why New Brun
ARGENTINA EXPECTS OUTPUT TO DECLINE AGAIN IN '87
Jeremy Morgan |
Officials at Argentina's state oil company, Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales, expect another fall i
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Consolidated Gets Nod For Marketing UnitConsolidated Natural Gas Co. said it received author
SUPPLIES OF DISTILLATE OIL, GASOLINE DECLINED FOR WEEK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supplies of both distillate oil and gasoline declined, according to the American Petroleum Institute
POLITICS ADD FUEL TO NY-LILCO 'FIRE'
Sam Glasser |
The acrimony that's been brewing between New York state and Long Island Lighting Co. since 1983 bubb
FLUE GAS CLEANUP IN SPOTLIGHT
Tim Sansbury |
A process using flue gas cleanup devices is moving to the head of the class of the clean coal burnin
LILCO SAYS NEW CHIEF FITS COMPANY'S NEEDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Long Island Lighting Co. hired a new president last January after the post had been vacant for about
LILCO - JUGGLING POWER SUPPLY, DEMAND
Sam Glasser |
Most Long Islanders probably don't realize how close they came to freezing in the dark Feb. 9.
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Great Lake Diversions Seen Taking NY PowerNew York Power Authority Chairman Richard M. Flynn
TEXAS EASTERN PLEDGES CONTINUED PCB CLEANUP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Howard C. Homeyer, Texas Eastern Gas Pipeline Co. president, testified recently that the company is
PPG INDUSTRIES TO OPERATE GM AUTO PAINTING FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
PPG Industries Inc. will operate a General Motors automotive painting facility at GM's Buick Reatta
SWITZERLAND'S SANDOZ REPORTS 2 PERCENT RISE IN NET
(Ap) |
Sandoz AG, the Basel chemical company that came under wide criticism after a toxic spill polluted th
PA. SITE IS MOST CONTAMINATED
Reid Kanaley |
Toxic chemical contamination at a railyard outside Philadelphia was the worst ever found by investig
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Tall Oil Rosin Surplus Shrinks, Market FirmsThe U.S. tall oil rosin market strengthened due
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Aristech Maps Plans To Increase CapacityThomas Marshall, chairman and chief executive office
AMERICAN HOECHST POSTS RISE IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Hoechst Corp. reported increased earnings and sales for 1986 compared with 1985. Ne
STUDY TIES AILMENTS TO FORMALDEHYDE
(Ap) |
Formaldehyde is linked to behavioral, respiratory, skin and other health problems among laboratory a
ITALY EARMARKS FUNDS TO BACK UN PROGRAM
Thomas Land |
Italy has signed a series of agreements worth $18 million with the United Nations' new biotechnology
SUITS CLAIM BAYER DRUG AIDS-INFECTED
(Ap) |
Bayer AG is being sued in West Germany and the United States over the sale of its hemophilia drugs t
FRENCH POSTAL AFFILIATE SUCCESSFUL
Howard Schissel |
One year after its creation, the international courier affiliate of the French post office has prove
CATHAY PACIFIC NOTCHES RECORD PROFIT IN YEAR
P.T. Bangsberg |
In its first year as a separately quoted company, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. notched up record prof
PAN AM, PILOTS REACH AGREEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pan Am Corp. and the Air Line Pilots Association reached an agreement under which the pilots of the
SWISSAIR LIKELY TO CHOOSE MD-11S
(Ap) |
McDonnell-Douglas' MD-11 on Wednesday seemed to be the top favorite for replacing the 11 DC-10s on S
ENGEN TO RESIGN FROM FAA IN JULY
Tim Neale |
Donald D. Engen announced he will resign his post as administrator of the Federal Aviation Administr
AVIATION BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
LTV Awarded Boeing ContractLTV Aircraft Products Group said it has been awarded a contract v
AERO SERVICES REPORTS RESULTS
JOC Staff |
Aero Services International Inc. lost $103,000 in its first fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31, compared w
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