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IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Singapore Fears Rise In Business CostsSingapore's business leaders are warning against steep
Maritime
IMPORT LEADS
JOC Staff |
Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c
Maritime
TASS DISPUTES TIES BETWEEN CZECH REFORM OF '68, 'PERESTROIKA'
(Ap) |
Reforms under way in the Soviet Union have little in common with the 1968 ''Prague Spring" movement
SINGAPORE WEIGHS OFFER BY SHELL TO BUY HALF OF PETROCHEMICAL UNIT
P.T. Bangsberg |
The Singapore government is considering Shell Coal International's proposal to buy the government's
SOVIET REFORMS COULD TROUBLE US, ALLIES, STUDY WARNS
Keith M. Rockwell |
The opening of the Soviet economy poses wide-scale political problems for the United States and its
TEXAS WINS SEMICONDUCTOR CENTER
(Ap) |
Texas beat out 11 other states in the race to land a semiconductor research center and 800 jobs when
AMAX SELLS STOCK OF NORTH SEA UNIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Amax Inc. sold the capital stock of its subsidiary, Amax Petroleum Corp., which represents its oil a
SPILL CAUSES PROBLEMS FOR OHIO RIVER UTILITIES
Tim Sansbury |
The oil slick fouling the upper Ohio River forced Ohio Edison Co. to cut power output in half this w
TRANSWORLD BUYS UP BRENT BLEND CRUDE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Transworld Oil has been actively chartering tankers to ship Brent Blend crude since the Christmas ho
SUN REFINING ELIMINATES CRUDE GRAVITY DEDUCTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sun Refining & Marketing Co. said that effective Jan. 5, it is eliminating the gravity deduction on
MOBIL OIL TO PULL OUT OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
John Maggs |
Mobil Oil Corp. is pulling out of Western Pennsylvania, citing slender profits for its company-owned
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
January 6, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon
NY GASOLINE PRICES VOLATILE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
In a reversal of seasonal patterns, New York gasoline prices showed uncharacteristic volatility duri
GAS DEMAND FORCES SOCAL SERVICE CUTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Southern California Gas Co. has curtailed service to 880 interruptible customers and the electric ut
COLLAPSED TANK BUILT WITHOUT PERMIT
(Ap) |
The crumpled tank that spilled 3.5 million gallons of diesel fuel and fouled two rivers was made of
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Crude Prices Down 3 Cents on NymexCrude oil prices were down 3 cents a barrel at the closing
DISTILLATE SUPPLIES SURGE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supplies of distillate oil increased significantly last week, while gasoline inventories were virtua
US MAY REVAMP ACCORDS WITH PACIFIC RIM NATIONS
Mark W. Lyon |
Civil air agreements between the United States and its Pacific Rim trading partners may get some fin
Air Cargo
UNSCHEDULED AIR, SEA ARRIVALS FACE NEW USDA ADVANCE NOTICE RULES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Unless regularly scheduled, airlines will have to notify U.S. Department of Agriculture at least 12
Air Cargo
1 BILLION PASSENGERS CARRIED IN '87
Dave Higdon |
The world's airlines carried more than 1 billion passengers in 1987, the first time in history the i
Air Cargo
LONDON TO HOST 'AIRFREIGHT 88'
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Airfreight and Distribution Exhibition and Conference - "Airfreight 88" - is to be
Air Cargo
CONTINENTAL ARM SETS SIMPLIFIED RATE STRUCTURE
Ira Breskin |
The Cargo Development Group, Continental Airlines' cargo marketing and operations arm, is the first
Air Cargo
BENTSEN URGES HONG KONG TO REVALUE ITS CURRENCY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Hong Kong must whittle down its trade surplus with the United States by revaluing its currency, Sen.
CHILE LIVING COSTS ROSE IN DECEMBER
(Ap) |
The cost of living rose by 0.3 percent in Chile in December, bringing the total increase for all of
AUSTRALIA GETS TOUGH ON POLLUTION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Australia has adopted tough new anti-pollution measures for ports. The east coast state of N
Maritime
HEAVY TRUCK SURGE OF 1987 PROVED A MIXED BLESSING
Michael S. Lelyveld |
Some manufacturers in the heavy truck industry are starting to think that the last thing they need i
Trucking News
TRUCKING BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
LTV Missile Unit Gets Military Truck OrdersLTV Missiles and Electronics Group announced its
Trucking News
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Miller Sees Budget Meeting CompromiseBudget Director James C. Miller III said that President
W. COAST DOCKERS MAY JOIN AFL-CIO
Maureen Robb |
West Coast longshoremen are considering affiliating their fiercely independent union with the AFL-CI
NMU MEMBER TO CHALLENGE MERGER DESPITE STRONG SUPPORT
Chris Dupin |
Members of the National Maritime Union have voted overwhelmingly to merge with Marine Engineers Bene
US-KOREA TALKS ON TRADE BREAK NO NEW GROUND IMPORT CONTROLS KEY ISSUE
Keith M. Rockwell |
Negotiations this week between a South Korean delegation and U.S. trade officials failed to produce
US CONFUSION ON NEW CODE COULD SLOW EXPORT FLOW
Journal of Commerce Staff Report |
U.S. exporters say they are getting mixed signals as to whether they must begin immediate use of the
FOREIGN PLANE BUILDERS FIND PLUSES, MINUSES TO LOWER DOLLAR
Dave Higdon |
The great dollar drop of 1987 pinched foreign airliner builders' profits while lowering the cost of
FREIGHT RATE FUTURES
JOC Staff |
Jan. 6 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High Low
Maritime
FOUR NY STATE UTILITIES TO GET CHEAP POWER FROM HYDRO-QUEBEC
John Maggs |
Quebec's provincial electric utility will provide four energy-hungry New York state electric utiliti
CUOMO PROPOSES USE OF TRUST FUND FOR ROADS
Journal of Commerce Special |
A program to use one-half of the 1986 capital infrastructure trust fund to improve the quality of st
Trucking News
TRUCK RATE CASE JUDGED FAIRLY, GRADISON SAYS
Leo Abruzzese |
Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Heather Gradison rejected a requestfrom a trucking i
Trucking News
BALTIC FREIGHT INDEX
JOC Staff |
1284.5 (Jan. 6) Previous day - 1270.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L
Maritime
TIRE RECYCLING PLANT MAY BECOME A FIRST FOR SOUTH JERSEY PORT
James Asher |
A Texas firm is planning to build a tire recycling plant capable of shredding 3,000 tires an hour on
Maritime
THIRD WORLD DEBT ONE TROUBLE SPOT FACING FARMERS
Mark Magnier |
Experts cite several potential problems that could hurt the U.S. farmer in 1988 andbeyond despite th
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