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SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT CRUISE PASSENGERS CARRY OWN BAGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cruise ship passengers arriving in New York Wednesday had to carry their own luggage because of the
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT N. ATLANTIC SHIPPERS TAKE WAIT-AND-SEE STANCE
Mark Magnier |
Shippers said they would wait until Monday before phasing in contingencyplans designed to of
Maritime
SHIPPER, PORT, CARRIER STRIKE IMPACT S. ATLANTIC PORTS OPEN AND WORKING
Craig Dunlap |
All South Atlantic ports from North Carolina through Florida remained open and working Wednesday, in
Maritime
OPEC RESTRAINT CONFOUNDS CYNICS
Bruce Barnard |
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries passed the halfway stage of its two months product
PFIZER'S PRODUCTS GROUP OPENS OFFICES IN HOUSTON
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Oil Field Products Group of Pfizer Inc. opened offices in Houston. The company is locate
FATE OF IRAQI EXPORTS IN QUESTION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Saudi Arabia's decision this week to close its Yanbu oil export terminal in November and December ha
GOVERNOR OPPOSES PIPELINE
(Ap) |
Gov. William A. O'Neill came out against the proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline through western
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Accord Completes Venezuela TakeoverCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela completed a 10-year proces
CASH PETROLEUM PRICES FIRM, TRADING QUIET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Cash petroleum prices firmed but trading has remained quiet, oil dealers and traders say. Th
IRAN'S OIL MINISTER VISITS KUWAIT
(Ap) |
Gholamreza Akazadeh, Iranian oil minister, who is reportedly drumming up support forfresh Iranian pr
PE TO REDUCE GAS RATES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Philadelphia Electric Co. announced that effective Oct. 1, gas rates will be reduced $46.6 million t
US FIRMS TO AID ARGENTINA C-E, GE OFFER TO ARRANGE FINANCING FOR PIPELINES
Jeremy Morgan |
U.S. companies reportedly offered to arrange $1.4 billion in finance for two natural gas pipeline pr
JUDGE FARRIS, 65, DIES IN HOUSTON
(Ap) |
State District Judge J.P. Farris, who presided over the major portion of the Pennzoil-Texaco trial t
UNITED TO MODIFY TAKEOFF PROCEDURES
JOC Staff |
United Airlines will modify the way 228 of its 361 jets are flown on takeoff and substantially reduc
COMMITMENT SPURS GROWTH FOR AIR CANADA
Richard Malkin |
If one stretches his recollection of the entire span of the 50-year existence of Air Canada (nee Tra
PAN AM PROMOTES SHUTTLE CARRIER FOCUSES ON SERVICE IN NORTHEAST CORRIDOR
Juliana King |
Pan American Corp. is entering the highly competitive Northeast shuttle market with a slick, sophist
OSAKA PROJECT SEMINARS SET
A.E. Cullison |
Representatives of U.S. companies interested in bidding for contracts in the $8 billion Osaka Bay ai
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Lockheed Comments On C-5B AllegationsCALABASAS, Calif. - Lockheed Corp. denied recent allega
MILITARY CONVERSION OF JETS MULLED
(Ap) |
The Pentagon is considering a requirement that commercial airlines and airplane manufacturers order
PASSENGER TRAFFIC INCREASES AT NEWARK
(Ap) |
Fear of terrorist attacks is one reason that more passengers are using the nation's fastest growing
INDIAN SUGAR OUTPUT SEEN BELOW DEMAND
Knight-Ridder Financial |
India's sugar output during 1986-87 (October-September) is unlikely to meet the country's rising dom
THAI CORN SHIPPERS, JAPANESE NEGOTIATING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese grain importers have started talks with Thai shippers on corn purchases for the 1986-87 sea
HOUSTON'S OWN TEAM TO RUN FTZ
Gary Taylor |
The Port of Houston Authority has replaced a private company that was managing its foreign trade zon
Maritime
FARM PROPOSALS PROLIFERATE
(Ap) |
House Agriculture Committee members, on a visit to Canada to meet farmers and farm officials there,
SFE TO USE TRADE LINKS TO MEET COMPETITION
Laurie A. Morse |
Competition among Pacific Rim futures exchanges will intensify next month when the Sydney Futures Ex
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NYFE Gains Approval On Beta Index ContractThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved
CHANGES HELD VITAL TO PORT SURVIVAL
Mark Magnier |
Ports must adapt to a new set of rules if they are going to survive and prosper in today's highly ch
Maritime
HOUSTON PROJECT GAINS SUPPORT CONTROVERSIAL CHANNEL PLAN PITS PORT AGAINST ENVIRONMENTALISTS
Gary Taylor |
A top official of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said he will endorse a $355 million plan to deep
Maritime
NEW US SUGAR QUOTA LEVEL NOT LIKELY UNTIL DECEMBER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Normally at this time of year, the U.S. would be close to announcing the coming year's sugar import
A ONE, TWO, THREE PUNCH FOR PORTS
Mark Magnier |
At least three disturbing legislative trends threaten the U.S. port industry, according to Erik Stro
Maritime
WORK PROGRESSES ON CONTAINERPORT HONG KONG BEGINS NEXT STAGE OF TERMINAL RENOVATION TODAY
P.T. Bangsberg |
Work is scheduled to begin today on the next stage of Hong Kong's containerport redevelopment and ex
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 38,406-deadweight-ton Chinese bulk carrier Liu Lin Hai reportedly caught fire in its No. 5 hold
Maritime
COAST GUARD SEEKS VIEWS ON PROPOSALS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Coast Guard seeks comments on its proposed rules to guard against pollu tion from hazardous
Maritime
DU PONT TO CONSTRUCT KRYTOX PLANT IN JAPAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Du Pont Co. announced it will construct a plant to produce "Krytox" vacuum pump fluids and fluor
PITTSTON EXTENDS PURCHASE PERIOD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Pittston Co. said that its offer to purchase shares at market-related prices from shareholders w
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stauffer Increases Vanadium PriceStauffer Chemical Co. is raising its price of vanadium oxyt
PROFITS SEEN FOR EUROPEAN PETROCHEMICALS
Edwin Unsworth |
The European petrochemical industry could see a period of sustained profitability over the next few
MOBAY STARTS PRODUCTION OF POLYCARBONATE RESIN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobay Corp., a company of Bayer USA Inc., started production of high-purity polycarbonate resin for
IMC PLANS TO SELL 24 OUTLETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. announced it signed a letter of intent to sell 24 retail fer
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Utility Says Midland Won't Cause Rate HikeJACKSON Mich. - Consumers Power Co. said it will n
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