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RISE IN MEAT SUPPLY SEEN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
World meat production in 1987 is expected to total 129.9 million metric tons, up 1 percent from 128.
FILIPINOS GEAR UP FOR SALE
Richard Gourlay |
It is sale time in the Philippines. Government-controlled banks, companies and assets, which bankers
RAIL PURCHASE EXEMPT FROM RULES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Paducah & Louisville Railway Inc. is exempt from Interstate CommerceCommission regulation of
VPA AUTOMATES MANIFEST SYSTEM CUTS IN PROCESSING TIME, COSTS EXPECTED WITH ELECTRONIC LINKS
Tim Neale |
Vessel operators calling at Hampton Roads can transmit ship manifests to the U.S. Customs Service el
Maritime
SEA-LAND COMBINES ATLANTIC, MIDEAST UNITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sea-Land Corp. announced a further step in the restructuring of its principal operating unit, Sea-La
Maritime
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD, to use its own cliche, may not be taking away the punchbowl just as the p
SALVAGERS GET LAST OF SUNKEN SOVIET GOLD
(Ap) |
Salvagers have recovered the last of a shipment of Soviet gold destined to pay for U.S. arms in Worl
Maritime
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Staff |
For the week ended Sept. 6, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ
LATEST HIJACKING FAILS TO SLOW BOOKINGS FOR FALL
Christopher Lofting |
And just when you thought it was safe to go back in the air again. All summer long the trave
NRC PROBING SOURCE OF PLANT WOES ARTICLE
(Ap) |
The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun an internal investigation into the source of a n
GNP FIGURES DON'T REFLECT CHEAP OIL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Second-quarter U.S. Gross National Product figures do not yet reflect the full positive effects of l
PETROLEUM PRICES FALL ON CASH MART
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The cash petroleum market continues to be burdened by the large supplies that have pressured cash pr
DOLLAR FALLS BELOW 2 MARKS WITH NO BOTTOM IN SIGHT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar fell below 2.000 deutsche marks Thursday for the first time since February 1981 and
LEACH GETS NEW POST AT HOUSTON
Gary Taylor |
Richard P. Leach agreed to stay at the Port of Houston Authority in a new position that could make h
BANK OF BOSTON EYES PHILIPPINES
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Bank of Boston is holding talks on purchase of a government-run bank in the Philippines under th
Maritime
AT&T LIKELY TO DROP THAI PHONE DIRECTORY
P.T. Bangsberg |
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. appears on the verge of abandoning its first - unhappy - venture
Maritime
US CHIP USERS DODGE JAPANESE AGREEMENT
A.E. Cullison |
Microchip users in the United States are turning to the black market topurchase less costly
Maritime
SEATTLE WINS NEW BEER CARGO
Gloria Joseph |
It wasn't exactly like a scene from Animal House" where fraternity members stood around and drained
Maritime
US CORN SOLD TO TAIWAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced 108,000 metric tons of U.S. corn had been sold to Taiwa
BRAKE-ING THE NEWS TO THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Skeptics in the trucking industry will say that no matter what happens today on the skid pads and t
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Tiger to Pay Interest In Form of StockTiger International Inc. said it elected to pay the in
JAPANESE CHOOSE HAMPTON ROADS NEW GROUP PICKS VPA PORT AS MID-ATLANTIC LOAD POINT
Tim Neale |
The Virginia Port Authority announced that the newly organized Japanese shipping consortium has chos
Maritime
PERSIAN GULF TANKER BLAZE EXTINGUISHED
(Ap) |
Firefighters Thursday extinguished the fire that raged on the Kuwaiti supertanker Al-Funtas for 30 h
Maritime
US COTTON EXPORTS COULD SET RECORD
Maureen Robb |
U.S. cotton exports could set a new record this fiscal year, according to port of Oakland cargo anal
Maritime
DELAWARE RIVER AGENCY TO STUDY UNIFICATION
(Ap) |
The Delaware River Port Authority has moved closer to defining its role in a plan to unify port ope
Maritime
IBM ANNOUNCES NETWORK PRODUCTS
(Ap) |
International Business Machines Corp. announced new software tools for managers of computer network
DRUG DEALERS LOOK TO EUROPE
(Ap) |
World drug traffickers, under pressure in the United States, are dumping cocaine and heroin into Eur
Maritime
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Rohm & Haas Raises PriceOf AcrylatesRohm & Haas Co., a Philadelphia-based chemical m
JAPANESE REPORT URGES LDC INVESTMENT
A.E. Cullison |
The Nakasone administration should move now to encourage expanded directinvestments by the p
Maritime
US WANTS CUBA TO IMPROVE PLANT
(Ap) |
The United States wants Cuba to improve safety standards at its two Soviet- designed nuclear reactor
TENN. NUCLEAR FUEL PLANT TERMED MOST DANGEROUS
(Ap) |
A nuclear plant in Tennessee is "oozing radioactive contamination," and the Nuclear Regulatory Commi
57 PERCENT OF WEST GERMANS BACK NUCLEAR POWER
(Ap) |
Despite the Soviet nuclear disaster in April, a majority of West Germans support the continued use o
SEATTLE WINS NEW BEER CARGO
Gloria Joseph |
It wasn't exactly like a scene from Animal House" where fraternity members stood around and drained
Maritime
FISHERMAN BATTLE DANGEROUS DEBRIS
(Ap) |
Discarded six-pack harnesses, derelict fish nets and other plastic flotsam that kill ocean creatures
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
Houston Mariners Club. 21st annual marine insurance seminar. Sept. 21-23 at the Adams' Mark Hotel, H
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Argentina Sets Record For Sunseed OutputBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Sunseed output rose to a r
INVESTMENT ISSUE SNAGS TRADE AGENDA
Felix Dearden |
Deep divisions between the United States and India and Brazil over barriers to foreign investment s
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
A First for VPA NORFOLK, Va. - The Virginia Port Authority is the first port agency to provi
RISK BILL COULD REACH FLOOR OF HOUSE AS EARLY AS MONDAY
Leah R. Young |
Risk retention legislation breezed through House subcommittee and committee votes and could reach th
NAKASONE SAYS YEN IS RISING TOO FAST
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone expressed concern over the precipitous climb in the value
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