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US BANK LOSES AUSTRALIAN FRIENDS
Vincent W. Stove |
The Bank of America's retreat from retail banking in Australia has tarnished its image and lost it s
THAILAND TO SEEK LOANS $5 BILLION WOULD BE USED TO SPUR GROWTH
P.T. Bangsberg |
Foreign loans totaling more than US$5 billion are to be sought by the government of Thailand to spur
Maritime
MODERNIZATION, TOURISM EXACT TOLL ON THAILAND'S CHARM
(Ap) |
The great teak forests are decimated, once-shimmering beaches are awash in trash and angular concret
Maritime
EX-FBI AGENT SAYS CHARGES OF LYING SHOULD BE DROPPED
(Ap) |
Attorneys for a fired FBI agent accused of lying during an investigation of Teamsters President Jack
Maritime
JAPAN'S ASEAN IMPORTS STABLE
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese imports of primary products from members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are
Maritime
PHILIPPINE ELECTIONS COULD BE HELD IN MAY
Richard Gourlay |
Congressional elections in the Philippines, which will help stabilize the shaky political situation,
Maritime
JAPAN'S ASEAN IMPORTS STABLE
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese imports of primary products from members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BellSouth to Establish Subsidiary in LondonBellSouth Corp., one of the world's largest telec
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BellSouth to Establish Subsidiary in LondonBellSouth Corp., one of the world's largest telec
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
CUSTOMS LAW ISSUES FOR IMPORTERS OF APPAREL AND TEXTILES. In-depth course to cover valuation, quota
Maritime
INDIA TO WRITE OFF PUBLIC FIRM LOSSES
Trevor Drieberg |
India will write off accumulated losses of public units administered by the newly created Departmen
Maritime
EC WON'T BAN S. AFRICAN COAL MINISTERS PLAN TO CONDUCT FURTHER TALKS ON SUBJECT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The European Common Market decided not to ban imports of South African coal at this time, but will h
ALASKA ATTRACTS AWO
Bruce Johnson |
The oil-fueled economy in Alaska may be on the skids right now, but thathasn't deterred Amer
Maritime
INDIA OKS FOUR PROJECTS FOR NEW COCHIN ZONE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Four projects approved for India's Cochin Export Processing Zone will concentrate on re-exporting es
Maritime
PRIVATE BUSINESSES DECLINE IN CHINA
(Ap) |
The number of private businesses in China has declined for the first time since they were legalized
Maritime
PHARMACIA, ELECTRO CLOSE DEAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pharmacia AB and Electro-Nucleonics Inc. announced the closing of a contract for ENI to purchase U.
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow to Adjust PolyethylenePricesThe Dow Chemical Co. will adjust its less-than-truck
PENNWALT ACQUIRES FUNGICIDE PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pennwalt Corp. announced the acquisition of Desarrolo Quimica Industrial S.A. (Dequisa), a dithiocar
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
USI Hikes Price of Vinyl AcetateU.S.I. Chemicals announced that the company's price for viny
CHERNOBYL UNITS ON LINE SOON?
(Ap) |
The official overseeing cleanup operations at the Chernobyl nuclear plant said two of the four react
FAULTY DATA THREATEN NEW ENGLAND POWER PLANS
Journal of Commerce Special |
A plan for New England regional power needs may be jeopardized by faulty projections used in formula
OCITA LISTS CONDITIONS FOR TRADE PACT SUPPORT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. chemical industry would support a free trade agreement with Canada if certain "fair and eq
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Island Creek Acquires Laurel Run Mining Co.LEXINGTON, Ky. - Island Creek Corp. said it acqui
S. AFRICA LIKELY TO BECOME MAJOR MART FOR US WHEAT
Dirck Steimel |
Failing crops in Africa and dwindling worldwide demand for U.S. wheat have combined to catapult Sout
US FARM SALES TO S. ASIA SEEN DROPPING 20 PERCENT IN '87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. agricultural exports to South Asia are expected to drop 20 percent in fiscal 1987 to $414 milli
DEAR ABBY: PLEASE COME JOIN OUR PROTEST
(Ap) |
Columnist Abigail Van Buren is appealing to Congress not for advice, but to urge it to change the So
JAPANESE GOLD IMPORTS EXPECTED TO RISE 50 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese gold imports this year are likely to rise to almost 50 percent of total non-socialist world
US MAY LOSE USSR AS MAJOR GRAIN CUSTOMER
JOC Staff |
Citing a newly declassified intelligence report, Sen. William Proxmire says the United States is in
INDIAN RUBBER OUTPUT EXPECTED TO INCREASE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
India's state commerce minister, Brahna Dutt, has estimated the country's natural rubber production
SHIP CAPTAINS SEEK FRENCH NAVY SHIELD
(Ap) |
The French Association of Ships' Captains suggested Premier Jacques Chirac order close protection by
Maritime
PANAMA TARGETS TIES WITH CHINA PROPOSAL MADE TO HELP CHINESE OBTAIN SEAMEN LICENSES
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Panamanian maritime authority hopes to forge closer ties with China on licensing and other matte
Maritime
IMO URGES SECURITY MEASURES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Maritime Organization is asking all member countries to implement tough new anti-t
Maritime
NORWEGIAN SHIP REGISTRY LOST 21 VESSELS IN AUGUST
Journal of Commerce Special |
The purchase of a large tanker abroad helped limit the amount of merchant shipping tonnage that left
Maritime
WESTERN, MINNEGASCO SIGN SUPPLY PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Western Gas Marketing, the subsidiary that administers gas contracts forTrans- Canada PipeL
BUREAU SAYS OIL GOES TO S. AFRICA
(Ap) |
South Africa continues to import huge amounts of crude oil despite a United Nations embargo on such
TAIWAN CHEMICAL SHIP ON MAIDEN VOYAGE TO US
Kim Tzou |
The first Taiwan-built chemical carrier, the 30,000-ton Formosa 3, is on its maiden voyage to the Un
Maritime
SINGAPORE SEEKS STATUS AS OIL TRADING CENTER
(Ap) |
Singapore wants to become a major oil trading, distribution and storage center in southeast Asia, Ed
TIGERS URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST UK CARRIERS
Juliana King |
There is no reason to delay imposing sanctions against the United Kingdom for its discrimination aga
AIR ATLANTA BEGINS WASHINGTON SERVICE
Tim Neale |
Air Atlanta Inc. announced plans for daily round trip service between Atlanta and National Airport i
SAS SUBSIDIARY OFFERS NEW SERVICE
Richard Malkin |
When Scandinavian Airlines organized its Distribution and Publishing Service Inc. as a special U.S.
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