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RYDER COOLS OFF ON ENGINE ISSUE
Michael Lelyveld |
Sales of new electronic truck engines could soar if leading fleets bury the hatchet with manufacture
SUPERFUND VETO COULD KEEP LAWMAKERS AT WORK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Superfund legislation will probably be the final hurdle facing Congress as it strives to adjourn nex
GAINS LIKELY IN WORLDWIDE BULK SHIPPING
Victor Walker |
The world's economies and bulk shipping markets will improve substantially and sustain the gains, mo
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Stanford Divests Stock In Diamond ShamrockSTANFORD, Calif. - Stanford University said it has
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
RECORD EXPORTS REPORTED BY AUSTRALIAN WHEAT BOARD
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Australia exported a record 16.0 million metric tons (1 metric ton equals2,200 pounds) of wh
HOUSE-SENATE CONFEREES OK CFTC REAUTHORIZATION BILL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
House-Senate conferees approved a three-year reauthorization bill for the Commodity Futures Trading
NORWEGIAN MINISTER SOUNDS WARNING
(Ap) |
Acid rain pollution not only poisons fish and destroys forests but could also be harming people's h
GROUP SEEKS INDIAN POINT CLOSURE
(Ap) |
A citizens group demanded that Governor Mario Cuomo help shut down the Indian Point nuclear power pl
NINE MILE REPAIRS BEHIND SCHEDULE
(Ap) |
The repair of faulty safety valves at the over-budget Nine Mile Point Two nuclear plant has fallen b
FREE TRADE ZONES: BOON OR BANE? GROWTH OF ZONES SPAWNS DEBATE OVER EFFICACY
This report was written by Kathleen Charles, Journal of |
The worldwide proliferation of industrial development zones, free trade zones and export processing
CARGOLUX TO LEASE 2 747S FOR FIVE YEARS
Larry Sterne |
Transamerica Airlines, which grounded its planes last month, has sold two 747s to International Leas
LAWSON FAILS TO TRY TO TALK STERLING UP
Janet Porter |
Nigel Lawson, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, made no mention of sterling's plight in his key
Maritime
CP RAIL TO LENGTHEN ITS UNIT COAL TRAINS
Journal of Commerce Special |
CP Rail is planning to lengthen the unit coal trains it runs between coal fields in southeastern Bri
Maritime
PLASTICS CORNER POLYCARBONATE BUILDS NICHE IN MEDICINE
JOC Staff |
Polycarbonate's small but critical niche in the health care market's annual 1.7 billion pound consum
TWO GAS PLANTS TO BE EXPANDED LIQUEFIERS TO BE ADDED TO LINDE'S CALIF. FACILITIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp.'s Linde Division has announced the expansion of two industrial gas plants in Cal
ICI WILL CONSTRUCT POLYETHERSULFONE PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
ICI Advanced Materials, a world leader in high-temperature thermoplastics, announced plans to build
PUROLATOR UP IN HEAVY TRADING
Gordon Platt |
Purolator Courier Corp. stock rose sharply in active trading on a recommendation by a key analyst, a
INSIDE TALK FROM NACSE/NACSA
Alan Herbert |
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A RIGHT OF WAY. A few weeks ago, we ran a two- part piece about the pro
TWRA TOLD IT MUST PAY $300,000 FINE
Juliana King |
In its first major probe of alleged illegal rate-making activities under the 1984 Shipping Act, the
Maritime
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
SO THERE. For every fearful assertion that inflation might soon be a problem, the experts have an an
FLOODS HALT COMMODITY SHIPMENTS
Andrea Chancellor |
Commodity shipping along parts of the Upper and Lower Mississippi and Illinois rivers and in the St.
SFSP GIVEN TWO-MONTH DEADLINE
David M. Cawthorne |
Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has two months to solve the competitive problems that resulted in th
HOUSTON BANS NON-UNION STEVEDORE
Gary Taylor |
The Port of Houston Authority notified controversial non-union stevedore Hank Milam that his company
CONFERENCE CENTERS STRESS MEETING ENVIRONMENT
Christopher Lofting |
When is a resort hotel not a resort hotel? When it is a conference center. From all outward
TRAINING URGED ON WIND SHEAR
JOC Staff |
Pilots can be taught to recognize, avoid and possibly even escape from the deadly downdrafts that pr
BN REPORTS DIP IN NET INCOME
JOC Staff |
Burlington Northern Inc. reported third quarter earnings decreased to $100.3 million, or $1.25 a sha
BARGE CALL RATES
JOC Staff |
The following are the results of Thursday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge frei
IRAN SAYS KHARG IS OPERATIONAL
(Ap) |
Iranian Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said that oil exports were still flowing through the war-ba
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Senate Ratifies Treaty With Iceland on CargoThe Senate swiftly ratified a cargo sharing trea
Maritime
DOLLAR GAINS ON TECHNICAL FACTORS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar moved slightly higher Thursday, guided by technical factors. Analysts said t
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 16,789-deadweight-ton Indian-flag motor vessel State of Gujarat, collided with the 2,948-dwt. Sp
Maritime
DREDGING BILL ADVANCING MEASURE COULD REACH HOUSE FOR VOTE TODAY
Tim Neale |
Legislation authorizing a long list of channel dredging projects and new locks and dams along the in
Maritime
BALDRIGE HOPES TO SETTLE US-CANADA LUMBER ROW
Helen Ericson |
Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige is hoping for a negotiated settlement of the U.S. lumber produce
2 TITANS GIRD FOR BATTLE COMMUNICATIONS GIANTS COMPETE FOR ASIAN MART
P.T. Bangsberg |
The stage is being carefully set here for a clash of two of the titans of the international communic
MARINE INDEX EXPANDS SCOPE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Marine Index Bureau, a nationwide agency that for 40 years has served as depository of illness a
Maritime
HOLDING BACK A STORMY SEA
Simon Cameron Moore |
Last weekend the Netherlands put the final brick in a wall designed to keep a large chunk of the cou
TAIWAN, REPUBLIC OF CHINA, TRADE AND INVESTMENT SURVEY.
JOC Staff |
Top Stories Taiwan is still riding the crest of a wave of high economic growth, but many off
FREE TRADE ZONES: BOON OR BANE? US INDUSTRIES BEGIN TO USE ZONES AS CATALYSTS FOR NEW BUSINESS
This report was written by Kathleen Charles, Journal of |
Free trade zones are by no means a recent phenomenon in the United States. Free trade zones
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The New York/New Jersey Port Promotion Association. First annual National Port Week dinner dance. Oc
Maritime
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