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EC ORDERS 3 AIRLINES TO HALT RESTRICTIONS
Edwin Unsworth |
The European Community has taken another step toward liberalizing the airline industry by ordering t
AIRBORNE EXPRESS WINS BID FOR IBM CONTRACT
Gloria Joseph |
Airborne Express' prestige inched up another notch as a result of IBM naming it the primary carrier
DELAWARE OTSEGO INCREASES PROFITS
JOC Staff |
Delaware Otsego Corp. fourth quarter earnings rose 78 percent to $1 million, or 80 cents a share, co
JAPAN LIMITS HOLDINGS IN COMPANY
(Ap) |
Foreign firms will be allowed to join in a new international telecommunications consortium that wil
ON THE MOVE NAVIGATORS PICKS BARNETT FOR NEW POST
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Navigators Group Inc., an insurance holding company whose Navigators Insur ance Co. unit specializes
AGGREGATE BANK INCOME DROPS
Leah R. Young |
Aggregate bank income declined for the first time in 25 years in 1986 with nearly 20 percent of all
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS House subcommittees continued to work quickly on major sections of the omnibus
CHASE MANHATTAN CD TIED TO STOCK MARKET
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Chase Manhattan Corp. introduced a new kind of certificate of deposit - one that will provide a high
'CORPORATE INSIDERS' EXPRESS OPTIMISM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Corporate controllers and business planners are more optimistic about the economy, in a turnaround f
OIL EXPORT EARNINGS PLUMMET IN MEXICO
William A. Orme Jr. |
Mexico's oil export earnings plummeted to $5.57 billion last year, a staggering $8.5 billion drop be
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS House subcommittees continued to work quickly on major sections of the omnibus
Maritime
XEROX INTRODUCES ENGINEERING COPIER
JOC Staff |
Xerox Corp. introduced a new engineering copier that can make five 36-inch wide copies in a minute a
PANEL TIGHTENS TRADE PROVISIONS
Helen Ericson |
A House subcommittee reacted to Fujitsu Ltd.'s recent attempt to acquire Fairchild Semiconductor Cor
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
EC-Comecon Talks GENEVA - Experts from Western and Eastern Europe met Wednesday for new talk
CANADA CORN TARIFF LEADS TO US PROBE
Richard Lawrence |
The Senate Finance Committee voted to direct the Reagan administration to probe Canada's recent tari
TWRA HIKES PACIFIC RATES WESTBOUND
John Davies |
Prices for moving a 40-foot ocean container of cargo eastbound across the Pacific will stay the same
GLEASON WILL RETIRE IN JULY AS PRESIDENT OF THE ILA NEW PROBLEMS CERTAIN TO FACE HIS SUCCESSOR
Alan F. Schoedel |
The retirement of Thomas W. Gleason - Teddy" to the shipping world - will leave an enormous gap to b
GLEASON WILL RETIRE IN JULY AS PRESIDENT OF THE ILA JOHN M. BOWERS LIKELY TO MOVE INTO THE POST
Joseph Bonney |
Thomas W. Teddy" Gleason, the peppery Irishman who has led the International Longshoremen's Associat
GLEASON WILL RETIRE IN JULY AS PRESIDENT OF THE ILA THE GLEASON ERA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Thomas W. Gleason has been a central figure in the ILA since 1951, when he led a wildcat strike in o
TAX-CUTTING PLAN PUT FORTH IN CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY
(Ap) |
The chairman of the Assembly's budget committee proposed cutting the sales tax 2 cents and increasin
Maritime
SILVER LEDGE ACQUIRES CLEARFIELD
(Ap) |
Silver Ledge Inc., a Montana company, has acquired stock and assets of Clearfield Companies Inc. of
Maritime
OREGON SENATE APPROVES BILL BOOSTING GOVERNOR'S PORT POWERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Oregon Gov. Neil Goldschmidt is half way home in getting authority to appoint the president of the P
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
California Faces Risky Fiscal FutureCalifornia's economy may seem healthy, but the state fac
Maritime
OREGON SHIP PILOTS REFUSE WORK
Journal of Commerce Special |
Oregon coastal pilots are refusing to guide deep-draft ships into the port of Newport on Yaquina Bay
Maritime
WHY THE CHIPS ARE FALLING IN JAPAN
Christopher H. Schmitt |
At a time when U.S. semiconductor companies are using the specter of Japanese domination to push fo
Maritime
CHINESE BANKER ASSAILS DECENTRALIZATION POLICY
Jasper Becker |
A leading Chinese banker charged that decentralization of the economy was a mistake and that it will
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Companies Plan Philippine InvestmentsTwo California firms - Amerasian Development Cor
Maritime
TRADE FAIRS EQUIPMENT MAKERS TO EXHIBIT IN MOROCCO
From Wire and Staff Reports |
The Commerce Department is inviting U.S. equipment manufacturers to take part in the Casablanca, Mor
Maritime
EC SEEKS OPEN BIDDING FOR PUBLIC WORKS PACTS
JOC Staff |
The European Community Commission asked the EC states to empower it to prevent the awarding of publi
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Companies Plan Philippine InvestmentsTwo California firms - Amerasian Development Cor
Maritime
SIGNS POINT TO '87 SLOWDOWN IN EUROPE
(Ap) |
Western Europe's economic recovery, fueled last year by cheaper oil and faster consumer spending, is
Maritime
MOST EUROPEANS DON'T EXPECT FUTURE ROLE AS SUPERPOWER
(Ap) |
Most citizens of the European Community doubt their region will achieve superpower status by the yea
Maritime
SEAMEN'S CENTER OFFERS REST FOR WEARY
Mark Magnier |
Lee Smith, port chaplain for the Stella Marris Seamen's Center, is not youraverage Catholic
Maritime
CHILEAN CRITICIZES US SANCTIONS BILL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The introduction in the U.S. Congress earlier this month of a sanctions bill against Chile already h
Maritime
PA. LAWMAKERS PUSH AUTO INSURANCE PROBE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Pennsylvania lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the automobile insurance market.
NJ RULING CLOUDS POLLUTION LIABILITY
(Ap) |
A state appeals court has upheld the validity of a state environmental law by ruling that a company
PANEL WEIGHS EXTENSION OF NUCLEAR COVERAGE
Leah R. Young |
The scheduled expiration of general nuclear facility insurance under the Price-Anderson Act has prom
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
American Travellers Expanding SubsidiaryWARRINGTON, Pa. - American Travellers Corp. said a s
INSURANCE EARNINGS
JOC Staff |
Nobel Suffers Loss In Fourth QuarterHAMILTON, Bermuda - Nobel Insurance Ltd. reported an ope
DOLLAR AND POUND GAIN IN QUIET MARKET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The dollar and pound sterling moved up slightly Wednesday in relatively quiet foreign exchange marke
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