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TRAFFIC MANAGERS FIND SHIPMENT NO FUSS
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
Though there's quite a fuss being made over semiconductor chips in the marketplace, traffic managers
US MANUFACTURERS TARGET CLOSER CUSTOMER RELATIONS
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
As U.S. semiconductor companies battle against Japanese competition in the domestic and world market
FOR SALE: 1 REAL TRAIN
(AP) |
J.L. Wade has a passenger train for sale but he might have trouble finding a buyer.<br><br> It's not
L.B. FOSTER LOOKS TO BUY CNW TRACK
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
A Pittsburgh-based firm is organizing an investor group to purchase 333 miles of rail track in Wisco
OLD AMTRAK CARS RECYCLED
(AP) |
Coaches that once belonged to Amtrak in the United States carry tourists on a luxury train through t
A LOOK AT MOVING FREIGHT TRANSPORT EXECUTIVES EXPECT NO CHANGE IN '87
LAWRENCE KAUFMAN |
The business of moving freight isn't likely to change in 1987 or anytime soon, said senior executive
1986 RAIL TRAFFIC GENERALLY FLAT
LAWRENCE KAUFMAN |
Railroad traffic was generally flat in 1986, but several major carriers recorded significant gains a
BILL ORDERS LIRR BACK TO WORK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Thousands of commuters, inconvenienced by a strike that shut down the nation's biggest commuter rail
PRESTON SEES RATES REMAINING LEVEL
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Preston Trucking Corp. said an expected 4 percent increase in rates in April likely will be eroded b
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ryder System Buys<br><br> 3 School Bus CompaniesRyder System Inc. said it purchased, for an undisclo
TRANSPORT CALENDAR
JOC Team |
Dr. Nicholas Glaskowsky discusses his new book Effects of Deregulation on Motor Carriers," Feb. 5, M
GREENE ADAPTS TO MEET SHIPPERS' NEEDS
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Export shippers are asking for more documentation on their cargo movements and one freight forwarder
BOEING CHANGES 737 JET COMPANY OFFERS 100-SEAT VERSION
GLORIA JOSEPH |
The Boeing Co. is offering up a 100-seat version of its 737 jet instead of making its new-technology
UNITED SHUNS PORTLAND, CONCENTRATES ON SEATTLE
TIM NEALE |
United Airlines announced that on April 1 it will discontinue its once a week service to Tokyo from
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Yugoslav Airline<br><br> Orders Two MD-11sLONG BEACH, Calif. - JAT, the national airline of Yugoslav
CANADIAN SAYS STOP RESEARCH, START ACTION ON ACID RAIN
(AP) |
Canada should change its position and demand that the United States stop studying and start reducing
COAL CONTRACTS TARGETED SOUTHERN SERVICES CHIEF ADVOCATES RENEGOTIATION
TIM SANSBURY |
The chief executive of one of the nation's largest coal-buying companiesis offering a proposition th
DOE TO DELAY DUMP COMPLETION
(AP) |
A Republican senator said the Department of Energy will delay the targeted completion date for the n
PITTSTON CO. TRIPLES NET INCOME
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pittston Co. reported fourth quarter net income of $3 million, or 8 cents a share, up from $1 millio
NYPA PLANS UNDERWATER CABLE
(AP) |
The New York Power Authority will apply for approval to build an underwater electric transmission ca
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
French Workers Isolate<br><br> Coal Region in BlockadeFREYMING-MERLEBACH, France - Demonstrators rai
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cupric Chloride<br><br> Demand Up,Market Strong<br><br>A strong wave of demand for cupric chloride i
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pullman Cars<br><br> Feature NewOutlet Gate<br><br>Pullman Leasing Co., a Division of Signal Capital
DU PONT EARNINGS DECLINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. reported a decline of 11 percent in fourth quarter 1986 earnings altho
MERCK'S INCOME INCREASES 28 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Merck & Co. Inc. announced that fourth-quarter net income increased 28 percent to $171.8 million fr
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Belvedere Corp. Joins<br><br> American ExchangeBelvedere Corp. joined the American Stock Exchange We
JURY AWARDS $1 MILLION IN BENDECTIN LAWSUIT
BETH GILLIN |
For 27 years, doctors routinely prescribed it to women who complained that pregnancy was making them
BEST RATING BIAS HIT SMALL MUTUAL INSURERS URGE LEGISLATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
The New York Cooperative Insurance Association is urging New York lawmakers to pass legislation proh
INSURANCE EARNINGS
JOC Team |
Hartford Steam<br><br> Increases IncomeHARTFORD, Conn. - The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and In
SMALL FIRMS NEED LIABILITY RELIEF
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A trial lawyers group believes additional state legislation is necessary to assure consumers, includ
BORDEN'S NET INCOME RISES TO RECORD LEVEL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Borden Inc. reported record earnings for the fourth quarter and full year of 1986.<br><br> Net incom
TWO OCCIDENTAL UNITS CONSOLIDATING
(AP) |
Two Occidental Petroleum Corp. subsidiaries will reduce their exploration and production work force
CONSUMERS, DOW REACH AGREEMENT ON MIDLAND PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Consumers Power Co. and Dow Chemical Co. signed agreements to convert the idled Midland nuclear plan
HERCULES POSTS INCREASE IN NET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hercules Inc. reported fourth quarter net income of $38.9 million, or 69 cents a share, up from net
AMERICAN HOECHST EXTENDS OFFER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Hoechst Corp. extended the expiration date of its tender offer to 5 p.m., New York time, on
LANDFILL GAS TO HEAT HOMES
(AP) |
That household garbage taken out to the dump may be coming back in another form to heat your home.<b
LIMERICK PLANT SPRINGS LEAK AFTER SETTING OPERATING RECORD
(AP) |
A leak of radioactive water forced a nuclear power plant to shut down hours after it broke an indust
MERCK OFFERS HEPATITIS B VACCINE IN US
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Recombivax HB, the first genetically engineered human vaccine to be licensed in the world, is availa
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
USX Corp. Reports<br><br> $1.42 Billion LossUSX Corp. reported a fourth quarter net loss of $1.42 bi
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mallinckrodt to Hike Stearate Prices<br><br> Mallinckrodt Inc. will raise market prices of all its F
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