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ENEL'S GULF BARGE ROUTE WINS OUT OVER RAILROADS
Tim Sansbury |
Enel fought the system and Enel won. That's the message Italy's state-run utility, Ente Nazi
INDONESIA TO MAINTAIN LEVEL OF COAL EXPORTS
P.T. Bangsberg |
Coal exports by Indonesia will continue to maintain a position in the world market, despite a domest
BRITISH BOARD PLANS COAL-FIRED STATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Britain's Central Electricity Generating Board is seeking formal government permission to construct
2,200 COAL MINERS DIED IN CHINA IN '87
(Ap) |
At least 2,200 Chinese coal miners died in accidents last year, most in small mines noted for their
CHINA PLANS 27 POWER PLANTS FOR '88
Noel Fletcher |
Preliminary government approval has been granted for construction of 27 power plants in China this y
COAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Poland to Export Less Coal This YearPoland will export about 30.5 million metric tons of coa
DID DINOSAURS FALL VICTIM TO ANCIENT ACID RAIN?
(Ap) |
Strontium in fossils provides the best evidence that severe acid rain helped wipe out dinosaurs and
US FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE SALES SET FOR ENCORE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. sales of fiberglass composites are poised for an encore performance in 1988, according to Frank
CANADIAN SAYS ACID RAIN TALKS WITH US ARE AT AN IMPASSE
(Ap) |
Canada's minister of the environment said that the United States and his country are at an impasse r
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Olin Hikes Prices Of Caustic SodaSTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. has increased its off-list pri
DNA FINGERPRINTS: THE RISKS VS. BENEFITS
Orlando Sentinel |
Everybody has one, but to many people the genetic code in the body's cells is just something scienti
RESEACHERS USE VIRUSES TO FIGHT DISEASE
Glennda Chui |
Viruses, now the bad guys of medicine, someday may be enlisted to fight diseases such as diabetes, a
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Chevron Chemical Buys Agricultural ProductsChevron Chemical Co., a subsidiary of Chevron Cor
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
In an article in the Feb. 4 edition, Eldib Engineering & Research Inc.'s global estimate of the curr
UNIONS SET TO FIGHT MANNING WAIVER
Robert F. Morison |
U.S. maritime unions are mobilizing to fight the Reagan administration decision to allow Kuwait to c
Maritime
WHAT DID HE SAY? ATTORNEY WAGES WAR ON LEGALESE
Los Angeles Daily News |
Law professor Robert W. Benson is against the verbal gobbledygook that clogs court records and legal
SILICON VALLEY WORKS UNDER VEIL OF SECRECY
Pete Carey |
The old Pizza Time Theater headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif., used to be the home of Chuck E. Cheese
ZENITH NATIONAL INCOME ROSE IN FOURTH QUARTER
JOC Staff |
Zenith National Insurance Corp. said Tuesday that net income for the fourth quarter of 1987 was $11.
PEOPLE - INSURANCE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ASSOCIATION OF FINANCIAL GUARANTY INSURORS (NEW YORK) - David H. Elliott was named chairman and chie
NJ DRIVERS STILL PAY MOST FOR AUTO COVER
(Ap) |
New Jersey drivers continue to pay the highest average rates in the country for auto insurance, acco
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The Insurance Society of Philadelphia will hold a conference on ISO commercial general liability pol
WORLD BANK UNIT PLANS POLITICAL RISK COVER
Paula L. Green |
An affiliate of the World Bank could begin writing some forms of political risk insurance by June if
ALASKAN BUSINESSES HIT BY LIABILITY RATE HIKES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Eighty-six percent of Alaska's small-business owners have had a liability insurance rate increase in
SDR RATES
JOC Staff |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
TRUCKING BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Discarded Tires Pose Knotty Trash ProblemRADNOR, Pa. - Truck and other tires are going to ke
Trucking News
ISUZU RETAINS TOP SALES SPOT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Isuzu Truck of America Inc. said its U.S. sales made it the commercial import truck industry leader
Trucking News
SERVICE SECTOR JOB MARKET SHOWS SIGNS OF TIGHTENING
Howard Simon |
The service sector job market is showing signs of tightening as companies reduce their work forces i
PEOPLE - TRANSPORT
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SEINO AMERICA INC. (Los Angeles) - Walter Watanabe was named chairman and chief executive officer. M
Trucking News
VOLCKER BACKS BAKER DEBT PLAN, URGES VOLUNTARY LENDING TO LDCS
(Ap) |
Former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said Friday that Treasury Secretary James Baker's
DECEMBER INVENTORIES ROSE 0.8 PERCENT
John Boyd |
The bulge of inventories that threatens the economy grew faster than expected in December, but the t
DIXIE HEARS BAKERS TOUT TRADE POLICY
Marie Prat |
TOP WHITE HOUSE AIDES whistled President Reagan's trade policy tune in Dixie last week at the Nation
JAPANESE SEE MEXICO, CANADA AS PATHS TO US MARKETPLACE
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Japanese manufacturers see Mexico and Canada as attractive avenues for penetrating the lucrative U.S
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY HAS BIG POTENTIAL
Andrea Knox |
In the cavernous shed behind a Lambertville, N.J., ceramics factory, an inch- high teddy bear, glued
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
AIR CARGO The nation's air carriers enjoyed significant growth in their cargo volume in Dece
PROPERTY/CASUALTY INDUSTRY URGED TO TRIM EXCESS CAPITAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The property/casualty insurance industry is overcapitalized and should increase its rate of return t
POLISH OFFICIAL BELIEVES RELATIONS WITH US FIRMING
Craig Webb |
Poland's foreign trade minister was pleased with the reception he got from U.S. government and busin
CHINESE HALVE RAT POPULATION
(Ap) |
China announced it has halved its rat population to about 2 billion. There used to be four t
AGENCY WILL SPEED DECISION ON SALE OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Howard S. Abramson |
The Interstate Commerce Commission has decided to stick with its speedy 180- day timetable for weigh
BANK LEUMI TRUST TAKES A SELECTIVE APPROACH
Gordon Platt |
When Bank Leumi Group of Israel entered the U.S. market in 1968, its single New York office offered
HONG KONG BATTLE OF THE TOY FAIRS CONTINUES FULL-TILT
P.T. Bangsberg |
It's anything but toy soldiers in the battle between government and private sponsors of Hong Kong's
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