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TRADE CONFEREES REACH ACCORD ON A KEY ITEM
Keith M. Rockwell |
Members of the congressional trade bill conference and the Reagan administration have reached accord
DATA RECORDERS PUSHED FOR BUSES
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Rockwell International Corp. is pushing its line of onboard data recorders into a market that seems
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AVIATION Air Line Pilots Association President Henry Duffy calls on Washington to help impro
SOME URGING US TO SCRAP NEW SOVIET GRAIN DEALS
Howard Simon |
Even as U.S. negotiations for a new long-term grains deal with the Soviet Union winds through the lo
TRANSPORT EARNINGS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BRAE Corp. Narrows Its 4th Quarter LossBRAE Corp. narrowed its fourth quarter loss to $5.3 m
LARRY KAUFMAN'S INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Larry Kaufman |
WE'RE JUST PLAIN FOLKS, might be the motto in the secretary's office at the Department of Transporta
Trucking News
MEXICO WON'T CUT ITS OUTPUT FIRST
Journal of Commerce Special |
Mexico, an independent oil exporter with a long record of cooperation with OPEC, is apparently resis
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Indonesia Won't Budge On Oil Price to JapanJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia will not sell crud
CONGRESSMAN: TRAINING AT GUILFORD INADEQUATE
Howard S. Abramson |
A Maine congressman released data from the Federal Railroad Administration that he said shows Guilfo
Rail News
BRAZIL EASES CONFERENCE REINS, BOOSTS CARRIER COMPETITION
James Bruce |
The Brazilian government has published resolutions that loosen shipping freight conference regulatio
Maritime
AVIATION EARNINGS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SAS Group Reports $5.1 Billion RevenueThe SAS Group earned $291 million on revenue of $5.1 b
Air Cargo
CALIF. SENATE OKS BAILOUT FOR BLUE CROSS
JOC Staff |
Bailout legislation that would allow Blue Cross, a non-profit hospital service, to sell a subsidiary
FILM INDUSTRY'S SURVIVAL LINKED TO FREE TRADE
(Ap) |
The president of the Motion Picture Association of America says the entertainment industry depends o
Maritime
EC STRIKES ACCORD WITH ARAB GULF GROUP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The European Community has struck a modest trade and cooperation agreement with the six-nation Gulf
YUGOSLAVIA WEIGHS RADICAL REFORMS
(Ap) |
Yugoslavia's ruling body today called for the first time for a Radical reduction of state interferen
MANY INSURANCE REGULATORS GO INTO INDUSTRY INSURANCE REGULATORS OFTEN GO TO INDUSTRY AT END OF TERMS
Paula L. Green |
It can be a short walk from the insurance regulatory system to a job in the insurance industry.<
GROUP DISCUSSES DOCUMENT CREATION
Tony Seideman |
Cold, analytical computers use the electronic messages that are at the heart of electronic data inte
CANADA VENTURE PLANS TO CREATE FACILITY FOR EDI SERVICES
Victor S. Wheatman |
The Vancouver (Canada)-based Asian/Pacific Foundation has proposed creation of the Canadian Standard
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1645.0 (March 25, 1988) Previous day - 1645.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Excha
Maritime
US IS URGED TO SMOOTH AIRLINE-PILOT RELATIONS
Ira Breskin |
Henry Duffy, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, is calling on Washington to help improve
Air Cargo
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
A story in Friday's paper incorrectly described prospects for a possible merger of the Port of Provi
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Heating Oil Prices Fall Slowly in Mass.Home heating oil prices in Massachusetts are easing i
COAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
'88 Chinese Coal Expo To Be Held in ShanxiShanxi Province, the center of China's coal indust
CHARTER PLAN GETS GO-AHEAD
Robert F. Morison |
Sea-Land Service Inc., Nedlloyd Lijnen BV and P&O Containers (TFL) Ltd. are free to put their unique
Maritime
WEAKER DOLLAR IS NO PANACEA FOR TRADE WOES, ECONOMIST SAYS
Michael S. Lelyveld |
The weaker dollar will not solve the problem of U.S. competitiveness, and it may only make it worse,
Maritime
EXPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Campbell Completes Durkee AcquisitionCAMDEN, N.J. - Campbell Soup Co. announced it has compl
Maritime
US WILLING TO AID SUGAR EXPORTERS BUT STILL OPPOSED TO BONUS PLAN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
White House officials told ambassadors from sugar-exporting nations they will continue trying to eas
Maritime
SINGAPOREAN OPPOSES TRADE RETALIATION
William Armbruster |
Singapore's ambassador to the United States said he has advised his government not to retaliate agai
CHEMICAL MARKETS OXYCHEM BOOSTS OUTPUT CAPACITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Occidental Chemical Corp. has begun production of chlorine and caustic soda at its chlor-alkali plan
JAPANESE MILLS, WESTAR AGREE ON INCREASES
Sam Glasser |
Japanese steel mills will give Westar Mining Ltd., Vancouver, British, Columbia, substantial increas
NY BILL WOULD LOWER TAXES FOR UTILITIES
Journal of Commerce Special |
New York State utilities could save a quarter-of-a-billion dollars in taxes by 1992 under a bill una
EUROPEAN CHARGES OF AIRCRAFT SUBSIDIES UNFOUNDED, US SAYS
Barbara Casassus |
Allegations by Airbus Industrie that the U.S. government subsidized its own aircraft manufacturers b
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 TwinjetsLufthansa German Airlines has ordered 20 Boeing 737 a
Air Cargo
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
BN Asks ICC to Probe SP's 180 percent Rate HikeFORT WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern has p
Rail News
QUESTION ON STUDY STUMPS THEM ALL
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
It is more than a question of who's got the study; it is whether it even exists. For Maritim
Maritime
TRUCK COMPANIES WANT DRIVER AGE LOWERED TO 18
Leo Abruzzese |
Trucking companies want the Department of Transportation to lower the minimum age for driving a heav
Trucking News
WATERMAN DEFENDS APL DEAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Waterman Steamship Corp. is fighting off two challenges to the authority it won recently to charter
Maritime
FLEET WEEK IN NY TO START APRIL 21
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The maritime industry is planning a rousing welcome to a fleet of U.S. Navy capital ships April 21,
Maritime
BILL WOULD ORDER REDLINING STUDY
(Ap) |
The state Assembly insurance committee Tuesday decided that the idea of basing car insurance rates s
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Inflation Indexing Seen In Price-Anderson BillHouse conferees on legislation to reauthorize
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