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CLAIMS-MADE POLICY FORMS LIMITED MICHIGAN CURBS NEW FORM
JAMES NOLAN |
Michigan has ruled that a new form for liability insurance be limited to the sort of risks that are
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES JANUARY 16, 1987
JOC Team |
U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o.b., ex. barge. Pr
DIVIDED INDUSTRY GETS MORE TIME ON DIFFICULT SERVICE CONTRACT RULES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Federal Maritime Commission yielded to industry requests and extended for another month the comm
Maritime
MINE SUBSIDENCE COVER STUDIED
ROSEANNE SCOTTO SULLIVAN |
Sometimes house doors in parts of Ohio, Illinois and other states don't open properly. Some houses
New Rail Lobby Group is Formed
David M. Cawthorne |
Regional and short-line railroads have established a new lobby group to represent them before Congress.<br>
Rail News
TVA AGREES TO BUY COAL FOR 3 PLANTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Tennessee Valley Authority purchased coal for the John Sevier, Kingston and Widows Creek steam plan
NIAGARA MOHAWK CHOOSES BALL VALVES
(AP) |
Despite problems with ball-type safety valves at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant, Niagara
ISRAEL BREAKS OFF CHINESE COAL TALKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Israeli authorities decided to suspend negotiations with China for the<br><br>purchase of coal.<br><
MOROCCO PROMISING MART
TIM SANSBURY |
A Moroccan cement manufacturer, Cement Oriental, is close to selecting a supplier for 20,000 metric
UK BOARD SAYS FREEZE WON'T HIT POWER SUPPLY
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Britain's Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB) has no fears about its ability to meet energy
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SC Electric & Gas Told<br><br> To File Rate ReductionCOLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina Electric & Gas
CHINESE UNREST DEBATED
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER |
Two leading experts on China offered different assessments concerning the impact of political troubl
Maritime
JAPAN ANNOUNCES PLAN TO BOOST ASEAN TRADE
(AP) |
A senior Japanese official announced a new plan that he said would boost industrial exports from Sou
Maritime
JAPAN MAY RENEW CAR EXPORT CURBS
A.E. CULLISON |
Voluntary" restrictions on shipments of Japanese motor vehicles to the U.S. market will be renewed i
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
UK Clears BTR's Bid<br><br> For Pilkington Bros.The government cleared on Thursday BTR PLC's hostile
Maritime
INCHCAPE CREATES ASIA UNIT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
One of Britain's largest but lowest-profile trading and service groups is reorganizing its Far Easte
Maritime
JAPANESE-BACKED FIRM TO BUILD AUTO PARTS PLANT IN ILLINOIS
(AP) |
A major supplier to Mitsubishi Motors Corp. will build a $37.5 million auto parts plant in this Cha
Maritime
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Export Controls Lifted<br><br> WASHINGTON - The Reagan Administration will lift export controls on U
NEW TRADE ANGLE PUSHED INDUSTRY OPPOSES PROTECTIONIST LEGISLATION
HELEN ERICSON |
U.S. industry's competitiveness will decline even further if Congress passes protectionist legislati
BRITISH EXPORTERS SEE NEW MARKETS
JANET PORTER |
British exporters expect new U.S. markets to open up as a result of the recent realignment of the wo
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Snow Gains<br><br> Top PositionAt CSX Unit<br><br>RICHMOND, Va., - CSX Corp. elected John W. Snow pr
GERMAN EXPORTERS FEEL PINCH
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
The dollar's plunge to a six-year low against the Deutsche mark this week has left West German expor
JOHN BOYD'S ECONOMIC BEAT
John Boyd |
SOWING THE WIND: The familiar refrain of warnings about trade and budget deficits can dull the sense
ROAD TO '88 BUDGET COULD BE LENGTHY
JOHN BOYD |
The Senate Budget Committee will go back to normal procedures to frame its own fiscal 1988 budget pl
THE ECONOMY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Inventories<br><br> Edged DownIn November<br><br>Business inventories edged downward 0.2 percent in
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> For U.S. manufacturers, 1987 ought to be the best year to come along since 1980
INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTS GENERALLY BRIGHT
Dallas Morning News |
For manufacturers, 1987 ought to be the best year to come along since 1980 - especially for makers o
FOREIGN CAPITAL NO PANACEA FOR MEXICO
(AP) |
Foreign investment is important to Mexican industrial development and creation of jobs but is not th
QUIET TRADE STEADIES MART ON DOLLAR
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The U.S. dollar steadied Thursday in relatively quiet trading after its hectic, week-long fall again
FREEZE DISRUPTS SOVIET TRANSPORT
ALBERT AXEBANK |
The ghost of the poor clerk from Nikolai Gogol's short story The Overcoat," is in trouble. Stalking
HOECHST SEEKS ACCORD WITH FTC ON CELANESE AGENCY MOVING TO BLOCK ACQUISITION
LEAH R. YOUNG |
American Hoechst Corp. is planning to negotiate with the Federal Trade<br><br>Commission in hopes of
EX-IM PLAN TO BOLSTER EXPORTS NEAR
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
John Bohn Jr., chairman of the Export-Import Bank, is expected to outline next week initiatives his
EVERGREEN TO BOOST WEST COAST CAPACITY
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Evergreen Lines will more than double its cargo capacity on the West Coast Monday when it begins to
HOPES DASHED FOR RECOVERY IN DRY CARGO
JANET PORTER |
The prospect of increased shipments of coal from China is the one bright spot in a dry cargo market
INSURERS ANGRY AT DOT FOR REFUSAL TO REQUIRE BLACK BOXES IN TRUCKS
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
The insurance industry is hopping mad at the Department of Transportation for denying a petition aim
WAGE DATA TO WEIGHT ON TRADE BILL
(AP) |
The average U.S. factory worker earned as much as $9 for every dollar paid a worker in South Korea i
Transport, Trade, and Regulation News
BUNDESBANK FEARS FAST MONEY GROWTH
JANET GUTTSMAN |
The Bundesbank seems unlikely to agree to an early cut in West German interest rates, despite growin
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Hong Kong Bank<br><br> Cuts Prime RateHONG KONG The Hang Seng Bank said it lowered its prime lendin
FARM CONSERVATION FACING BUDGET AX
JOC Team |
When it comes to avoiding the budget knife, the old Agricultural Conservation Program is a prime lea
AUSTRALIANS SEEK ACTION ON GRAIN
VINCENT W. STOVE |
With harvesting of the 1986-87 Australian crop nearing completion, wheat producers in this country
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