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ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Helicopter Crash Injures<br><br> Australian Rig WorkersPERTH, Australia - A helicopter with 17 peopl
CHINA'S OIL EXPORTS DOWN
P.T. BANGSBERG |
China will lose about US$3 billion in earnings from oil sales this year<br><br>mainly as a result of
KUWAIT TO BUY 6 OIL TANKERS EXPANSION OF KOTC FLEET WILL AID DERIVATIVES EXPORTS
(AP) |
Kuwait will buy six tankers for oil products from a South Korean shipbuilding company for $132 milli
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
December 29, 1986<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall
NOT ALL ABOARD FOR AMTRAK SALE
TOM BELDEN |
Selling Amtrak's heavily traveled Northeast Corridor line, a proposal the Reagan administration is e
ON-LINE SYSTEMS BECOME OLD HAT
KEVIN D. THOMPSON |
Computerized documentation and planning systems are becoming as commonplace as the telephone in the
DOT MAY ALTER FIBER OPTIC RULES
(AP) |
The U.S. Department of Transportation proposed on Friday changing its reg ulations to allow fiber op
FRENCH RAIL STRIKE CONTINUES
(AP) |
The state-run railway and unions remained stalemated Monday with no talks in sight as the worst rail
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ryder System Acquires<br><br> Auto Transport FirmRyder System Inc. acquired Transport Storage and Di
ATA SETS GOAL FOR 1987 TRUCK GROUP TO SEEK BETTER HIGHWAY ACCESS
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Better highway access for long truck trailers will be the chief goal for American Trucking Associati
MARGIN OF AIR SAFETY IN US SEEN SHRINKING
(AP) |
Air traffic control is losing its safety margin due to fewer controllers, stressful schedules and th
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Carriers Set Agreement<br><br> To Merge OperationsCOLUMBUS, Ohio - Two start-up carriers agreed to m
CARGOLUX PRESSES DOT ON RIGHTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cargolux asked the Department of Transportation to reconsider a recent decision denying it permissio
WTC INTERNATIONAL EARNINGS INCREASE
JOC Team |
WTC International reported fiscal third quarter earnings rose to $1.3 million, or 16 cents a share,
AIR CARGO RATE ACCORD RECEIVES DOT APPROVAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Department of Transportation approved a rate agreement filed by the International Air Transport
NORFOLK AIRPORT MULLS FUTURE
CARL CAHILL |
A rapid rise in the use of Norfolk International Airport is causing airport officials to consider $6
PEOPLE EXPRESS DEAL SET SHAREHOLDERS APPROVE MERGER WITH TEXAS AIR
(AP) |
Shareholders of financially troubled People Express Inc. narrowly approved a $115 million merger wit
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The White House readies its 1988 Titanic budget for sailing in icy waters. Page
NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The White House readies its 1988 Titanic budget for sailing in icy waters. Page
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XEROX TO STUDY INVOLVEMENT IN S. AFRICA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Xerox Corp. said it will give further study to a decision about continuing its presence in South Afr
DAEWOO SHIPS LEMANS CARS TO US
(AP) |
South Korea's Daewoo Motor Co. said it made its first shipment of 250 of its LeMans cars to the Uni
ON THE MOVE
-Staff Report |
Ferrie to Head<br><br> New SubsidiaryOf Irving Bank<br><br>Irving Bank Corp. formed Irving Internati
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Marks & Spencer Plans<br><br> Four NY State ShopsMarks & Spencer PLC, the largest retailer in the Un
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FOREIGN HEADLINES
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Dissidents May Go Free<br><br> LONDON - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev will release thousands of po
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FOREIGN VISITS
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Jospin Visits China<br><br> PEKING - French Socialist Party First Secretary Lionel Jospin met with H
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WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Trade Reprisals<br><br> WASHINGTON - The White House will announce today trade reprisals against
INSIDE TALK FROM ASIA
P.T. BANGSBERG |
OILING FEWER WHEELS: The ramifications of OPEC's deliberations and the oil market's machinations are
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WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Seat Belt Law<br><br> Seen Having ImpactCalifornia drivers are buckling up in record numbers
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INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Hilton to Manage<br><br> Hotel in BeijingHilton International Co. said an agreement has been signed
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REAGAN BUDGET LIKE TITANIC NEW PROGRAM BIG, COSTLY, MAY ENCOUNTER 'ICEBERGS'
JOHN BOYD |
The Reagan administration's soon-to-be released federal budget begs for<br><br>comparison with the T
HAMBURG FACES CHANGING WINDS OF FORTUNE
BRUCE BARNARD |
This great seaport on the Elbe has fallen on hard times.<br><br> The port is steadily losing busines
MATSON AND HAWAII PROVE TO BE A FINE BLEND
JOHN DAVIES |
Growth in Hawaii has been a major factor in Matson Navigation Co.'s success.<br><br> In the old days
IMPORT CHECKS SAVE GRIEF SOLUTIONS FOUND AT POINT OF ORIGIN
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
An importer who receives merchandise that is faulty or does not comply with federal safety regulatio
INSURANCE ACCORD ELUDES US, TAIWAN
KIM TZOU |
The United States and Taiwan are continuing negotiations on U.S. access to the insurance market here
REPORT AWAITED ON EXPORT CURBS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The Reagan administration is due to report to Congress by Jan. 19 on whether it intends to renew a n
THE ECONOMY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
2 Million Jobs Likely<br><br> To Be Created in 1987The U.S. economy will generate 2 million new jobs
FRANCE'S BOURSE ATTRACTS INTEREST
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
The massive demonstrations by French students in early December, forcing the government of Prime Min
UK BUSINESS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ECONOMY
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
British business leaders are more confident about prospects for the economy and for industry in gene
CHEMICAL SLUMP PERSISTS IN CANADA
LEO RYAN |
Canada's chemical industry is undergoing tough times, with the situation varying widely in different
BRAZIL ECONOMY A PARADOX BOP DEFICIT, DEBT RISE WHILE GROWTH MAY HIT 9 PERCENT
JAMES BRUCE |
Brazil's economy, closely watched by creditors in the major industrialized nations, had a taste of b
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