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S. KOREA BUYS CORN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The South Korean Corn Processors Industry Association purchased 55,000 metric tons of U.S. No. 2, 15
FOOD COUNCIL CHIEF URGES BALANCED WORLD MARKET
(AP) |
The chairman of the World Food Council Tuesday called for an agreement among major food producers on
COFFEE TALKS COULD LEAD TO NEW EXPORT QUOTAS
(AP) |
Officials from Brazil, Colombia and six other leading coffee-producing countries are to meet in Lond
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Volume Rises 12 percent<br><br> On Winnipeg ExchangeWINNIPEG, Manatoba - A total of 1,995,185 contra
US, EC SCHEDULE MEETING TO DISCUSS GRAIN DISPUTE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A high-level meeting of U.S. and EC officials is set for Jan. 23-24 here in an attempt to solve a di
FMC BAR URGED AGAINST INDIVIDUAL STAFF COUNSEL RECOMMENDS PRECEDENT-SETTING ORDER
ROBERT F. MORISON |
A Federal Maritime Commission staff counsel believes the agency has the authority to issue a cease-a
Maritime
CHICAGO SEES CARGO RISE 13 PERCENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The port of Chicago said it had more cargo than expected in the first 11 months of 1986, resulting i
Maritime
GREEK-FLAG SHIP CREW STRIKES OVER PAY, SAFETY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Most of the crew of a freighter registered in Greece went on strike for payment of back wages and co
Maritime
REAGAN APPROPRIATES FUNDS FOR PROJECT AT GRAYS HARBOR
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Port of Grays Harbor officials are breathing easier now that the president's fiscal 1988 budget incl
Maritime
AUSTRALIA PROMOTES FLEETS GOVERNMENT GRANT ENCOURAGES SHIP PURCHASES
VINCENT W. STOVE |
The Australian government has taken a positive step to further the "Aussie ships for Aussie cargoes"
Maritime
SIX NEW MEMBERS SIT ON PANEL
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Senate Commerce Committee officially gained six new members as the 100th Congress continued the
Maritime
INSIDETALK
JOC Team |
GOOD NEIGHBORS: The Canaveral Port Authority received a $2.5 million contract<br><br>from the U.S. N
Maritime
EX-SENATOR TO HEAD SHIP UNIT
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Jeremiah Denton has been named chairman of the Commission on the Merchant Marine and Defense, a post
Maritime
NORWEGIAN CASE SET FOR COURT
Journal of Commerce Special |
The criminal case against Norwegian shipowner John Fredriksen and five employees of his company, Mar
Maritime
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Budget Director James Miller sought to keep the Reagan administration's fiscal p
Maritime
TAIWAN REMOVES BAD-CHECK PENALTY
KIM TZOU |
It's no longer a crime in Taiwan to write a bad check.<br><br> While many businessmen fear the chang
Maritime
CUBAN AUSTERITY NO SAVIOR ENVOYS SAY MOVE WON'T COUNTER ECONOMIC WOES
CANUTE JAMES |
New austerity measures being implemented by Cuba will have only a marginal impact on the country's d
Maritime
ANOTHER HONDA PLANT EXPECTED IN OHIO
(AP) |
Honda officials are expected to announce today in Tokyo and Columbus, Ohio, that the automaker will
Maritime
TRADE FAIRS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Indian Seafood<br><br> Fair ScheduledMADRAS, India - The Indian Seafood Trade Fair will be held at t
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Illinois Tool Works,<br><br> Nifco Set VentureIllinois Tool Works Inc. said it signed a joint ventur
Maritime
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF SWISS UNIT OF J&J
(AP) |
The Swiss subsidiary of the U.S. consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson said a judge has forbidde
Maritime
SOUTH KOREA MAY CUT DEBT
(AP) |
Finance Minister Chung In-yong was reported to have predicted that South Korea's outstanding foreign
Maritime
SMALL MEXICAN TOWN BIG ON MAKING FURNITURE
(AP) |
Some 400 furniture artisans in Concordia, Mexico, are busy producing hand- crafted furniture for U.S
Maritime
TOYOTA SET RECORDS FOR SALES DURING 1986
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of cars, trucks and combined units all set new records in 1986, Toyota Motor Sales USA said.<b
Maritime
CUBAN AUSTERITY NO SAVIOR
CANUTE JAMES |
New austerity measures being implemented by Cuba will have only a marginal impact on the country's d
Maritime
WINE INDUSTRY PESSIMISTIC ON ALMADEN PURCHASE
(AP) |
The announced agreement for the sale of the venerable Almaden Vineyards to Heublein Inc. ignited a b
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Illinois Tool Works,<br><br> Nifco Set VentureIllinois Tool Works Inc. said it signed a joint ventur
Maritime
SMALL TOWN BIG ON FURNITURE
(AP) |
Some 400 furniture artisans in Concordia, Mexico, are busy producing hand- crafted furniture for U.S
Maritime
PORT OF OAKLAND NEAR HIRING GOAL MINORITIES HOLD 63 PERCENT OF JOBS, REFLECTING CITY'S RACIAL MIX
MAUREEN ROBB |
The port of Oakland said 63 percent of its employees are from minorities.<br><br> In an equal opport
Maritime
CALIF. SHUTTLE LAYOFFS EXPECTED TO HIT 1,500
(AP) |
Nearly 500 space shuttle jobs are expected to be cut by April in the wake of last July's announced d
Maritime
TOYOTA SET RECORDS FOR SALES DURING 1986
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sales of cars, trucks and combined units all set new records in 1986, Toyota Motor Sales USA said.<b
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US, Canadian Leaders<br><br> Eye Economic HarmonyOLYMPIA, Wash. British Columbia Premier Bill Van
Maritime
HOYT GETS POST AT KNIGHT-RIDDER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Clark Hoyt, news editor of Knight-Ridder's Washington Bureau for the past two years, was named chief
W. GERMAN GROWTH LESS THAN EXPECTED
(AP) |
West Germany's price-adjusted gross national product rose an estimated 2.5 percent in 1986, falling
ROYAL BANK CHIEF URGES GLOBAL TRADE HARMONY
LEO RYAN |
A prominent Canadian banker stressed the need for international cooperation on all global trade, fin
CUSTOMS FINES STEEL IMPORTER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. Customs Service slapped a fine on Acwoo International Steel Corp. of New Jersey, a subsidia
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Budget Director James Miller sought to keep the Reagan administration's fiscal p
STOCK MARKET EXTENDS RALLY
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The stock market extended its 1987 rally through a fourth day Wednesday as the Dow Jones industrial
BANKAMERICA WARNS OF TAKEOVER TROUBLE
(AP) |
With the next move up to First Interstate Bancorp. in its tussle with BankAmerica Corp., bank securi
REAGAN BUDGET COMES UNDER FIRE
JOHN BOYD |
I do appreciate the opportunity to have a trial before the execution, said President Reagan's budget
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