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NY TOP COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON DUMPING
(Ap) |
New York's Department of Environmental Conservation acted properly in setting regulations that limit
ANTIFREEZE PRICE INCREASES COULD FREEZE OUT CONSUMERS
Chicago Tribune |
The next casualty of the drought could be your car. In the midst of the current hot-weather
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
WORK TO CLOSE 2 LANES ON MAJOR TRUCK ROUTETwo of the four lanes on the Outerbridge Crossing
Rail News
WESTERN GOVERNORS PLAN TO PUSH INTERNATIONAL TRADE
John Davies |
California Gov. George Deukmejian, the new chairman of the Western Governors' Association, says he i
Maritime
OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR JOINS ASIAN MISSION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon will fly to Asia today to join a trade mission that includes a visit wit
Maritime
BUYING IN ARGENTINA
JOC Staff |
Traditional Exports Animals and animal products, wool, hides, vegetable products, grains, to
Maritime
BRAZIL'S GOLD PANNERS FEAR ENVIRONMENTAL MOVES
(Reuter) |
Thousands of fortune-seeking gold panners are being forced by their own government to leave much of
BURNLEY CRACKS DOWN ON OVERLOADED BOXES
Robert F. Morison |
Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley directed the Coast Guard to begin immediately to crack down on
Maritime
IBM DISCOVERY COULD CUT CHLOROFLUOROCARBON USE
G. Pascal Zachary |
International Business Machines Corp. researchers are claiming a breakthrough that could lead to a s
PEOPLE - FINANCIAL
From Wire and Staff Reports |
GULF & WESTERN INC. (New York) - Michael B. Estabrooks was named vice president and treasurer. He wa
LATIN NATIONS URGED TO UNITE ON DEBT
(Reuter) |
Former Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez urged Latin American debtor nations to take a common
SCANSTAR QUITS CONFERENCES
Mark Magnier |
Johnson ScanStar has let the second shoe fall with the news that it will resign from the conferences
Maritime
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Wed. July 13, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K
PORT OF SEATTLE SEEKS LOCKHEED PROPERTY
John Davies |
Looking for room to expand its container terminals, the Port of Seattle will open negotiations aimed
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
TRIO HIKES CAPACITY IN BID TO MEET GROWTHThe Trio consortium of five European and Japanese s
Maritime
OECD EXPORT CREDIT RATES TO RISE FRIDAY
Barbara Casassus |
Minimum interest rates on government guaranteed export credits will rise by 0.3 percent Friday, the
JAPAN WILL LIBERALIZE IMPORTS OF 12 US AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS
From Wire Reports |
Japan and the United States have reached a broad agreement for the liberalization of Japanese import
Maritime
AIDS LIKELY TO INCREASE PREMIUMS
(Reuter) |
AIDS could force a sharp rise in insurance premiums as companies face hefty bills for claims relatin
GREENSPAN SEES TIGHTER POLICY
John Boyd |
In a carrot-and-stick performance, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan Wednesday said inte
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
DU PONT MIGHT ACQUIRE FRANCE'S NANOMASK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. may purchase Nanomask SA, a leading French manufacturer of photomasks
LIMERICK GETS HIGH SAFETY MARKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The owners of the troubled Peach Bottom nuclear plant got high marks from the U.S. Nuclear Regulator
ICAO COUNCIL MEETS ON DOWNING OF AIRLINER
Leo Ryan |
The governing council of the International Civil Aviation Organization began an extraordinary sessio
Air Cargo
FREON'S DAYS MAY BE NUMBERED
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
International Business Machines Corp. is blending together in a new way some old methods of cleaning
J.B. HUNT'S EARNINGS RISE TO $8.9 MILLION
JOC Staff |
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.'s first quarter earnings rose to $8.9 million, or 38 cents a share
Trucking News
CORRECTION CLARIFICATION
JOC Staff |
CSX Transportation restructured in late 1985 and early 1986, at which time several thousand manageri
Rail News
GRANCOLOMBIANA OFFICIAL DIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Peter Trovato, treasurer of Grancolombiana Inc., died July 2 after a long illness, the company repor
Maritime
STATE REGULATIONS SEEN HAMPERING BIOTECHNOLOGY
Charles Thurston |
Increased state regulation of biotechnology developments in the United States would be unnecessary a
PENSION PLANS ENDED '87 IN BLACK
Leah R. Young |
Assets of pension plans declined sharply during the October stock market crash, but most plans still
FLUOROCARBON CO. AGREES TO BUY REYNOLDS & TAYLOR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Fluorocarbon Co. agreed to purchase Reynolds & Taylor Inc., a Santa Ana-based fabricator of high per
SENATE PASSES $10.6 BILLION TRANSPORT APPROPRIATIONS BILL
(Ap) |
Senate and House negotiators must square the differences between the fiscal 1989 transportation appr
Rail News
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year7/13 7/12 Chan
ICC STAYS LABOR AWARD IN GUILFORD RAIL CASE
Howard S. Abramson |
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a virtually open-ended stay against implementation of a m
US TRADE POLICY LIKELY TO AFFECT EC INTEGRATION
Richard Lawrence |
The European Community's coming rules on an integrated internal market will be influenced by U.S. tr
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
MALAYSIA UNION WANTS US TRADE PRIVILEGESKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - A labor organization repres
Maritime
COURT: HOSPITAL HAS DUTY TO PREVENT SUICIDE
(Ap) |
An appeals court has ruled that hospitals have a duty to prevent suicides and reinstated a $1.3 mill
MEASURES URGED TO SAVE GASOLINE
(Ap) |
The United States should raise gasoline taxes by 50 cents a gallon, require cars to get 45 miles a g
US LIGHT TRUCK SALES UP, OUTWEIGHING SLIDE IN CARS
(Ap) |
Domestic light truck sales climbed 8.6 percent in early July, slightly outweighing a 1.6 percent sli
TRADE BILL SWEEPS THROUGH HOUSE
Keith M. Rockwell |
The House approved legislation Wednesday mandating that employers give 60 days' notice before plant
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CHINA, ITALY PLAN JOINT ETHYLENE PROJECTHAIKOU, China - An Italian chemical firm and the Chi
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