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MCDONNELL'S MD-11 MOVE STUDIED
LARRY STERNE |
McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s decision to launch the MD-11 has sparked renewed questions about whether t
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS READY FOR LIFT-OFF IN CHINA
(AP) |
McDonnell Douglas Corp., which builds two planes a week at its factory in Long Beach, Calif., will l
FLYING TIGER SETS WORKER PROGRAM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Flying Tiger Line Inc. said a comprehensive employee partnership and cost reduction program for admi
W. GERMAN YARDS GLOOMY ABOUT '87 FURTHER CUTBACKS EXPECTED IN OUTPUT, EMPLOYMENT
JESS LUKOMSKI |
West Germany's shipbuilding industry, shaken by a number of bankruptcies in 1986, is resigned to the
Maritime
PRICE WATERHOUSE WINS SYSTEM PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Golden Gates Ports Association has awarded Price Waterhouse a $152,000 contract to design an aut
Maritime
NUCLEAR-POWERED SHIPS GET PENTAGON APPROVAL
(AP) |
Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger will authorize money next year to begin construction of two a
Maritime
MARTIN MCHUGH, ATTORNEY, IS DEAD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Church of Our Lady Of Loretto, Cold Spring, N.Y., for Mart
Maritime
'TWAS STORMY SHIPPING YEAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
For the shipping industry, 1986 may be looked upon as the year of consolidation, upheaval and bankru
Maritime
US BANKRUPTCY SYSTEM SIMILAR TO NETHERLANDS'
MARK MAGNIER |
Court documents show voluntary bankruptcy proceedings in the Netherlands share many similarities wit
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Coast Guard Revising<br><br> Load Line RegulationsThe Coast Guard has begun revising its regulations
Maritime
BROKER, BOND INSURER UNITE PAIR TO PROVIDE LIABILITY COVER FOR MUNICIPALITIES
JAMES NOLAN |
A major insurance broker is teaming up with a municipal bond insurance house to sell a form of liabi
CHALLENGER SETTLEMENTS STIR SPECULATION
(AP) |
An attorney for the widow of an astronaut killed in the space shuttle Challenger explosion said a fi
INTEGRITY UNDER REHABILITATION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Integrity Insurance Co. was placed under rehabilitation in a consent order signed Tuesday by the Sup
OHIO REFORM BILL DEBATE CONTINUES
C.A. CARPENTER |
Ohio business and insurance groups are heading in opposite directions from the governor in developin
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Albany Hospital Probe<br><br> Yields New IndictmentALBANY, N.Y. - A continuing investigation into po
LAWSUIT FILED IN WAKE OF LIVE TELEVISION BUST
(AP) |
A woman has filed a $30 million lawsuit against Geraldo Rivera, law officers and producers alleging
OSHA INSPECTIONS CRITICIZED
(AP) |
Some state and local prosecutors have been going after businessmen who endanger their workers, citi
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Tuesday, December 30, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>Canada
INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Team |
THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Taiwan Will Boycott<br><br> ADB Meeting in AprilTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan will boycott the annual meet
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
FUNDAMENTALS HAMPER STOCKS' RALLY ATTEMPT
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Stocks struggled fitfully to mount a traditional year-end rally Tuesday in what was expected to be t
DOLLAR MIXED AS PRE-HOLIDAY TRADING SLOWS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed in light activity Wednesday as the market dwindled to minor, inte
GREAT LAKES OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC ON 1987
LEO RYAN |
The 1986 shipping season on the St. Lawrence Seaway marked a possible small turnaround for Great Lak
REAGAN TO ASK SPENDING CUTS IN ENERGY R&D
TIM SANSBURY |
President Reagan once again will call for cuts in spending for basic energy research programs in the
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Florida Growing Fast<br><br> WASHINGTON Florida, continuing a Sun Belt population boom, became the
JAPAN SHIFTS ECONOMIC GEARS
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's economic expansion in fiscal 1987, starting in April, will depend much more on efforts to st
LAKES PORTS HOPE GRAIN TOTALS WILL BE AS STRONG NEXT YEAR
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Strong grain traffic boosted cargo levels at some of the Great Lakes ports this year, and officials
APL, LYKES GET SHIPS IN SWAP
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Maritime Subsidy Board approved a complicated swap of foreign building rights and vessels involv
STATES EMBRACE TRUCK LICENSING LAW
LEO ABRUZZESE |
States are expected to act quickly to implement a new law establishing a national commercial truck d
USL SEEKS PROTECTION IN HOLLAND
MARK MAGNIER |
United States Lines Inc. received permission from a U.S. court to file for protection from its credi
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> President Reagan will ask Congress to cut spending for basic energy research an
Maritime
OLYMPIA TRIES TO DIVERSIFY
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Timber may always be the bread-and-butter commodity at the port of Olympia, but seed used to grow gr
Maritime
JACKSONVILLE PRESSED ON POLLUTION
PETER ADAMS |
It seemed nothing more than a light summer shower. But the Aug. 8 rain at the port of Jacksonville l
Maritime
N. CALIFORNIA PORTS SEEK CARGO CLEARANCE SYSTEM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An association of Northern California ports will pay $152,000 for a conceptual design for computers
Maritime
SENATOR LINE TO POST DETAILS OF NEW SERVICE
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Senator Line, the West German round-the-world container shipping service scheduled to start up in th
Maritime
SHIPBUILDERS NOT OPTIMISTIC
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The new year is likely to be a depressing replay of 1986 for private U.S. shipbuilders, but a glimme
Maritime
ROMANIAN SAILOR FACES HEARING
GARY TAYLOR |
The Immigration and Naturalization Service has scheduled a deportation hearing for Jan. 29 to decide
Maritime
HONDURAS WOOS SHIPOWNERS GOVERNMENT PINS ECONOMIC HOPES ON SHIP SECTOR
MARK MAGNIER |
Honduras has targeted the maritime industry to help it reduce unemployment and spur economic activit
Maritime
NORWAY SET TO CUT BACK SUPPLY SHIPS
BOB WESENBERG |
The Norwegian Shipowners' Association has completed its plans to reduce and rationalize the country'
Maritime
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