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CERTIFIED TO HALT SERVICE PEOPLE'S CARGO BUSINESS TO BE RELINQUISHED
LARRY STERNE |
Certified Air Freight, which has operated People Express Airlines' cargo service for the past two ye
1987 COULD BRING NEW BAG OF AVIATION TRICKS
Dallas Morning News |
What a difference three years can make.<br><br> When People Express Airlines Inc. entered Texas for
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Flying Tiger Line<br><br> Cancels Cargo ContractFlying Tiger Line said it canceled its contract last
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ICC Blocks B&O Plan<br><br> To Abondon TrackThe Interstate Commerce Commission blocked the Baltimore
DOD EYES SAFETY POLICY SOME TRUCKING COMPANIES MAY GET BREAK
LEO ABRUZZESE |
The Department of Defense may ease a transportation safety proposal that would have barred some truc
CHEMICAL LEAK PLUGGED AFTER RESIDENTS FLEE
(AP) |
A leak of a dangerous chemical from one of 27 derailed cars in a Conrail freight train was plugged a
JUNKED RAILCAR RECYCLING BUSINESS THRIVES
Chicago Tribune |
A flatbed trailer truck rolled through this hamlet carrying an 85-foot-long cylinder with the words
B&M-MBTA WRANGLE CONTINUES
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
Indemnification and absolution from liability are playing key roles in a dispute between the Boston
A LOOK AT AMTRAK'S RECORD, OPERATIONS
(AP) |
Amtrak, the government-subsidized passenger railroad, began service in 1971 after several private ra
AMTRAK COLLISION TO BE INVESTIGATED
(AP) |
Rescue workers using cranes pulled more bodies out of a crumpled Amtrak train Monday that derailed a
ZIMBABWE'S MUGABE DELAYS SANCTIONS DEADLINE
LARRY OLMSTEAD |
Prime Minister Robert Mugabe's decision to let pass a deadline for imposing sanctions against South
Maritime
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Leaves for Washington<br><br> NEW DELHI, India - Indian Foreign Secretary A.P. Venketeswaran leaves
Maritime
SOVIETS SECRETIVE IN PROBE OF STORES
(AP) |
A hand-lettered sign on the door of the darkened store announces that the foreign-currency food shop
Maritime
IRISH WORKERS LEAVE JOBS IN DISPUTE OVER PRODUCE
(AP) |
Supermarket workers who struck for nearly two and a half years rather than handle South African frui
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
India Voices Concern<br><br> COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - India expressed concern Monday over economic sanct
Maritime
EC GRANTS $58 MILLION TO 12 COUNTRIES
(AP) |
The European Community Commission has approved development grants totaling 53.3 million European Cur
Maritime
TOURISM BOOM FORECAST CARIBBEAN HAS HIGH HOPES FOR '87 SEASON
(AP) |
Hotels, airlines and governments throughout the Caribbean are The ornate El San Juan Hotel reopened
Maritime
BRAZIL REINSTATES INDEXING OF SAVINGS
(AP) |
The government reinstated cost-of-living increases on savings and loan accounts in a move designed
Maritime
NJ RECORD IMPORTER SUED
(AP) |
A publisher says American music lovers shouldn't be able to buy an imported recording of Frank Sinat
Maritime
BOXES UNLOADED FROM 3 USL SHIPS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
About 2,200 containers of cargo have been unloaded from the three United States Lines ships arrested
Maritime
TRITON PLAN ABANDONED UNION RESISTANCE KILLS STEVEDORE MERGER
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
The three Rotterdam conventional cargo handlers that hoped to merge under the name Triton abandoned
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
British Company<br><br> Changes Its NameThe word Shipping has been dropped from the name of a long-
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Team |
The Bahamian tanker Galerie was hit by missiles from an Iraqi warplane Jan. 2.<br><br> The 66,113-gr
Maritime
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Pushes '87 Summit<br><br> WASHINGTON - The White House renewed President Reagan's invitation to S
P/C INSURERS TURNED A PROFIT LAST YEAR
PAULA L. GREEN |
Significant premium increases last year helped the property and casualty insurance industry to produ
RAIL PROPOSES TO BID FOR SP KCS OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO SANTA FE-SP MERGER
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
The Kansas City Southern Railroad put itself forward as an alternative to the proposed merger of the
FRENCH PORT WORKERS, SEAMEN CALL OFF STRIKE
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
A strike by French seamen and port personnel in effect since mid-December was called off after the g
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE NOTHING NEW IS PROPOSED FOR SHIPPING
ROBERT MORISON |
President Reagan's fiscal 1988 budget, like its recent predecessors, lacks any good news for the mar
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE BUDGET PLAN FACES REVISION
JOHN BOYD |
The Reagan administration will need help in achieving a fiscal 1988 budget def icit of $107.8 billio
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE PLAN URGED TO BEAT GLOBAL COMPETITION
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The Reagan administration unveiled part of its program to help make the U.S. economy more internatio
ASIA FACES MIXED ECONOMIC PROSPECTS IN '87
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The outlook for Asia's principal trading economies this year is brighter than 12 months ago, but muc
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE 2 TRANSPORT PLANS HAVE CHANCE
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
Only two surface transportation proposals in the president's new budget, involving highway funding a
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE BOWEN PROPOSAL ON MEDICARE A LIKELY BUDGETARY GUIDELINE
LEAH R. YOUNG |
President Reagan proposed new legislation to charge employers higher insurance fees if they don't ad
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE MORE FUNDS ARE SOUGHT FOR CLEAN-COAL PROGRAM
TIM SANSBURY |
President Reagan's new budget recommends spending $350 million more over five years for projects dem
DEFICIT TARGET COULD PROVE ELUSIVE USER FEES NEW BANK FOR FAA?
TIM NEALE |
President Reagan proposed a 12 percent increase in spending on aviation programs in fiscal 1988, but
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> The Reagan administration can expect help from Congress on the budget, like it
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
McDonnell<br><br> NamesWorsham<br><br>ST. LOUIS - McDonnell Douglas Corp. named James E. Worsham cor
MEXICO TO PROMOTE NON-OIL EXPORTS
(AP) |
The government will spend more than $3 billion in 1987 to promote non- petroleum exports, said Alfre
JAPAN'S BUILDING SECTOR MAY BE REVIEWED BY US
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Japanese construction firms operating in the United States may be danger of an antitrust review.<br>
BIG THREE AUTO SALES SOARED IN MID-MONTH
(AP) |
Car sales by the Big Three domestic automakers soared in mid-December to 26.3 percent above December
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