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VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Honecker to Moscow BERLIN - Erich Honecker, the Communist Party leader and president of East
RECORDERS ON TRUCKS PUSHED GOVERNMENT URGED TO REQUIRE DEVICES TO MONITOR DRIVERS
Leo Abruzzese |
The federal government can help rid the highways of fatigued truck drivers by requiring on-board rec
REPORTS SAY CHERNOBYL PRODUCING POWER AGAIN
(Ap) |
The government newspaper Izvestia said the No. 1 reactor of the Chernobyl power station has produced
GOOD TRAVEL MANAGEMENT PAYS BIG DIVIDEND
Christopher Lofting |
Fortunately the examples of business travelers blatantly defrauding their own companies by falsifyin
ILA STRIKE MAY HIT DOUBLE-STACKS HARD
David M. Cawthorne |
The impact the International Longshoreman's strike against North Atlantic ports will have on double-
FIAT COUNTERS FORD'S ALFA ROMEO BID
Journal of Commerce Special |
After more than four months of negotiations, Ford has made an offer to buy Alfa Romeo. IRI-F
Maritime
LABOR PUSHES GUILFORD TO COMPLY WITH LAW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes asked Guilford Transportation Industries to meet quic
NEW CARS UNVEILED IN PARIS
(Ap) |
Important new cars ranging from a $50,000 Cadillac sports car and BMW's new top-range Executive Expr
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Seeks Growth In Palm Oil SalesMalaysia is trying to expand palm oil sales to South
OIL IMPORT FEE AGREED 3.5-CENT-A-BARREL LEVY WOULD GO TO SUPERFUND
Leah R. Young |
House and Senate conferees agreed to a 3.5-cent-a-barrel import fee on crude oil and a broad-based i
NORWAY'S ULA FIELD FACING EARLY DEATH?
Bob Wesenberg |
The recently started Ula offshore oil field may have its life expectancy reduced by five years, and
RAIL LABOR PROVISIONS HOLD UP CONRAIL BILL
David M. Cawthorne |
Congressional negotiators are trying to work out their differences on rail labor provisions the Hous
HIGH COURT TO HEAR TRANSPORT TAX CASES
Helen Ericson |
Truck, railroad and airline challenges of state taxation are among the major transportation cases be
3 CONFERENCES TOLD TO GET RID OF INDEPENDENT-ACTION CURBS
Robert F. Morison |
The Federal Maritime Commission ordered three trans-Pacific ocean carrier rate-making conferences to
INDIANA STEELMAKER TESTS CANADIAN COAL
Tim Sansbury |
Eastern Associated Coal Sales Corp., Cannelton Coal Co. and other U.S. producers continue to use the
ETHYLENE MARKET STRENGTHENS
Arnaldo Arroyo |
A recent surge in the consumption of ethylene has brought the industry's profit margins back up and
INSIDE TALKFROM CPCU
C.A. Carpenter |
IN THE DARK AGES OF LEADERSHIP: John A. Diemand, they need you now. The annual meeting of th
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON W. COAST GEARS FOR CARGO
A STAFF REPORT.This story is based on reporting by Gloria |
West Coast ports are preparing to handle cargo diverted from North Atlantic ports because of the doc
Maritime
COAL CALENDAR
Compiled by the National Coal Association |
October 4-8 - American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Industrial Power Conference, Pittsburgh Hilt
APL HAILS EXPANSION AT SEATTLE
Gloria Joseph |
American President Lines will be able to double its volume in the Pacific Northwest, thanks to a new
DRAFT CODE PLEASES PHILIPPINE BUSINESS
Richard Gourlay |
Philippines-based businessmen are happy that the private sector is seen as the engine of economic gr
Maritime
SHIP TRIMS SAILS, FUEL COST
John Davies |
Prototype tubular sails aboard Jacques Cousteau's new research ship are cutting thousands of dollars
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Singapore Taps AT&T For Telephone ProjectThe telecommunications authority of Singapore signe
Maritime
JAPANESE PLAN TO MOVE PRODUCTION ABROAD
(Ap) |
Japanese companies increasingly plan to move production facilities to the United States and the newl
Maritime
TEXTILE ACCORD TIGHT
Journal of Commerce Special |
A new bilateral textile accord between Hong Kong and the European Communitykeeps growth limi
Maritime
SUGAR REDEMPTION DEBATE SET FOR BRAZILIAN MEETING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will discuss recent redemptions of U.S. sugar under loan and othe
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Egyptian Postings Unchanged to Oct. 15Egypt said it was leaving its oil prices unchanged for
ENGLISH VILLAGES BATTLE NUCLEAR WASTE PROPOSAL
(Ap) |
When Peter Barker moved to this picturesque seaside village two and a half years ago, he accepted th
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE RESTRICTIONS URGED
(Ap) |
Those three-wheel buggies that youngsters love to zoom across fields and beaches would be barred to
FARM EXPORTS A LA CARTE: HOW EUROPE'S SYSTEM WORKS
(Ap) |
Last week's million-ton European wheat sale to the Soviet Union was subsidized at a rate of about $1
NORTH EAST PLANS APPEAL MAINE QUESTIONS USE OF REINSURANCE CREDITS
C.A. Carpenter |
North East Insurance Co. said it plans to appeal an order by the Maine Insurance Department that que
DOLLAR SLIPS AGAINST GERMAN MARK
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar declined against the deutsche mark Thursday, but was mixed against other major curre
MIXED PRICES MARK SLOW TRADING DAY
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
After two days of respectable gains, the stock market drifted aimlessly in lethargic fashion Thursda
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON ILA'S SOUTHERN WING DID OWN THING
Joseph Bonney |
"We're going to do our thing," J.H. "Buddy" Raspberry, the Southern chief of the International Longs
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Libyan-Tunisian Ties? TUNIS, Tunisia - The official Libyan radio claimed Tunisia is prepared
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sanctions Endorsed WASHINGTON - The Senate voted 78-21 to override President Reagan's veto o
BALLOON RACE A BUST FOR CELLULAR PHONES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
After the first hot air balloon crashed and burned, things began to go wrong. A half-dozen o
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
New Exxon Tanker Christened on W. CoastSAN DIEGO, Calif. - A christening ceremony was held a
Maritime
PRE-CIVIL WAR DEBTS HAUNT MISS.
(Ap) |
European bankers never forget, say state officials who have found that pre- Civil War debts can caus
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
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