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SOUTH KOREANS MOVE TO COUNTER US PROTECTIONISM
P.T. BANGSBERG |
As protectionist threats gain force, the South Korean authorities appear to be moving more rapidly t
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Rolls-Royce<br><br> Names MosherA Director<br><br>LYNDHURST, N.J. - Howard I. Mosher, vice president
JUSTICE WANTS SOME BELL RESTRICTIONS LIFTED
(AP) |
The Justice Department asked a federal judge to lift restrictions that have prevented the seven regi
THE ECONOMY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Construction<br><br> Spending FellIn December<br><br>Construction spending dropped 0.5 percent in De
US EXPANDS TIES WITH IVORY COAST
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
U.S. business ties with Ivory Coast, a prosperous West African state of some 10 million inhabitants,
Maritime
IRISH COMPANY TO BUY CONTAINER CORP. UNITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jefferson Smurfit Group PLC, one of Europe's largest packaging manufacturers, said it will acquire s
Maritime
FRENCH SLIP BACK INTO RED IN '86 TRADE WITH THE US
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
After a slight trade surplus in 1985, France's trade balance with the United States was once again i
Maritime
NORWEGIANS WORRIED BY DROP IN CERTAIN EXPORTS TO SWEDEN
BOB WESENBERG |
The value of exports of Norwegian manufactured goods to Sweden declined by 10 percent in 1986. Accor
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sakharov Invited<br><br> MOSCOW - Dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov has been invited to take part
Maritime
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Turkish Leader in US<br><br> ISTANBUL, Turkey - Premier Turgut Ozal flew to the United States Monday
Maritime
VIRGINIA COUPLE NURSES VENTURE
CARL CAHILL |
In 1984, Janet and Charles Collins flew to Lisbon, rented a car and drove 11,000 kilometers through
Maritime
CONGRESSMEN DUMP IMPORTED FLATWARE
(AP) |
House Speaker Jim Wright joined steel-district lawmakers in ceremoniously dumping a set of foreign-m
Maritime
YUGO TO ADD 2 NEW MODELS
(AP) |
Yugo America Inc. says it will add an updated base car and two new models to its low-priced U.S. lin
Maritime
WEAPONS PARTS RESTRICTIONS ADVOCATED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Use of imported parts in weapons systems should be identified and limited, the Reserve Officers Asso
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Commerce Rules<br><br> Chile Dumps CarnationsThe Commerce Department made a final determination that
Maritime
BANKAMERICA TO SELL SCHWAB BROKERAGE
(AP) |
Financially troubled BankAmerica Corp., the nation's No. 2 banking company, said it agreed to sell t
Maritime
CHINESE GOLD OUTPUT SHINES
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Output of gold from China was up 14 percent last year on 1985, with a much larger contribution from
Maritime
CHINA TO LAUNCH SATELLITE FOR HOUSTON COMPANY
(AP) |
China contracted to send a U.S. communications satellite into orbit in 1988, in its first foreign sa
Maritime
USDA: OBSERVE PROPER ETIQUETTE OVERSEAS
(AP) |
When an American travels abroad with an eye on new markets for farm products, it's best to be on goo
Maritime
FOREIGN FIRMS SCRAMBLE TO COURT JAPANESE LABOR
(AP) |
Foreign companies trying to establish affiliates in Japan must improve their image to attract qualif
Maritime
NEW JERSEY TALKS TURKEY ON CANADIAN GAME PLAN
(AP) |
When Bob McDowell says "let's talk turkey" about his "game plan," he isn't asking for a discussion
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Exports of Lumber<br><br> To Japan Could RiseExports of U.S. forest products to Japan could incre
Maritime
AIDS RULING PROMPTS EXODUS
PAULA L. GREEN |
Individuals trying to buy life insurance in the nation's capital have faced an increasingly tight ma
3 AIG OFFICIALS JOIN COLUMBIA
RUSS BANHAM |
Opportunistic Warren E. Buffett has hired three top officers from American International Group Inc.
BANKAMERICA TO SELL SCHWAB BROKERAGE
(AP) |
Financially troubled BankAmerica Corp., the nation's No. 2 banking company, said it agreed to sell t
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Insurers Attack<br><br> Fla. Tort Reform LawTALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Attorneys for more than 240 insuranc
FORD PLANS AIR BAG PROJECT
(AP) |
By 1990, Ford Motor Co. plans to equip 500,000 to 1 million of its passenger cars with driver-side a
LAURENTIAN OPENS CENTER IN CANADA
LEO RYAN |
The Laurentian Group Monday officially opened the first integrated financial services center in Cana
HEARING TO FOCUS ON CGL POLICY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York State Department of Insurance plans a public hearing Feb. 20 on proposed amendments to
MOVERS GET 15 PERCENT RATE HIKE
MAUREEN ROBB |
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a 15 percent rate increase for truckers that mov
Maritime
US PANEL EXAMINING SAFETY OF LIGHT TRUCKS
(AP) |
The federal government is considering whether it should extend automobile safety standards to light
STEVEDORES STRIKE IN PORT OF GENOA
THOMAS TAYLOR |
Stevedores here struck Friday two days after they agreed to follow the new work rules imposed for lo
Maritime
GOLD OUTPUT SHINES IN CHINA
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Output of gold from China was up 14 percent last year on 1985, with a much larger contribution from
Maritime
INTEL SURGE MAY SIGNAL TURNAROUND FOR CHIPS
CHRISTOPHER H. SCHMITT |
In a report that could signal the semiconductor industry's long-awaited pickup, Intel Corp. of Santa
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Tanker Blast Kills One,<br><br> Injures Three SeriouslyLE HAVRE, France - A crewman was killed and e
Maritime
ROTTERDAM DOCK UNREST SPREADS
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Weekend stoppages at Europe Container Terminus, Rotterdam's largest container handler, fueled fears
Maritime
NAVY OPTS FOR QUICK REPAIRS PACIFIC FLEET'S BIG JOBS FINISHED BUDGET CUTS EXPECTED
JOHN DAVIES |
The Navy's Pacific Fleet intends to phase out long, expensive ship overhauls in favor of quicker, ch
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Exports of Lumber<br><br> To Japan Could RiseExports of U.S. forest products to Japan could incre
Maritime
NJ NUCLEAR PLANT PUTS OUT THE WELCOME MAT
(AP) |
The Oyster Creek nuclear generating station might not have quite the aura of a national monument, bu
PATRICK, BAYOU AGREE TO MERGE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Patrick Petroleum Co. and Bayou Resources Inc. agreed to a merger, in which Bayou will become a subs
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