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OHIO TARGETS DISTRIBUTION HOPES AIR CARGO HUBS WILL ATTRACT BUSINESS
Gloria Joseph |
Ohio's central location already has drawn three major air cargo carriers to set up hubs there, but n
SHIPPING FORECASTS IMPERATIVE
Kevin D. Thompson |
Volatile markets, unstable financial conditions and fluctuating economic patterns often wreak havoc
INDONESIA PROBES FRAUD BY AIRLINE'S EMPLOYEES
P.T. Bangsberg |
The government of Indonesia is mounting a probe into what it calls massive fraud perpetrated by empl
HEATHROW SET TO RESTRICT CARGO PLANES
Journal of Commerce Special |
London's Heathrow Airport is set to ban freighter aircraft for 10 hours a day starting late March.
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Carriers Seek Changes In Safety Ratings RuleThe Private Carriers Conference likes the basic
TRANSPORT BECOMING PART OF MANUFACTURING
Kevin D. Thompson |
Air cargo carriers need to drastically upgrade their computerized systems to provide manufacturers w
AVIATION BRIEFS
from wire and staff reports |
American Seeks Support For NC-UK ServiceThe head of American Airlines has written to the 50,
WEEKLY TRUCK TONNAGE INDEX
JOC Staff |
The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc
CANADA LOCOMOTIVE RIVALS
Journal of Commerce Special |
A Canadian subsidiary of General Motors was the world's leading exporter of locomotives between 1979
BRAKE TEST SHOWS NEW COOPERATION
Michael S. Lelyveld |
What was most impressive about the front-wheel brake demonstration for heavy- duty trucks put on by
DEREGULATION OPENS DOORS FOR SHIPPERS
Kevin D. Thompson |
Truck and rail deregulation have opened new doors for shippers buying freight transportation service
BARGE CALL RATES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The following are the results of Monday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge freigh
ATA PUSHES BOOST IN RESEARCH DOLLARS
Gloria Joseph |
The president of the American Trucking Associations is calling upon the government to increase resea
WHAT'S A TRADE DEFICIT, GIVE OR TAKE $3 BILLION?
(Ap) |
A quirk in government figures understated the U.S. trade deficit in June and July by nearly $3 billi
Maritime
EC OFFICIAL URGES OPEN STEEL MART
(Ap) |
The European Community industry commissioner called on the 12 EC member states to liberalize the ste
Maritime
EUROPEAN TRAVEL SEEN ON REBOUND
(Ap) |
Providing more hope than hard facts, some tourist industry specialists said business should improve
Maritime
FRANCE SHIFTS GEARS AGAIN GOVERNMENT HOPES TO SATISFY ELECTORATE
Phil Reavis |
The French government is shifting gears once again in an effort to produce results satisfying to the
Maritime
EUA PURSUES SEABROOK PLAN
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis' decision not to draw an emergency plan for the $4.5 billion Seab
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Harcourt in Singapore SINGAPORE - Michael F. Harcourt, mayor of Vancouver, British Columbia,
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Iran-Iraq War DUBAI, U.A.E. - The British minister of state for defense procurements, Lord T
Maritime
BRITAIN URGES NEW STRATEGY FOR EC EMPLOYMENT POLICY
(Ap) |
Britain, with support from Ireland and Italy, is urging the European Community to put more emphasis
Maritime
REPORT CALLS O-RINGS NUCLEAR ACHILLES HEEL
Larry Tye |
Airtight O-ring seals could break apart and disable key safety systems in nuclear power plants much
COAL-BURNING UTILITIES FUND ACID-RAIN TREATMENT PROJECT
Andrew Cassel |
While they fight to keep Congress from enacting laws to clean up the causes of acid rain, the nation
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Texaco Discovers Gas At Well in OklahomaTexaco has completed a natural gas discovery well on
OPEC STICKS TO OUTPUT LIMIT
(Ap) |
Oil exports from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries for the second half of September
PORTLAND FEUD HEATS UP CASE OVER UNFINISHED COAL UNIT LIKELY TO RESUME
Journal of Commerce Special |
Feuders over the port of Portland's aborted coal terminal project are expected to resume their court
GASOLINE PRICES FALL IN EARLY SEPTEMBER
(Ap) |
An oil industry analyst says the end of the summer driving season triggered a nearly half-cent drop
STEARNS CATALYTIC
Journal of Commerce Staff |
United Engineers & Constructors, a subsidiary of Raytheon Co., agreed in principle to purchase the d
GULF NATIONS PLAN PRE-OPEC TALK
(Ap) |
Oil ministers of the Saudi Arabian-led Gulf Cooperation Council alliance will meet in Geneva on Oct.
PLASTICS CORNER
JOC Staff |
Dexter Agrees To PurchasePolymers FirmJournal of Commerce StaffThe Dexter Co
PILGRIM PLANT STAYS OFF LINE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Boston Edison Co. will keep its Pilgrim nuclear power plant off line until next April - a year after
FERTILIZER OUTPUT FELL DURING JULY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Production of the combined fertilizer nutrient groups was 21 percent lower in July 1986, compared wi
CITIZENS HEAT IS EUA'S TICKET TO CONSERVATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Eastern Utilities Associates, which is buying up shares of the controversial Seabrook nuclear power
NATIONAL DISTILLERS BUYS ENRON UNIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The signing of a definitive agreement was announced whereby National Distillers and Chemical Corp. w
ENERGY BRIEFS
JOC Staff |
Rand of Phoenix Agrees To Merge With SunlandPHOENIX, Ariz. - Rand of Phoenix Inc. announced
CHURCH, OCCIDENTAL IN VENTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Occidental Petroleum Corp and Church & Dwight Co. Inc. have signed a letter of intent to form a part
RUNNING THE PORT OF LOS ANGELES KEY ADMINISTRATOR BELIEVES WORK SHOULD BE FUN
Bill Mongelluzzo |
If first impressions are lasting, then the image most persons have of Ezunial Burts is that he's a b
Maritime
UTILITY RESULTS ARE NOT ELECTRIFYING
Kirby V. Freeman |
Electric utility companies are expected to report slight gains in third quarter earnings. In
CARBIDE EXPANDS TEXAS PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. announced that it will complete a series of expansions by the end of this year t
STOCK PRICES REBOUND AS INTEREST RATES FALL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Stock prices rebounded sharply Monday as falling interest rates washed away some of the negative sen
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