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TOXICS NOT ALARMING, CONN. OFFICIALS SAY
(Ap) |
Millions of pounds of toxic chemicals were discharged into the air and water last year by some 200 C
COAL SHIPMENTS ARE UP, SAYS NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lawrence Kaufman |
Rising transportation costs virtually have driven Australian steam coal from the European market, an
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
July 28, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,
CHILE LOOKS TO US FOR COAL
Tim Sansbury |
U.S. coal traders and producers are stalking new business in Chile, U.S. government and industry sou
US ENERGY POLICY EMERGES AS VITAL CAMPAIGN ISSUE
(Reuter) |
The United States' growing reliance on foreign oil and the ailing state of her energy industry are e
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
AKZO INCREASES STABILIZER PRICESNEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Akzo Chemicals Inc. announced price in
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
OPEC PRICE COMMITTEE TO MEET NEXT WEEKMANAMA, Bahrain - OPEC Secretary-General Subroto, who
MOBIL TO HIKE CAPACITY FOR POLYPROPYLENE FILM BY 20 PERCENT IN NORTH AMERICA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobil Chemical Co. will expand two plants to boost its orientedpolypropylene film capacity by 20 per
DU PONT FACILITY TO MANUFACTURE CHLOROFLUOROCARBON ALTERNATIVES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. will build its first commercial-scale manufacturing facility to produc
CUSTOMS UPDATE
Based on reports from U.S. Customs Service District offices |
CONTAINER TRACKING SYSTEMS. Effective Aug. 1, 1988, the Los Angeles District will require additional
Maritime
EXPORT PROGRAM BOOSTS CHICKEN SALES TO JAPAN
(Ap) |
A federal export program is boosting sales of chicken to Japan, where retailers traditionally have b
Maritime
BRAZIL EXPECTS TO BENEFIT FROM US-JAPAN ACCORD
James Bruce |
If only through piggy-back operations, Brazilian citrus processors are confident their own access to
Maritime
ANALYSTS WARY OF STILL-PICTURE VIDEOPHONES
(Reuter) |
Doting grandparents and lonely businessmen separated from their families are among the buyers antici
Maritime
LOS ANGELES ECONOMY EXPECTED TO OUTPACE NATIONAL GROWTH
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Los Angeles area's economy, benefiting from a surge in exports, will grow nearly twice as fast a
Maritime
TAIWAN'S COMMERCE WITH CHINA BLOSSOMS
JOC Staff |
Taiwan's indirect trade with China is surging, and economists said Thursday that it could hit a reco
Maritime
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
HOWARD J. SEIFERT DIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Howard James Seifert, national chairman of the American Association of Exporters and Importers, died
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
WEST GERMANY POSTS STRONG TRADE SURPLUSBONN, West Germany - West Germany reported another st
Maritime
CHINESE WARNED OF MORE PRICE HIKES
From Wire Reports |
Chinese consumers, who earlier this week were promised a five-month respitefrom unpopular pr
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year7/28 7/27 Chan
COMMODITY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
USDA MAY IMPOSE NEW MEAT IMPORT RULEWASHINGTON - Foreign countries selling meat and poultry
CHINA'S GOLD OUTPUT TARGETED TO DOUBLE
P.T. Bangsberg |
Production of gold in China will double within five years, according to a senior official who urged
AUSTRALIA MAY CORRAL MARKET FOR BEEF IN SOUTH KOREA
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Australian beef will supply about three-quarters of South Korean beef imports, the managing director
MANY FIRMS TURNING TO CURRENCY FUTURES
Kevin Commins |
The currency futures market is now as liquid as the interbank forward market, according to Randy Gil
WORLD MONEY FRONT RATE SPECULATION BOOSTS US DOLLAR
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar pushed broadly higher Thursday on growing speculation that tighter money is ahead bo
CANADA SEES A RECORD IN CROP COVER PAY-OUTS
JOC Staff |
Provincial Canadian governments could pay almost $830 million in crop insurance claims this year, ab
SAFETY PROBE IS UNDER WAY ON 2 GM CARS
(Ap) |
Federal regulators have opened a safety investigation into alleged frame- cracking on more than 1.3
THE ECONOMY PERSONAL INCOME IN US SPURTED 0.7 PERCENT IN JUNE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Americans' personal income jumped a healthy 0.7 percent in June, the best showing in three months, w
CUSTOMS' MANDATE UNDER FIRE
Tony Seideman |
If you don't speak digital, don't think of becoming a customs broker. The United States Cust
JAPANESE PLAN CHEMICAL LIMITS ON FOOD IMPORTS
A.E. Cullison |
Japanese health officials Thursday announced plans for new controls on the amount of chemical residu
GREENSPAN SHRUGS OFF LABOR SHORTAGE
Leo Abruzzese |
Robust economic growth has produced some regional worker shortages but has not sparked a serious U.S
WEAK OIL PRICES, WAR EMACIATE IRAN'S ECONOMY
(Reuter) |
Iran's revolutionary leaders, driven to seek peace with Iraq due to a string of battlefield reverses
IMPORT GRIPES MAY RISE ONCE TRADE BILL IS LAW
Richard Lawrence |
Requests to the International Trade Commission for action against imports are expected to increase o
AUTOMATIC US SPENDING CUTS UNLIKELY, BUDGET STUDY SAYS
John Boyd |
President Reagan's budget office reported Wednesday that the likely 1989 federal deficit should not
WORLD TODAY
Wire and Staff Reports |
HEINZ CANADIAN UNIT ACQUIRES W.P. FOODSH.J. Heinz Co. announced Thursday that a subsidiary o
FATALITY RENEWS CALLS FOR SAFETY
John Davies |
The death of a Port of Seattle electrician in an accident on a new container crane is prompting rene
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
* Customs Update 4A * David Goldman - War of Nerves on the Banks 8A* Guy Gugliotta - Mexico
SOCIAL CHANGES PROPEL CHINESE INTO COUNSELING
(Ap) |
As China rushes into economic and social change, its university students are coming under increasing
BUSINESS IN TODAY'S NEWS
JOC Staff |
This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza
DRAGON OR PUSSYCAT: WHICH WOULD CCC BE IN NEGOTIATIONS?
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Just as any coin has two sides, so does the Carriers Container Council Inc. The question is:
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