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HALF OF AIR CONTROLLERS SEEK UNION RECOGNITION
(AP) |
Nearly half of the nation's air traffic controllers are asking the government to recognize a fledgli
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AAR Unit Purchases<br><br> Catlin Aviation HangarELK GROVE VILLAGE, Ill. - AAR Corp. said that its A
EXPANDED CNS GIRDS FOR BROADER ROLE
RICHARD MALKIN |
It was not quite two years ago that the International Air Transport Association's Cargo Agency Board
VAN SANT RESIGNS FROM CESSNA POST
TOM GREEN |
Bill Van Sant, Cessna Aircraft Co. president, handpicked to be the No. 2 man at the light plane man
AIRLINES SEEK RIGHTS TO LONDON SERVICE
TIM NEALE |
Senators, congressmen, a mayor and a governor showed up for day one of a hearing before a federal ad
MAIL BOXES ON THE RISE SAN DIEGO FIRM PINS HOPES ON ELECTRONIC MAIL
LARRY STERNE |
While Federal Express was making headlines with its ill-fated ZapMail electronic facsimile service,
INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY SOUGHT
(AP) |
Improving management, production and economic efficiency of industrial enterprises will be China's t
Maritime
CHINA PLANS HIKE IN STEEL OUTPUT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
China, the world's fourth-largest producer of steel, is planning heavy<br><br>investments in the ind
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR
JOC Team |
TRADE REFORM. Members of the Long Island Area Development Agency and several other regional Long Isl
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Reports Rise<br><br> In Its Trade SurplusKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's trade surplus
Maritime
JAPAN'S COFFERS BRIMMING FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES SKYROCKETED LAST YEAR
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's foreign exchange reserves skyrocketed to an all-time high of $42.2 billion by the end of Dec
Maritime
INDONESIA'S BUDGET CUTS SPENDING 27 PERCENT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
With a call for courage to face a dismal situation, Indonesia's President Suharto introduced a harsh
Maritime
GRAYS HARBOR MAY GET FUNDING FISCAL 1988 BUDGET INCLUDES $700,000 FOR DEEP-DRAFT PROJECT
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Port of Grays Harbor officials are breathing easier now that the president's fiscal 1988 budget incl
Maritime
CHINA PLANS TO INCREASE PRODUCTION OF STEEL
P.T. BANGSBERG |
China, the world's fourth-largest producer of steel, is planning heavy<br><br>investments in the ind
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM THE WEST COAST
Bill Mongelluzzo |
DIVERSITY: THE SPICE OF LIFE. Port of Los Angeles Harbor Commission meetings offer something for eve
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysia Reports Rise<br><br> In Its Trade SurplusKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's trade surplus
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Crowley May Start<br><br> New Barge ServiceCrowley Maritime Corp. said it may start a new barge serv
Maritime
GRAYS HARBOR CUTS PROJECT COST MANAGERS SCAN REAGAN BUDGET FOR SIGN OF APPROPRIATION
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Managers at the log-exporting port of Grays Harbor, after slicing $36 million from the expected cost
Maritime
CONCORDE CHARTERS POSTPONED
MAUREEN ROBB |
A West Coast charter operator offering short trips on the Concorde has postponed more than half the
Maritime
COMPUTER COMPANIES OPTIMISTIC
(AP) |
Despite few innovations in 1986, makers of personal computers saw a slight improvement in sales and
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Environmentalists Hit<br><br> Redwood Logging PlanSCOTIA, Calif. - A company's plan to double its pr
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Israel Diamond Exports<br><br> Reach Record LevelsTEL AVIV, Israel - Israel exported a record quanti
Maritime
PREFERENCE CHANGES FAVOR SINGAPORE
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The government of Singapore expects a boom in high-technology exports to the United States as a resu
Maritime
MARITIME UPTURN SEEN INDUSTRY OFFICIALS PREDICT IMPROVEMENT IN '87
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
Maritime industry executives are predicting a modest upturn for world shipping in 1987.<br><br> At i
Maritime
GABON PROJECT REVIVED
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Plans to build an extension of Gabon's chief port at Owendo are being revived, albeit in a scaled-do
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
IRS Urged to Focus<br><br> On Land ConservationAs the Internal Revenue Service writes all the techni
US COMMISSARIES TARGETED FOR DAIRY BOARD PROMOTION
(AP) |
The National Dairy Board, which is financed by the nation's milk producers, says one of its 1987 pro
INDUSTRIAL USE OF CORN ROSE IN LAST 10 YEARS (SECOND OF TWO ARTICLES)
(AP) |
Industrial uses of corn increased from 7 percent of the crop in 1975 to 13 percent in 1985.<br><br>
THAI BANKERS SEE INCREASED GROWTH
(AP) |
Two bankers predicted that Thailand's economy will grow by at least 5 percent this year, slightly hi
Maritime
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE SET VOLUME RECORDS IN '86
(AP) |
The Chicago Board of Trade traded more than 100 million futures contracts in 1986, setting new excha
US DENTS ASIAN ARMOR
RONALD E. YATES |
While the attention of most Americans has been focused on Washington's undeclared and as yet ineffec
Maritime
DEBT TALKS POSTPONED
RICHARD GOURLAY |
The Philippine government has postponed talks with 12 creditor banks on renegotiating $9.2 billion i
Maritime
JAPANESE MINISTER ORDERS REVIEW OF RICE CONTROL LAW
(AP) |
Japan's agriculture minister ordered a review of Japan's food control system aimed at lowering price
LABOR MINISTER APPOINTED
Journal of Commerce Special |
After over a month of hesitation, President Corazon C. Aquino has appointed a former management att
Maritime
INDONESIANS BRACING FOR TOUGH BUDGET
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Having spent most of the last two weeks changing as much local currency as possible into U.S. dollar
Maritime
FEW FIRE AT MILITARY PLAN
RONALD E. YATES |
A decision last week to scrap a decade-old, self-imposed ceiling on military spending has generated
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US-EC Grain Dispute<br><br> Could Widen Trade RiftA failure to resolve the U.S.-European Community d
Maritime
REAGAN PROPOSES 8 PERCENT CUT IN AGRICULTURAL SPENDING
(AP) |
President Reagan proposed an 8 percent cut in overall spending for the Agriculture Department in the
US TARIFF CUTS FAVOR SINGAPORE HONG KONG ALSO GAINS FROM PREFERENCE REVIEW
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The government of Singapore expects a boom in high-technology exports to the United States as a resu
Maritime
INDIAN LINES AWAIT AID PLAN
SHEILA TEFFT |
India's shipping industry is drifting while government officials search for a way to address the deb
Maritime
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