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PORTLAND PORT OPPOSES PLAN FOR DUMP
Journal of Commerce Special |
The port of Portland said it will fight plans for a huge regional garbage dump in the Rivergate area
Maritime
FRENCH PORT STUDY DUE IN DECEMBER
Phil Reavis |
A panel established by the French government in July to study port problems in metropolitan France h
Maritime
ELIZABETH, NJ, OFFICIALS WEIGH FERRY
(Ap) |
City officials are considering allowing the start-up of ferry service between Elizabeth and Manhatta
Maritime
GROUP HOLDS OUT AGAINST CENTRALIA MINE FIRE
(Ap) |
The life of this one-time coal town, where an underground mine fire has been burning since 1962, is
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ICC Outlines Reasons For Merger RejectionThe Interstate Commerce Commission outlined the com
AIR FORCE ORDERS LOCKHEED REVIEW
Los Angeles Daily News |
The Air Force has ordered an unusual second review of an apparently flawedfinancial study th
MYSTERIOUS SAGA OF AN OLD C-123
Martin Merzer |
The rebel supply plane shot down over Nicaragua cruised through a series of shadowy or inactive comp
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Frontier Attendants Ratify AgreementFrontier Airlines flight attendants have ratified the ag
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Dave Cawthorne |
THE CREDIT FOR GETTING PROVISIONS imposing labor protective conditions on short line sales dropped f
WEEKLY TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
JOC Staff |
The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc
BOEING, UPS COLLABORATE 757 EXPECTED TO LURE SMALL PACKAGE CARRIERS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Boeing's new 757 all-freight aircraft most likely will find its best domestic market among small pac
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
South Pacific Trip WARSAW, Poland - Poland's foreign minister, Marian Orzechowski, is to pay
Maritime
SACRAMENTO MAPS PLAN PORT EXPECTS TO START TRUCK BROKERAGE PROGRAM
Maureen Robb |
The port of Sacramento said it expects to start a truck brokerage program early next year. T
MACK TO BUY SHELLER-GLOBE CABS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sheller-Globe Corp. signed a long-term contract to supply cabs for a new series of trucks that Mack
JAMAICA WINS NEW LOANS
Canute James |
Jamaica and the World Bank have settled their differences over what policies are best for the countr
Maritime
HEALING OF HAITI BEGINS JUNTA LAUNCHES ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION
Kathleen A. Charles |
After thirty years of political repression in Haiti under Duvalier rule - with political parties and
Maritime
INDUSTRY STRUTS ITS STUFF AT BRITISH AUTO SHOW
Edwin Unsworth |
The 66th British Motor Show opens in Birmingham today with a near-record 500 exhibitors showing thei
Maritime
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE PICKS UP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. consumer confidence perked up in September after sagging during the summer, the Conference Boar
ISUZU, FUJI LOOK OUTSIDE MIDWEST
Andrea Chancellor |
American Isuzu Motors Corp. and its joint venture partner, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., apparently ha
WHOLESALE PRICES RISE 0.4 PERCENT
(Ap) |
Wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent in September as the year's biggest gain in gasoline prices more th
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Redmond Joins Xerox AffiliateAs PresidentST. LOUIS - Donald P. Redmond joined Nation
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Philip Morris will sell Seven-Up to a Dallas company. Page 2AThe board of Gel
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Local Dock Talks NEW YORK - Local contract negotiations between the the International Longsh
ORDERS, SHIPMENTS RISE FOR US SEMICONDUCTORS
(Ap) |
Orders and shipments for U.S. and foreign semiconductor manufacturers in the U.S. market increased s
CORPORATE CHIEFS EXPECT LITTLE PEP FROM ECONOMY
(Ap) |
A blue-ribbon panel of business executives forecast that the U.S. economy will continue to muddle th
STEEL IMPORT PLAN FALLS SHORT OF TARGET
(Ap) |
A Reagan administration program has reduced the flow of foreign steel into the United States, but ne
TRUCKERS HOT ON COOLANT TRAIL
Michael Lelyveld |
Truckers are hot on the trail of the green slime that has been clogging their radiators and wrecking
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWS Corporate leaders expect little pep from the economy. Page 2ARetail prices ro
ARGENTINA, USSR TO TALK TRADE
Jeremy Morgan |
President Raul Alfonsin of Argentina is expected to focus on trade and economic issues during his of
ROTTERDAM TRITON MEANS TO CUT JOBS
Simon Cameron Moore |
Triton, the general cargo stevedoring joint venture proposed by three Rotterdam companies, will prob
NEW ROVER TEAM DESIGNED TO GIVE 'COMMERCIAL PUNCH' TO BUSINESS
Edwin Unsworth |
Can the revamped management of the Rover Group under Graham Day, its new chairman, steer the company
CONGRESS NUDGS ICC ON STAGGER ACT DECISIONS
David M. Cawthorne |
The Interstate Commerce Commission is on notice that its decisions in the next few months may determ
SHIPPING STILL FACES ROUGH FINANCIAL SEAS
Victor Walker |
The financial disasters experienced by the shipping industry over the past decade - "the industry's
RADICAL PLAN OFFERED TO CUT OVERCAPACITY
Mark Magnier |
Overcapacity, the scourge of the shipping industry, could be solved through a plan that gives banker
FED EXPECTED TO CUT DISCOUNT RATE AGAIN
Gordon Platt |
The Federal Reserve likely will cut the discount rate again before the end of the year, but the exac
LONDON FIRM ACQUIRES DAUPHIN IN PA.
Leo Abruzzese |
Britain's National Freight Consortium will strengthen its interest in the U.S. transportation indust
FULL-SERVICE LINE CONCEPT TOUTED BROADER MANUFACTURING SCOPE REQUIRES COORDINATED TRANSPORT
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The most successful intermodal steamship companies of the future will do much more than carry cargo.
Maritime
NORWAY, MONACO FORM SHIP GROUP
Journal of Commerce Special |
A cooperative agreement between Norwegian Ship Management A/S and V-ships of Monaco started operatin
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The New York/New Jersey Port Promotion Association. First annual National Port Week dinner dance. Oc
Maritime
MARAD WON'T RETHINK USL MOVE
Juliana King |
The Maritime Administration denied a Sea-Land Service Inc. petition for reconsideration of a decisio
Maritime
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