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UN FORCE PROPOSED FOR GULF
(AP) |
Representatives of international shipping interests proposed to the U.N. secretary-general that a Un
Maritime
ACTIVE MISSION SEEN FOR CONTAINER INSTITUTE
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
On a number of fronts, the Containerization and Intermodal Institute is stepping up its activities t
Maritime
GULFPORT CRANE AT WORK A LONG-TERM GAMBLE FOR PORT
MARIE PRAT |
No champagne was uncorked, no ribbon cut, no long-winded politician made a speech. Instead, as one o
Maritime
POSITIONS FILLED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Thomas C. Magliocca, M. Elizabeth Reddish and Guy N. Childs were appointed to the Albany Port Distri
Maritime
PORTS RENEW DIVERSION CHARGE
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The Great Lakes ports renewed a claim that the federal government improperly diverted 120 million po
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pakistan Ship Line<br><br> Moves NY OperationsNEW YORK Pakistan National Shipping Corp. is moving
Maritime
DISABILITY DOESN'T STOP THIS DISPATCHER
MARK MAGNIER |
If you think it's hard to find the job that suits you, consider Robert Kress. He waited 15 years bef
Maritime
HUDSON RIVER PILOTS FACE UNCERTAIN SEAS
MARK MAGNIER |
The Hudson River Pilots Association has scaled back in recent years, reflecting the industry trend t
Maritime
COURT ORDERS FLORIDA DOCKERS BACK TO WORK
CRAIG DUNLAP |
A strike by warehousemen continued at the port of Jacksonville, but picket lines were removed after
Maritime
JACKSONVILLE TACKLES ACIDY SOOT
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Jacksonville believes it now has the plan developed that will save the port's lucrative but threate
Maritime
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AMA Awaits Ruling<br><br> On Medicare FeesA federal judge is expected to rule as early as today in a
FINAL MASS. AUTO RATES MAY BE DELAYED TO '88
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. says 1987 auto rates may not be finalized in Massachusetts until early
CHANGES IN THE WIND FOR LLOYD'S
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Alan Lord, the deputy chairman and chief executive of Lloyd's of London, expects a government-backed
INSIDE TALK ON INSURANCE
Alan Herbert |
ANOTHER DEFECTION. The folks at Atlantic Mutual have been doing business on the same corner, Wall an
US PANEL SAYS BHOPAL SUITS SHOULD STAY IN INDIAN COURTS
(AP) |
The multibillion-dollar lawsuits against Union Carbide over the Bhopal chemical disaster should sta
VOLKSWAGEN RECALLS AUDI 5000 MODELS
(AP) |
Volkswagen of America Inc. will recall about 227,000 Audi 5000 cars following allegations of sudden
AETNA TO TEST NEW GROUND INSURER TO BEGIN DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS COVERAGE
Paula L. Green |
Aetna Life & Casualty Co. is moving full force into the tight directors and officers liability marke
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Canadians<br><br> OptimisticFor 1987<br><br>The plastics industry of Canada had a good year in 1986
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Fertilzer<br><br> ConsumptionFalls 6 percent<br><br>Domestic consumption of fertilizer products was
PROCTER & GAMBLE PLANS TO CONSOLIDATE VICKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Procter & Gamble Co. plans to consolidate all of its Richardson-Vicks operations in Connecticut
FDA APPROVES INTRODUCTION OF DU PONT'S BETA BLOCKER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Du Pont Critical Care reported that the Food and Drug Administration approved introduction of Brevib
OLEOCHEMICAL SALES TO RISE GROWTH IN EC NATIONS PROJECTED AT 2.5 PERCENT A YEAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of basic oleochemicals in EC countries will grow an average 2.5 percent per annum from 1985's
MILES TO OFFER EVEN MORE RELIEF
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Miles Laboratories Inc. is introducing a new Extra Strength Alka-Seltzer that combines more aspirin
M.W. KELLOGG TO BUILD ETHYLENE PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
South Korea's Yukong Ltd. has chosen the M.W. Kellogg Co., an engineering contractor, to design and
CHEVRON CHEMICAL TO CLOSE MISS. FERTILIZER PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Chevron Chemical Co. announced plans to shut down and mothball its ammonia fertilizer plant at Pasc
GAS FEVER HITS MICH. TOWN
JOC Team |
The wintertime doldrums disappeared from this quiet farm town after a small army of well drillers ro
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
January 15, 1987<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo
6UROPEAN SPOT OIL PRICES INCREASED 60 CENTS IN WEEK
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
European spot oil prices rose by about 25 cents a barrel Thursday, making<br><br>gains over the week
OIL COMPANIES REACT CAUTIOUSLY TO NORWEGIAN PLAN
BOB WESENBERG |
Most oil companies involved on the Norwegian continental shelf have been careful to avoid criticizin
HISTORICAL PATTERNS SEEN GAS MART KEY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Historical buying practices for strategically essential commodities should<br><br>serve as an import
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Egypt Raises Oil Prices<br><br> By $1 to $1.25 a BarrelCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt raised the price of its
OIL INDUSTRY WELCOMES RALLY, HOPES FOR STABILITY
Dallas Morning News |
The U.S. energy industry's fondest dream of 1986 is coming true in the new year: members of the worl
NEWS SUMMARY.
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> U.S. consumers were more confident in December than in many months, the Confere
AT&T TRANSFERS PREGNANT WOMEN
JOC Team |
Responding to a semiconductor industry study finding high miscarriage rates in certain jobs, America
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Bar Investigating<br><br> Insurance Claim ScamThe State Bar is investigating whether private
Maritime
EX-IM BANK FUNDING GROWS US EXPORT PROMOTION POLICY TO BENEFIT AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The Export-Import Bank this year will be more aggressive in promoting U.S. ex ports, and the aircraf
Maritime
BANKAMERICA DENIES ASKING FOR AID
JOC Team |
A local spokesman denied a report that BankAmerica Corp. of the United States had informally approa
Maritime
CONRAIL ENGINEERS SUBJECT OF PROBE
(AP) |
The investigation into the collision of an Amtrak train and three Conrail locomotives is trying to d
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan's NEC to Build<br><br> UK Production FacilityNEC Corp., Japan's largest manufacturer of semico
Maritime
REPORT A HARBINGER OF WAR ON DOLLAR?
ALAN ZIMMERMAN |
Although the White House and Treasury have rejected a published report Wednesday that Washington wan
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