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UTILITIES FEAR EPA ACTION
(AP) |
The Environmental Protection Agency believes it is being inadvertently pushed into what amounts to a
AUSTRALIA FEARS MORE CLOSURES LOSSES SHUT DOWN 2 MINES, 6 MORE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW
VINCENT W. STOVE |
More closures may follow the recent decision to cease production at two Australian coal mines.<br><b
STANDARDS BOARD AMENDS STATEMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Financial Accounting Standards Board has approved issuance of a statement that would allow elect
HOECHST EXTENDS TENDER DEADLINE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Hoechst Corp. announced it will not be possible to complete the voluminous collection and t
LILLY ACQUIRES LONDON LABS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Lilly Industrial Coatings Inc. announced it has purchased London Laboratories Ltd. for approximately
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Shipping Prices<br><br> Help FirmMusk Market<br><br>The market for synthetic musks is reported to ha
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Hanford's N Reactor<br><br> Temporarily Shut DownRICHLAND, Wash. - The Hanford nuclear reservation's
PLASTICS CORNER ARCO CHEMICAL EUROPE PLANS PURCHASE OF ATOCHEM FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Arco Chemical Products Europe Inc., a division of Atlantic Richfield Co., announced it has negotiate
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Monday, Dec. 29, 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 |
Reliance Group Unit<br><br> Increases Zenith StakeReliance Financial Services Corp., a unit of Relia
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
SDR RATES
JOC Team |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
HOPES FOR RALLY FADE AS STOCKS DRIFT DOWN
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Hopes for a last-minute year-end rally by the stock market faded Monday as the market drifted downwa
DOLLAR AT SIX-YEAR LOW VS. DEUTSCHE MARK
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The dollar hit another six-year low against the deutsche mark Monday in nervous, choppy foreign exch
COAL EXPORT OUTLOOK IS GRIM SHIFTING BASE OF WORLD STEEL PRODUCTION CALLED MAJOR DETERRENT
TIM SANSBURY |
Entering 1987, the deck is stacked against U.S. coal exporters, whose fortunes rode high in the earl
HURRICANE LOSSES STIR DEBATE
C.A. CARPENTER |
Hurricane Betsy cost the insurance industry: a) $500 million; b) $715 million; c) $5.8 billion; d) t
CHALLENGER FAMILIES SETTLE OUT OF COURT JUSTICE ANNOUNCES SETTLEMENT ON BEHALF OF FOUR VICTIMS
(AP) |
The Justice Department said it has reached confidential, out-of-court settlements with the families
GRODE: AUTO RATE HIKES NOT POLITICALLY ORIENTED
Journal of Commerce Special |
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner George F. Grode described as ludicrous" suggestions that automob
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Accident Deaths Top 370<br><br> For Holiday WeekendMore than 370 people died on the nation's roadway
NEW HOME, NEW INSURANCE
JAMES NOLAN |
Sales of existing homes continued to boom as the year ended, driving up the sales of homeowners insu
PROSECUTORS CRACK DOWN ON EXECUTIVE NEGLIGENCE (FIRST OF TWO ARTICLES)
JOC Team |
With fewer federal safety agents inspecting factories, some state and local prosecutors have begun u
CAMEROON TO UPGRADE DOUALA
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Cameroon's fast-growing port of Douala is to boost investment outlay during the next few years to in
Maritime
SINKING RAISES SAFETY ISSUE STANDARDS ON FLAGS-OF-CONVENIENCE SHIPS QUESTIONED
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
The loss of the Gibraltar-registered British tanker Syneta off Iceland last Friday has raised a fres
Maritime
KEELUNG GETTING OLDER AND BIGGER
KIM TZOU |
Keelung harbor, the oldest port in Taiwan, recently celebrated its 101st birthday. But make that 101
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Norton Lilly Forms<br><br> Chartering SubsidiaryFormation of Liberty Chartering Inc. as a wholly own
Maritime
GLOBAL SANCTIONS HURT SOUTH AFRICA'S BOX TRADE
TONY KOENDERMAN |
Containerized cargo shipped from South Africa's four general cargo ports dropped sharply this year i
Maritime
DIFFERENTIALS HOLD KEY TO EARLY CORN MOVEMENT
SAMUEL C. NELSON |
Corn is poised to move from producers and resellers to end users in the Midwest, and some marketers
SOLVENT FARM BANKS WANT LIMIT ON CONTRIBUTIONS
(AP) |
Solvent farm banks in the Northeast and Texas are headed to court to argue for a limit on how much
WORLD MILK PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO LEVEL OFF IN '87
(AP) |
World milk production is up about 1 percent this year and is expected to level off in 1987, accordin
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Colombia Coffee Stocks<br><br> Put at 10.5 Million BagsBOGOTA, Colombia - The London auditing firm J
USDA RAISES ESTIMATE OF GLOBAL COTTON PRICE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the world price of upland cotton at 48.81 cents a pound
THE SEARCH FOR BETTER BEEF
DIRCK STEIMEL |
Can cattle be bred and raised to produce cuts of beef with a taste as right and as uniform as every
TOYO MENKA DROPS OBJECTIONS TO TUNG GROUP RESCUE PLAN
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Salvation for the sprawling Tung shipping empire looks assured following the resolution of a cliff-h
Maritime
IDLE SHIP TONNAGE DROPS WORLDWIDE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The volume of laid-up tonnage has fallen to the lowest level for five years, according to Lloyd's of
Maritime
MALAYSIA SELLS STOCK IN LINE NEARLY 85 MILLION SHARES OFFERED IN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORP.
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The Malaysian government launched the next stage of its aggressive denationalization program with an
Maritime
ROMANIAN SAILOR'S PLEA FOR ASYLUM UNDER STUDY
GARY TAYLOR |
A Romanian sailor was scheduled to appear before an immigration judge here Monday afternoon after ju
Maritime
EGYPTIAN FIELD STARTS PRODUCING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Affiliates of Texas International Co. and Conoco announced the start of oil production from the Sal
NEW TACTICS HELP SELL DRILLING EQUIPMENT
GARY TAYLOR |
U.S. oil drilling equipment manufacturers are using a variety of strategies to market their surplus
OIL OUTPUT UP IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Oil producers in sub-Saharan Africa have been able to show a small increase in production this year,
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