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NEW CESSNA PLANE REPORTEDLY TESTED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Cessna Aircraft Co., which has spent most of this year cutting back, apparently is proceeding with d
TRUCK DRIVERS OUTFOX BLACK BOX
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Drivers have found a host of ways over the years to outsmart black boxes and other driver-control de
GOAL IS GLOBAL PRIVATE POSTAL SYSTEM FOR BUSINESS
RICHARD MALKIN |
Although the air courier industry emphatically makes a distinction between itself and the sellers o
ECONOMIST LAUDS AIRLINE DECONTROL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland says he believes airline deregulation has bee
NEW RATE RULES ADOPTED ICC ALLOWS CHANGES ON ONE DAY'S NOTICE
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
The Interstate Commerce Commission adopted new rules permitting railroads and other carriers to make
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Commission to Consider<br><br> UP's Acquisition PlanThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced its
HOECHST SUPPLIES MATERIALS TO FTC
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Hoechst Corp. announced that it has supplied voluminous materials in response to the second
XTRA STUDIES ITEL PURCHASE OF SHARES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Officials of XTRA Corp., a transportation equipment leasing company, said they are studying a possib
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Lucidol Increases Prices by 5 percent<br><br> Lucidol announced a price increase of 5 percent for sv
NEW YORK AUTHORITY REVISES HYDROPOWER ALLOCATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York Power Authority approved revised allocations of hydroelectric power that it says will e
PLASTICS CORNER JOURNAL OF COMMERCE STAFF
JOC Team |
Carbide Unit<br><br> IntroducesSolvent<br><br>The Solvents and Coatings Materials Division of Union
MESA GEARS UP FOR DRILLING IN HUGOTON GAS FIELD
FORREST S. GOSSETT |
True to the promise its maverick chairman, T. Boone Pickens, made last year, Mesa Petroleum Co. is w
TEXAS REJECTS BID TO CUT OIL OUTPUT
GARY TAYLOR |
Texas oil producers will not be forced to cut their output levels, despite efforts by two Dallas oil
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Accident Contaminates<br><br> TMI Cleanup WorkerMIDDLETOWN, Pa. - A worker in the Three Mile Island
BASF WYANDOTTE WEIGHS EXPANSION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
BASF Wyandotte Corp., the third-largest dye company in the world, is considering the expansion of it
REPORTS CLAIM ARGENTINE PACT AWARDED
JEREMY MORGAN |
A consortium of Mexican and Argentine companies is said to have won the contract to build a second n
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Many corporate directors received double-digit pay increases this year. Page 3A
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Amoco to Maintain<br><br> Spending Levels in '87Amoco Corp. will hold capital and exploration spendi
ICI SELLS OIL, GAS ASSETS
(AP) |
Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, Britain's largest industrial company, said it agreed to sell its o
NY CONSIDERS ALTERNATIVE TO GASOLINE TAX
Journal of Commerce Special |
A proposed regional gasoline tax of 5 cents a gallon, which would be used to fund the Metropolitan T
TWO OF 'FOUR DRAGONS' PREDICT SLOWER GROWTH
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The economies of South Korean and Taiwan, two of Asia's four dragons, are forecast to grow 8 percent
Maritime
OPEC FACES OBSTACLE IRAQ INSISTS ON QUOTA EQUAL TO IRAN'S
(AP) |
Iraq stood alone in resisting a proposed OPEC agreement on oil production cuts aimed at boosting pri
HIGH OIL STOCKS TO FOIL OPEC?
FELIX DEARDEN |
High oil inventories, which built up at a rate of 3.5 million barrels a day during the third quarter
INSIDE TALK FROM THE WEST COAST
John Davies |
TITANIC BATTLE OVER MINER FLAP: They say it's a miner misunderstanding, but how else to describe how
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Data-Design Receives<br><br> $2.1 Million ContractCUCAMONGA, Calif. - Data-Design Laboratories Inc.
Maritime
OLYMPIA TRIES TO DIVERSIFY PORT WOULD REDUCE DEPENDENCY ON LOG EXPORTS
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Timber may always be the bread-and-butter commodity at the port of Olympia, but seed used to grow gr
Maritime
PACIFIC RIM TESTS US TRADE POLICY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
As attention in the United States shifts increasingly to the rising trade deficit with Pacific Rim c
Maritime
ANOTHER ATTEMPT SET THURSDAY TO LIFT BARGE
(AP) |
Officials say it will be at least Thursday before workers begin another attempt at lifting a wrecked
Maritime
COURT ACQUITS JOHN DIGILIOIN GUN CASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
John DiGilio, charged along with the general organizer of the International Longshoremen's Associati
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Burco to Discuss<br><br> Role of Trade GroupLONG BEACH, Calif. - Robert A. Burco, executive director
Maritime
CANAL REVENUE INCREASES 21 PERCENT
(AP) |
This year's income from Suez Canal transit tolls, Egypt's third-largest source of foreign exchange,
Maritime
INSIDE TALK ABOUT SHIPPING
bonney |
PLAY IT AGAIN: It was 50 years ago this fall that the National Maritime Union was organized by worke
Maritime
NC PORTS OFFICIAL, DE VANE, DIES
JOC Team |
Ruff A. De Vane, director of administration and finance for the North Carolina State Ports Authority
Maritime
WHARF'S PROFITS UP IN HALF-YEAR SIR Y.K. PAO'S CONGLOMERATE TO SHED TRADING, SERVICE UNITS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Newly rechristened Wharf (Holdings) Ltd., flagship of Sir Yue-kong Pao's empire, reports profits are
Maritime
ISSUE CAUSES RIFT AT JACKSONVILLE PORT, BUSINESSMAN DISAGREE ON PROPOSAL FOR NEW CARGO
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Philosophical differences have caused a rift between the Jacksonville Port Authority and a private p
Maritime
COURT WON'T REGISTER POLISH UNION
(AP) |
Poland's Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by shipyard workers in the northern port of Swi
Maritime
SAGER EAGERLY AWAITS SENATOR LINE LAUNCH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Karl Heinz Sager oozes confidence and excitement as he nears the countdown for the launch of his bra
Maritime
FDR'S POTOMAC TO SAIL AGAIN
MAUREEN ROBB |
The presidential yacht Potomac will be restored and made available for tours on Oakland's waterfront
Maritime
AUSTRALIAN OILSEED ACREAGE EXPECTED TO GROW SLOWLY
BARRY M. HING |
Australia's development as an oilseeds producer is proceeding slowly, with no sharp rise in planted
GHANA'S COCOA PRODUCTION EXPECTED TO RISE IN 1986-87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Ghana's total cocoa production in 1986-87 may exceed 260,000 metric tons, according to official prod
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