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TIN PRODUCERS MEET FRIDAY ON OUTPUT
P.T. Bangsberg |
Ministers of three of the world's largest tin producers will meet in Singapore Friday for another ro
ROTTERDAM OIL OPTIONS MART STARTS TRADING THIS SPRING
Simon Cameron Moore |
Trading in options for distillate fuel oil will begin this spring in Rotterdam, the center of Europe
CLOSING JSP PROVES TO BE DIFFICULT JOB
Alan F. Schoedel |
Just how long the final chapter in the Life and Adventures of JSP will be is still a matter of conce
PANEL STUDIES PROBLEM OF US COMPETITIVENESS
Richard Lawrence |
Over 150 members of Congress have banded together to try to develop a congressional consensus on leg
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
January 7, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon
SAUDI ARABIA CUTS DELIVERIES TO JAPAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese oil companies said contracts for January imports of Saudi Arabian crude oil have been cut 2
PENNZOIL UNIT ACQUIRES REFINERY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Pennzoil Products Co. purchased the assets of Seagull Refining Co., including its 8,000-barrel-a-day
COURT UPHOLDS PURCHASE OF GASOLINE STATIONS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Getty Petroleum Corp. said that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed a U.S. Dis
DISTRICT COURT FINDS AGAINST MCKAY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Getty Petroleum Corp. said the U.S. District Court in Bridgeport, Conn., found that J.B. McKay Enter
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
No Plans in Offing For March OPEC MeetThe Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has
STOCK DROP SEEN BULLISH FOR CRUDE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Inventory data released by the American Petroleum Institute this week should be bullish for crude o
COMMITTEE AGREES TO EXTEND TAX
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The House Ways and Means Committee agreed unanimously to extend the 9-cent-a- gallon federal gasolin
COAL UNLOADING FACILITY DISCUSSED
Andrea Chancellor |
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.'s new railcar unloading facility for coal is one of several issues un
NJ URGED TO RENEW TRANSPORTATION FUND
(Ap) |
New Jersey's inferior infrastructure causes higher car repair bills, says a coalition of business gr
NAVISTAR TRADE EXAMINED OVER 11 MILLION SHARES CHANGE HANDS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Analysts split over whether heavy trading in the stock of Navistar International Corp. may mean bett
TEXAS AIR CONSIDERS PEOPLE EXPRESS MOVE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas Air Corp. has proposed moving People Express Airlines from Newark Airport's North Terminal to
USSR TO BUY PERUVIAN PCS
Barbara Durr |
Novotec, Peru's first computer manufacturer, is negotiating the final details of a contract to sell
COMPUTERS INTEGRATE LOGISTIC OPERATIONS
Kevin D. Thompson |
Logistic operations are no longer the sole responsibility of transportation managers since telecommu
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
China-Japan Visits Set BEIJING - Vice Premier Tian Jiyun will pay a goodwill visit to Japan
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Atlantic States Association of Rail Shippers meeting, Jan. 8, Philadelphia Hershey Hotel, Philadelph
LAST HURRAH FOR MILLER?
Journal of Commerce Staff |
James Miller tries to fend off attacks on his budgets with humor and conservative philosophy, as he
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Utica Mutual PresidentAdds PostNEW HARTFORD, N.Y. - Utica Mutual Insurance Co. elect
BANKAMERICA WARNS OF TAKEOVER TROUBLE
(Ap) |
With the next move up to First Interstate Bancorp. in its tussle with BankAmerica Corp., bank securi
REAGAN BUDGET COMES UNDER FIRE
John Boyd |
I do appreciate the opportunity to have a trial before the execution, said President Reagan's budget
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US, Canadian Leaders Eye Economic HarmonyOLYMPIA, Wash. British Columbia Premier Bill Van
Maritime
CUSTOMS FINES STEEL IMPORTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Customs Service slapped a fine on Acwoo International Steel Corp. of New Jersey, a subsidia
STOCK MARKET EXTENDS RALLY
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The stock market extended its 1987 rally through a fourth day Wednesday as the Dow Jones industrial
W. GERMAN GROWTH LESS THAN EXPECTED
(Ap) |
West Germany's price-adjusted gross national product rose an estimated 2.5 percent in 1986, falling
HOYT GETS POST AT KNIGHT-RIDDER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Clark Hoyt, news editor of Knight-Ridder's Washington Bureau for the past two years, was named chief
ROYAL BANK CHIEF URGES GLOBAL TRADE HARMONY
Leo Ryan |
A prominent Canadian banker stressed the need for international cooperation on all global trade, fin
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSBudget Director James Miller sought to keep the Reagan administration's fiscal p
TOYOTA SET RECORDS FOR SALES DURING 1986
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of cars, trucks and combined units all set new records in 1986, Toyota Motor Sales USA said.
Maritime
CALIF. SHUTTLE LAYOFFS EXPECTED TO HIT 1,500
(Ap) |
Nearly 500 space shuttle jobs are expected to be cut by April in the wake of last July's announced d
Maritime
PORT OF OAKLAND NEAR HIRING GOAL MINORITIES HOLD 63 PERCENT OF JOBS, REFLECTING CITY'S RACIAL MIX
Maureen Robb |
The port of Oakland said 63 percent of its employees are from minorities. In an equal opport
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Illinois Tool Works, Nifco Set VentureIllinois Tool Works Inc. said it signed a joint ventur
Maritime
SMALL TOWN BIG ON FURNITURE
(Ap) |
Some 400 furniture artisans in Concordia, Mexico, are busy producing hand- crafted furniture for U.S
Maritime
WINE INDUSTRY PESSIMISTIC ON ALMADEN PURCHASE
(Ap) |
The announced agreement for the sale of the venerable Almaden Vineyards to Heublein Inc. ignited a b
Maritime
TOYOTA SET RECORDS FOR SALES DURING 1986
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of cars, trucks and combined units all set new records in 1986, Toyota Motor Sales USA said.
Maritime
CUBAN AUSTERITY NO SAVIOR
Canute James |
New austerity measures being implemented by Cuba will have only a marginal impact on the country's d
Maritime
SOUTH KOREA MAY CUT DEBT
(Ap) |
Finance Minister Chung In-yong was reported to have predicted that South Korea's outstanding foreign
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