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MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Nordana Line Expands<br><br> To Northern EuropeNordana Line is extending its Caribbean, U.S. Gulf an
Maritime
STRIKE SPREADS AGAINST CROWLEY NON-UNION WORKERS, BOSSES MAN THE COMPANY'S TUGS
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Almost 800 tug and barge workers on the West Coast stayed off the job Wednesday as a strike against
Maritime
S. AMERICA'S EAST COAST DRAWS US-FLAG CARRIERS
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
An unusual swirl of economic factors underlies the moves of four U.S.-flag carriers to enter the eas
Maritime
WORLD'S NEWEST SHIPOWNER ENCOUNTERS TRIALS, TRIBULATIONS
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Last Wednesday, Harry Wienen had a problem. His company was about to become the world's latest shipo
Maritime
COAL DUMPINGS DROP AT HAMPTON ROADS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The distribution of coal dumpings at Hampton Roads rail export facilities during 1986 dropped over 3
Maritime
MODERNIZATION OF PORT OF BEIRA SHOULD BEGIN BEFORE YEAR-END
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
The first phase of work on the upgrading and and modernization of Mozambique's port of Beira on the
Maritime
2 PRUDENTIAL SHIPS TO BE AUCTIONED BANKRUPTCY SALE
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Two Prudential Lines Inc. ships will be sold at bankruptcy auction Thursday, barring some last-minut
Maritime
DOCK TALKS HELD AT ROTTERDAM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Striking longshoreman and general cargo companies in the port of Rotterdam were negotiating last nig
Maritime
WHY DREDGING WON'T HELP SAND-HUNGRY VA. BEACHES
Journal of Commerce Special |
Hampton Roads communities whose tourist beaches have been badly eroded by storm tides are waiting hu
Maritime
CERES CHIEF PUSHES PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
ROBERT SELWITZ |
Productivity at most U.S. cargo terminals would benefit from a dose of private enterprise, says Chri
Maritime
MARAD TO PAY DEBT ON USL VESSEL
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Maritime Administration agreed to make good on another vessel linked to United States Lines Inc.
Maritime
SANTOS LABOR PROTESTS PORT NEGLECT
Journal of Commerce Special |
With a historic backlog of ships tied up in the Santos estuary, South America's largest port "is in
Maritime
NEW CRANES EN ROUTE TO HAMPTON ROADS
CARL CAHILL |
Sailing westward across the North Atlantic are ships bearing multimillion- dolla r cargoes of contai
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Second Union Strikes<br><br> Australian Wheat PierSYDNEY, Australia - A work stoppage at the Glebe I
Maritime
FRED. OLSEN TO REPRESENT CONTSHIP
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Fred. Olsen Group is continuing to strike agreements with foreign liner shipping companies to re
Maritime
CARGO TAX IS FOCUS OF MEETING OFFICIALS TO EXPLAIN METHOD OF COLLECTION OF AD VALOREM FEE
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
An explanation of just how the Customs Service will collect the new tax on imports and exports impos
Maritime
CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES ORDERS BIG LINER
DAVID LYONS |
Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines announced that it signed a $200 million deal to build one of the w
Maritime
FRUEHAUF TO CONTINUE BENEFITS
Journal of Commerce Special |
An agreement has been reached in a federal court suit filed by retired blue collar workers at the no
Maritime
TELEVISED TITANIC SALVAGE PLAN STIRS DEBATE
(AP) |
Hollywood is teaming up with French scientists and a Texas oil man to gather artifacts from the Tita
Maritime
GROUP SEEKS SHUTDOWN OF REACTORS
(AP) |
An advocacy group asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to order the shutdown of eight nuclear rea
CHINA ANTICIPATES COAL AGREEMENT WITH BRAZIL
JAMES BRUCE |
China hopes to close a contract to supply 300,000 metric tons of coking coal a year to Brazilian sta
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Amax Inc. Reports<br><br> $49 Million LossGREENWICH, Conn. - Amax Inc. reported a net loss of $49.7
CHINA TELLS HOW RESCUERS SAVED 23 FROM FLOODED MINE
(AP) |
Navy divers rescued 23 coal miners who had survived almost three days in a near-airless pocket of a
EXXON UNIT, MITSUBISHI FORM POLYMER VENTURE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Exxon Chemical Co. and Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. formed a joint venture to develop and market eng
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Chlorine Mart Seen Strengthening<br><br> As a result of chlorine plant shutdowns and increased deman
NRC STAFF PROPOSAL HEATS UP EMERGENCY PLANNING BATTLE
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
Two northeastern governors will try to heat up the battle over nuclear power plant emergency plannin
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Nylon Film<br><br> Market SurgePredicted<br><br>The market for biaxially nylon oriented film is pred
STERLING DRUG TURNS PROFIT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sterling Drug Inc. reported net income for the fourth quarter of $45.1 million, or 77 cents a share,
TEXAS EASTERN SELLS HALCON TO DENKA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas Eastern Corp. sold its Halcon SD Group of Little Ferry, N.J., to Denka Chemical Corp. in a cas
REACTION MIXED TO RATE WINDOW
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The president of the California Public Utilities Commission said he is not certain that a 5 percent
CALIF. OPTIMISTIC ON PATROL PROGRAM
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Truck drivers in California have names for the unmarkred patrol cars they encounter on the freeways
AN ALTERNATIVE FOR CANADA'S RAILS
MARK WILSON |
State-owned Canadian National Railways wants to shed almost one-third of its 34,700-mile route netwo
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
JOC Team |
Truck Council Seeks<br><br> Formation of New GroupThe Private Truck Council of America invited the P
COALITION SEEKS ICC REFORM
(AP) |
Another attempt is being made to change how the federal government regulates the rail industry and t
OFFICIAL SEES LITTLE CHANCE OF GLOBAL AIRLINE DECONTROL
TIM NEALE |
A negotiator for the U.S. State Department predicts greater competitive freedom for airlines in the
FARES TO AUSTRALIA WILL FALL APRIL 1
MARK W. LYON |
The three airlines that carry most passenger traffic between the West Coast and Australia intend to
FORWARDER SEES NO RATE RELIEF
RICHARD MALKIN |
It was just a couple of days before the Commerce Department's announcement that the nation's foreign
EARNINGS CANADIAN PACIFIC REPORTS 1986 LOSS
LEO RYAN |
For the fourth quarter of 1986, Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported an operating profit of C$92 million,
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Eastern to Transfer<br><br> Jets to ContinentalEastern Airlines said it is transferring six of its A
AIR TRAIN-CF DEAL SET TWO CARGO PLANES TO BE LEASED NEXT MONTH
MAUREEN ROBB |
Air Train Inc. will lease two cargo planes to CF AirFreight when that firm opens its own air hub nex
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