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PHILADELPHIA CLAIMS A VICTORY IN FIGHT TO KEEP UK AIR ROUTE
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
Officials here are claiming victory in their bitter fight to retain a key airline route between the
TEXAS GROWERS DON'T COTTON TO WEATHER CONDITIONS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Texas cotton farmers in the High Plains are fervently hoping for rain, while farmers on the southeas
LACK OF JOBS IS SENDING ALGERIANS TO THE BLACK MARKET
Tom Hundley |
The steep, narrow streets of this city's poor districts climb the Mediterranean escarpment like anci
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS US-CHINA CONTAINERIZED, COMMERCIAL TRADE,
""Trade Horizons," PIERS, New York. |
No text.
LABOR LEADERS DISSOLVE MERGER OF MEBA, NMU
Tim Shorrock |
A long and bitter dispute inside one of the country's largest maritime unions ended Monday when key
APL REFLAGGING MAY NOT HAPPEN SOON, CHIEF SAYS
Allen R. Wastler |
It could be "weeks or months" before American President Lines initiates any reflagging actions, acco
Maritime
AMERFORD QUIET ON CLAIM OF EMPLOYEE'S TIES TO CRIME
Gregory S. Johnson |
Amerford International Corp. is remaining mum in the face of allegations that an executive of the in
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
YUGOSLAV-OWNED SHIP DETAINED BY TAIWANTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan has detained a Yugosla
Maritime
INTERCITY CARGO TRAFFIC TO INCREASE IN '93 AND '94, PACCAR CHIEF SAYS
John Davies |
Long-distance intercity cargo volumes will rise this year and next, but will do so erratically, risi
DOLLAR DECLINES AS MARKET CONSOLIDATES FRIDAY'S GAINS
Alan Zimmerman |
The U.S. dollar declined Monday as the market consolidated Friday's biggains, which were sti
AIDS MEETING OPENS WITH CALL FOR COMPASSION
Reuters |
The largest-ever international conference on AIDS opened in Berlin Monday amid charges that the glob
TRADE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA INAUGURATES AEROSPACE SYNDICATEBEIJING - In a move to boost its satellite laun
Maritime
INVESTORS SHY AWAY FROM BIOTECHNOLOGY FIRMS
John Hechinger |
Investors are shying away from biotechnology companies, once the darlings of daring capital.
OFTEN OVERLOOKED WATERWAY HANDLES $24 BILLION IN CARGO
Special to The Journal of Commerce |
While most maritime attention focuses on the major ports and their ocean connections, one of Texas'
PORT OF HOUSTON REDEFINES "LOAD CENTER' TERMINOLOGY
Special to The Journal of Commerce |
Continued diversification - and the ability to handle different kinds of cargo - looms as the overri
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
"Netumar Line Begins Service at Philadelphia," on Page 8B on June 3, should have said the arrival of
Maritime
DISCLOSURE RULES NEED OVERHAUL, BANKER SAYS
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
Banks' financial activity is becoming increasingly hidden, and new disclosure requirements should be
INTERMODAL COMMISSION EXPECTED TO SURVIVE
Rip Watson |
The National Commission on Intermodal Transportation, a blue-ribbon panel charged with studying the
AIR BATTLE COULD CAUSE TRADE WAR, AUSTRALIA SAYS
Mark B. Solomon |
Australian diplomats, escalating the rhetoric in an aviation fight with the United States, warned Mo
MARUBENI TO BID FOR ONSHORE CHINA OIL
Reuters |
Marubeni Corp. plans to tender to explore for oil in China's northwestern Tarim Basin with two U.S.
GASOLINE PRICES
JOC Staff |
June 7, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Prem
HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP BACKS GUATEMALA CHIEF
Reuters |
International human rights group Amnesty International said it believed Ramiro de Leon's new preside
Maritime
RUSSIAN CRUDE, CONDENSATE OUTPUT FALLS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Russian production of crude oil and condensates in May fell to 7.07 million barrels a day, compared
ITALIAN SHIPPING LINES TO REUNITE IN JULY FOR WEST COAST SERVICE
John Davies |
Two Italian shipping lines that dissolved their joint West Coast service last year will re-establish
Maritime
SYRIAN WHEAT OUTPUT EXPECTED TO INCREASE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Syria's wheat production is expected to exceed 4 million tons this year, compared with 3 million ton
JAPANESE ECONOMY HAS TURNED TOWARD RECOVERY, OFFICIAL SAYS
Hideko Morita |
Hajime Funada, director-general of Japan's Economic Planning Agency, said Monday that recent economi
ECONOMIST URGES DOLLAR-YEN TARGET ZONE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. economist C. Fred Bergsten said a target zone for the U.S. dollar should be set between 105 and
HUNGARY DEVALUES CURRENCY AGAIN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Hungarian National Bank carried out its third devaluation of the forint this year, lowering its
PLAN FOR LONGEST SINGLE-SPAN BRIDGE STILL TREADING TROUBLED WATERS IN ITALY
P.K. Semler |
One of the most ambitious public works projects ever planned in Europe, a 3,300-meter (2-mile) singl
13 RAILROADS WIN HARRIMAN SAFETY AWARDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
For the fourth consecutive year, Norfolk Southern won the gold E.H. Harriman Memorial Safety Award f
AGRICULTURAL TRADE LEADS
Supplied by the US Department of Agriculture |
Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric
Maritime
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of Transportation News Ticker, the |
Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in
Maritime
COAL TERMINAL REPORT
JOC Staff |
June 7, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe es
OKLA. GAS LIMIT SET NEAR CAPACITY
JOC Staff |
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has decided to let most of the state's natural gas wells produce
COMEX METAL WAREHOUSE
JOC Staff |
June 7, 1993 Copper Total, 107,999. Gold Total, .2,232,142.Silver Total, .272
CALIF. CRACKDOWN PAYS OFF AGAINST UNLICENSED INSURERS
Marc Lifsher |
New regulations and increased enforcement are beginning to put a crimp in sales of bogus insurance p
INSURANCE EXECUTIVES URGED TO BACK NAFTA, GATT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the North American free-trade agreement are major con
LLOYD'S CHAIRMAN TELLS BROKERS TO HAVE FAITH IN LONDON MARKET
Brigitte Maxey |
David Rowland, chairman of Lloyd's of London, took told insurance brokers to continue to have faith
TRADE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA EXPECTS TO BOOST TRADE WITH E. EUROPEBEIJING - China said it sees a buoyant ye
Maritime
ECOGEN SIGNS ACCORD WITH CHINA TO EVALUATE BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDES
Donna Shaw |
Ecogen Inc., which has been busily globe-trotting with its biological insecticides, has added anothe
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