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CLEAR SKIES FOR ALL NIPPON
Journal of Commerce Special |
The fateful crash of a Japan Air Lines jumbo jet over central Japan in August 1985, killing 520 of 5
JAL CRASH TRACED TO IMPROPER REPAIRS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A Japanese government commission has concluded that improper repairs by the Boeing Co. caused the cr
SOUTHERN AIR GETS HAIRY ASSIGNMENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Southern Air Transport, the all-cargo carrier linked to arms shipments to Iran and Nicaragua, is hop
AMERICAN COMPLETES SECURITY OVERHAUL
LARRY STERNE |
American Airlines recently completed a sweeping change of its security procedures for international
BOLGER WARNS AIRLINES SERIOUS OVERTURES TO RE-REGULATE INDUSTRY SEEN
TIM NEALE |
Airlines need to guard against subtle efforts to re-regulate the industry, the president of the Air
GUILFORD SAYS BOSTON LAX ON AMTRAK PLAN
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
A Guilford Transportation Industries spokesman claims Boston area public transit officials do not ha
NAVISTAR OFFERING ACTIVE COMPANY LAYS PLANS TO EXPAND OPERATIONS
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Navistar International Corp. offered 106.3 million common shares at $4.75 a share Friday and the sto
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORT
Dave Cawthorne |
LEGISLATIVE STRATEGIES: The railroad industry may come up with its own version of regulatory reform
EUROPEANS, US TO DISCUSS AIRCRAFT TRADE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The governments of France, West Germany and Great Britain agreed in principle to hold talks with the
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
ICC Denies Petition<br><br> To Clarify Cost DataThe Interstate Commerce Commission denied a petition
P-I-E NATIONWIDE TURNS AROUND
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Improved financial performance by two struggling truck lines highlights this week's Journal of Comme
NUCLEAR WASTE SHIPMENT GOES ASTRAY IN MIDWEST
(AP) |
A railroad car carrying nuclear wastes to a Washington state dump took a wrong turn and ended up in
POLAND GETS POWER TO FREEZE WAGES
(AP) |
The Polish Parliament approved a package of economic legislation giving the government power to free
Maritime
THAIS EASE TEXTILE BAN
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Textile importers will have greater supply opportunities in Thailand under that country's plan to pa
Maritime
TRINIDAD CHIEF FACES STIFF TEST
Journal of Commerce Special |
A.N.R. Robinson, the new prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, will have a difficult first year in
Maritime
BELGIAN TUG CREWS BACK AT WORK
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Belgian tug crews returned to work Friday evening following the settlement of a week-long dispute ov
Maritime
ECT EXTENDS UNION DEADLINE TERMINAL OPERATOR SEEKING CONCESSIONS TO LIMIT LOSSES
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Europe Container Terminus, the Rotterdam box-handling company, extended the deadline for trade union
Maritime
TERMINAL TARIFFS CAN'T SHIFT LIABILITY
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Federal Maritime Commission ordered an end to provisions in marine terminal tariffs shifting the
Maritime
REPORT SAYS SKIPPERS ERRED IN SOVIET COLLISION
(AP) |
The captain of a Soviet passenger liner that sank in the Black Sea after it was hit by a freighter f
Maritime
ANERA OFFICE HIRES WORKERS FROM USL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. office of the Asia North American Eastbound Rate Agreement has hired three former United St
Maritime
LOTS OF PEOPLE WANTED TO BARGE INTO THIS ACT
(AP) |
Some said it was as exciting as watching paint dry. Others squandered vacation time to stand freezin
Maritime
WRECKED BARGE FINALLY FREED
(AP) |
After 22 days of mistakes and problems, salvage crews Friday removed a wrecked Niagara River barge t
Maritime
OAKLAND SEEKS TO LURE IMPORTS
JOHN DAVIES |
Wharf-side rail connections and bold, expensive actions away from the waterfront will be needed for
Maritime
PARLEY TO REVIEW SHIP ACT CII SLATES CONFERENCE TO GAUGE IMPACT ON INDUSTRY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
One of the biggest developments in the United States' ocean transportation business in recent years
Maritime
PORT TO INSPECT CRANES BEING BUILT IN S. KOREA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The port of Oakland agreed to spend more than $200,000 to test and inspect port cranes being built i
Maritime
CHESAPEAKE SEEKS TO FORM PORT AGENCY
CARL CAHILL |
This largely rural city of 130,000 will ask the Virginia General Assembly next month to authorize th
Maritime
WATERMAN BACKS SUBSIDY CURBS
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Waterman Steamship Corp. asked the secretary of transportation to retain restrictions on subsidized
Maritime
LATIN SUGAR EXPORTERS SAY NEW US QUOTA DISASTROUS
(AP) |
The United States' 1987 sugar import quota of 1 million tons will be disastrous for countries highly
EC TO HELP FINANCE PROGRAM TO EDUCATE POLISH FARMERS
(AP) |
The European Community Commission said it will pay 2 million European currency units ($2.1 million)
US-EC GRAIN TALKS FAIL
(AP) |
Time is running out on efforts to avert a new clash between the United States and the European Commu
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysian Output<br><br> Of Crude Palm Oil FallsKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysian crude palm oil pr
USDA TO GET EC REPORT ON MEAT PLANT CHANGES
TOMMY HOLMES |
The EC is scheduled to give USDA reports describing the modifications individual U.S. meat processin
PLATINUM PRICES EXPECTED TO AVERAGE $550 IN 1987
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Platinum prices are expected to average US$550 in 1987, compared with an expected average of $526 i
MILLIONS AT STAKE IN FACE-OFF OVER TRANS-PACIFIC CONTRACTS
MARK MAGNIER |
Tens of millions of dollars are at stake in a face-off between shippers and<br><br>trans-Pacific con
US AIRLINE TRAFFIC CLIMBS SHARPLY
TIM NEALE |
U.S. airlines are carrying more passengers and cargo than ever before, although mostly at discount r
JAPANESE PROBE CHARGES OF CHIP DUMPING BY US ANALYSTS SUGGEST MOVE MAY BE A COUNTEROFFENSIVE
A.E. CULLISON |
Charges that U.S. semiconductor makers are dumping large-scale integration chips in Japan's market a
DEBT RATING UPGRADED FOR LOS ANGELES PORT
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The port of Los Angeles, the nation's most profitable port for the past several years, has become th
OECD BEARISH ON US TRADE OUTLOOK
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The United States will cut its foreign trade deficit by only a few billion<br><br>dollars next year,
MODERATE TRADE LEGISLATION SEEN IF REAGAN TEAM SUBMITS BILL
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
A Reagan administration trade bill would improve prospects for moderate trade legislation next year,
HOW US CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
Creating temporary government agencies may be the key to solving some major social and economic prob
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