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CONFUSION MARKS TEAMSTERS MOVE HOUSTON DIRECT DISCHARGE CARGO MAY BE TARGET IN DEAL WITH ILA
GARY TAYLOR |
Of all places, why here?<br><br> That was one local reaction to the announcement by the Internationa
Maritime
NY GROUP PURCHASES BATH YARD
TOM McNIFF Jr |
The century-old Bath Iron Works Inc. said it was sold Thursday to Givens, Green, and Van Amerongen L
TRADING IS BR ISK IN DRY CA RGO FUTURES TRADING
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Trading in the markets where shipowners and charterers hedge against price fluctuations in freight r
COAL BARGING P ROVED A POINT
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Virginia Power's one-year test of transporting coal by barge worked. Railroads have lowered their ra
CHINA PLANS TO PRIME OIL DE VELOPMENT PUMP
JASPER BECKER |
Overseas oil companies "are farsighted and optimistic about the future of offshore oil in China," de
SENATE TO AIR PR ODUCT LIABILITY, TORT REFORM CHA NGE IN SEPTEMBE
LEAH R. YOUNG |
Product liability legislation and sweeping tort reform changes will be aired on the Senate floor in
TRUCKERS ASK FOR A SHARE OF SURCHARGES
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Independent truckers are asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant them a share of the insu
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
$22 Billion July Deficit<br><br> WASHINGTON - The U.S. government posted a total deficit of $22.229
BIG BANKS EXPECTED TO CUT RATES MORE
WILLIAM R. NEIKIRK |
The Federal Reserve Board's fourth cut this year in the discount rate likelywill touch off another r
NEW DEVELOPMENT BANK TO FUND LATIN PROJECTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A new lending agency for Latin America and the Caribbean may be in place by early 1987.<br><br> The
RENAULT CLOSING MEXICAN PLANTS FIRM WILL MANUFACTURE AUTO ENGINES FOR EXPORT
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
The French carmaker Renault said it is closing most of its Mexican manufacturing operations due to d
POLL SAYS FIRMS PLAN SMALLER PAY HIKES
(AP) |
Corporate budgets for salary increases through the next two years will be lower than in 1985, but th
CALIFORNIA'S WATER PUT TO THE TASTE TEST
(AP) |
They don't work when the grass gets cut. Perfume drives them up the wall, and coffee is forbidden in
US CAR OUTPUT UP THIS WEEK
(AP) |
U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 135,374 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom
CHINA MAKES INROADS ON POVERTY
(AP) |
Sixty million people in China have an annual income lower than the government poverty line of 150 yu
Maritime
ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
MY FRIEND JOE is an optimist, and he says the economy is ready for some very nice growth. Businesses
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
An Internal Affair<br><br> ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The government complained that the United States a
VISITS OF STATE
Wire and Staff Reports |
Mubarak, Peres to Meet<br><br> TEL AVIV, Israel - Prime Minister Shimon Peres said he will meet with
JAPANESE HO PES DASHED TAXES ON MONEY MARKET FUNDS SEEN LIMITING SCOPE
A.E. CULLISON |
The planned Tokyo offshore money market likely will be far smaller than anticipated, due to the appl
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Nedlloyd<br><br> Move CreatesNew Positions<br><br>Several new positions were created by Nedlloyd Lin
CUSTOMS' USER FEES CAUSE GLO BAL FUROR
ROBERT F. MORISON |
John D. Wurz has a bone to pick with the U.S. Customs Service.<br><br> The farmer from Sweetgrass, M
INFLATION RATE STEADY IN JULY
(AP) |
Another steep decline in gasoline costs held consumer prices steady in July as Americans enjoyed the
AUSTRALIA STRIKES AT US SALES
VINCENT W. STOVE |
Australia is willing to help the Soviet Union market its agricultural<br><br>machinery in Australia
REPORT FINDS TAIWAN LEADS IN ECONOMIC GROWTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Taiwan continues to be the front-runner in economic growth, according to the latest report from the
Maritime
FOUNDATION NAMES JAPAN MOST COMPETITIVE NATION
(AP) |
Japan has replaced the United States as the world's most competitive nation in business, the Geneva-
Maritime
DIVING SUIT S PACE-BOUND?
Journal of Commerce Special |
An armored diving suit, incorporating fiber optics and microchips, could become the walking-out unif
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Low-Cost Korean Model<br><br> May Spur IBM MoveHyundai, the South Korean company known for its cheap
Maritime
YEN CLIMB CUTS JAPANESE EARNINGS
(AP) |
The yen's appreciation against the U.S. dollar has hurt major Japanese corporations, resulting in a
Maritime
LA PORT VOTES TARIFF INCREASES ADDITIONAL FEES TO GENERATE EXTRA $1.7 MILLION REVENUE
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The board of harbor commissioners approved port tariff increases expected to generate an additional
Maritime
US ELECTRONICS TRADE ASSESSED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The United States sold more electronics products and services to Canada than to any other nation dur
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Low-Cost Korean Model<br><br> May Spur IBM MoveHyundai, the South Korean company known for its cheap
Maritime
BRITONS DOWNGRAD E WORLD OUTLOOK
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Britain's National Institute of Economic and Social Research downgraded its forecast of world econom
Maritime
TAIWAN WARNED ON TRADE SURPLUS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Faster progress must be made by Taiwan in reducing its towering trade surplus with the United States
Maritime
JAPANESE HELD WILLING TO INVEST IN ASIA
JOC Team |
Former Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe said Japan will continue to improve access to its dome
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
PG&E Gets Approval<br><br> To Cut Electricity RateThe state Public Utilities Commission approved a 6
Maritime
SENATOR WAR NS TAIWAN LUGAR PRESSES FOR QUICK CUTS IN TRADE SURPLUS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Faster progress must be made by Taiwan in reducing its towering trade surplus with the United States
Maritime
WESTERN HAS A NEW LOOK
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Western Airlines, 60 years old and the oldest continually operating air carrier in the country, is s
Maritime
ARGENTINE STEVEDORES STAGE STRIKE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Stevedores at Argentine ports imposed partial strike action claiming employers were not keeping to a
Maritime
GRANTHAM REVITA LIZES CHARLESTON
CRAIG DUNLAP |
What's a former pharmacy student from south-central Georgia doing atthe Port of Charleston? Helping
Maritime
DROP IN US PASSEN GERS REROUTES GREE K LINERS
(AP) |
The sleek, white luxury liners that once cruised the Mediterranean packed with big-spending American
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