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VIRGINIA POWER TO USE ITS OWN HOPPER CARS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Virginia Power will begin using its own hopper cars by the end of this year to haul coal from Appala
SUN CHEMICAL, CHROMALLOY REVISE TERMS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sun Chemical Corp. and Chromalloy American Corp. announced their directorshave approved a merger agr
NYPA PUSHES ALLOCATION LEGISLATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
The New York Power Authority is seeking agreement on legislation that wouldallow the continu
EC UNABLE TO AGREE ON ACID RAIN PLAN
(Ap) |
The environment ministers of the 12 European Community nations failed to agree on a plan to cut air
DAM PLAN WORRIES S. KOREA
(Ap) |
South Korea fears that a proposed North Korean hydroelectric dam could reduce the flow of water to S
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobil Sets ExpansionOf Joliet UnitMobil Chemical Co.'s Polystyrene Business Group an
RULING FAVORING BRISTOL-MYERS UPHELD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Bristol-Myers Co. announced that a motion by McNeilab Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, to se
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kalium's Potash Prices to Hold Steady Kalium Chemicals' list prices for potash will remain f
CENTRAL HUDSON TO TAKE COAL UTILITY TO ACCEPT DELIVERIES DESPITE LOSS OF PERMIT
Tim Sansbury |
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.'s contracts to buy up to 3 million tons of coal from two West Vi
CHINESE OPTIMISTIC ON COAL OUTPUT
(Ap) |
China's coal output this year is expected to top 870 million tons, the official Xinhua news agency s
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Dominion Resources Sets Up Realty UnitDominion Resources Inc. announced the formation of a s
DU PONT, BIOTRACK SET MARKETING PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. obtained exclusive marketing rights to an advanced system for monitori
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
BANKINGSouth African business executives term Barclays Bank's pullout from South Africa a se
Maritime
SEA-LAND PUTS EDI SYSTEM TO WORK
Gregory S. Johnson |
Sea-Land Corp. introduced a new data communications link Monday that it said will allow importers an
Maritime
SOLVING LIABILITY PROBLEMS POLL FINDS PUBLIC SUPPORTS BROAD RANGE OF SOLUTIONS
Leah R. Young |
A public opinion poll indicates support for a wide range of solutions to the liability insurance pro
STRIKE SUSPENDED AT SMIT-LLOYD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The strike aboard a number of Smit-Lloyd BV vessels last week was suspended, but union members will
Maritime
CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS SHIPBUILDING DECLINE
Robert F. Morison |
The AFL-CIO's Metal Trades Department will sponsor a conference here Dec. 1 and 2 on the alarming d
Maritime
PORT LABOR A VALUABLE TOOL
Craig Dunlap |
A port's labor force can be one of a port authority's most valuable marketing tools, the executive d
Maritime
TACOMA PLANS NEW BOX FACILITY
Gloria Joseph |
As the port of Tacoma's budget director revealed a new 30-acre container terminal on the drawing boa
Maritime
MARAD APPROVAL SOUGHT ON SALE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
North Central Maritime, Duluth, Minn., asked the Maritime Administration for permission to sell the
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ocean Transport Escapes TakeoverNew Zealand financier Ron Brierley, who has built up stakes
Maritime
SEED EXPORTS BLOSSOMING
(Ap) |
Seed exports have sprouted into a huge business, with roots extending into many countries seeking to
ILWU CHALLENGES LEGISLATION LONGSHOREMEN PROTEST LAW ENDING LOCKOUT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Canadian area of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union has gone to court to
Maritime
NMU INSISTS SUIT IS WELL FOUNDED UNION CHALLENGES US RELIANCE ON FOREIGN SHIPS IN EMERGENCIES
Robert F. Morison |
The National Maritime Union insists that its suit against the Reagan administration's reliance on ve
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysian Tin Output Rose in SeptemberMalaysian tin production in September totaled 2,559 me
IOWA CORN SHIPPED TO ND FOR LACK OF STORAGE SPACE
(Ap) |
The Agriculture Department has moved 1.8 million bushels of Iowa corn to North Dakota because of a l
OECD FORECASTS INCREASE IN 1986-87 CITRUS OUTPUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Citrus fruit production in 1986-87 is estimated at higher levels than previous season, the Organizat
RADIOACTIVE BREEDING POPULAR IN CHINA
JOC Staff |
China has conducted one-third of the world's radioactive breeding of grain and other agricultural pr
BRAZIL SEEKS TO REDUCE ROLE OF STATE-RUN COFFEE COUNCIL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Brazil's newly formed National Council of Coffee policy, comprising domestic coffee producers, expor
MCLEAN FACED CHOICE OF LEGAL ROUTES
Alan F. Schoedel |
As it became apparent that United States Lines' heavy losses and huge debt would compel its owners t
Maritime
PHILADELPHIA ILA VOTES ON ACCORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
International Longshoremen's Association locals in Philadelphia were voting Monday on a tentative ag
Maritime
WEST GERMAN YARD LANDS APL ORDER
Journal of Commerce Special |
American President Lines said it has ordered two fast, highly fuel-efficient ships from the Bremer V
Maritime
FOOTBALL FACES COVERAGE CRUNCH
(Ap) |
A major insurance group covering professional and college athletes will write no new policies on foo
PLASTICS CORNER DOW, COMMTECH JOIN IN POLYMER PROCESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Chemical U.S.A. and CommTech International agreed to jointly develop PBZ, a new class of ultra h
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
DECEMBER 9 - Mock Trial, insurance broker and insurer sued for an uncovered loss from claims
TACOMA EXPANDING TO MEET BOX PROJECTIONS
Gloria Joseph |
As the port of Tacoma's budget director revealed a new 30-acre container terminal on the drawing boa
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Carbide Assets Seen Enough to Meet ClaimsNEW DELHI, India - A government official told parli
RADIATION BOOSTS CANCER COSTS
(Ap) |
Radiation treatment that usually follows removal of a breast-cancer lump drives the cost several th
CHEMICAL MARKETS PHOSPHATE PRODUCTION DECREASES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The annual rate of production of marketable phosphate rock in September 1986 was 42.5 million metri
DEREGULATION SUPPORTERS BACK SAFETY MEASURES
Journal of Commerce Special |
A group seeking at least partial deregulation of trucking within Washington state is advocating majo
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