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DOLLAR FAILS TO MAINTAIN EARLY GAIN ON BAKER SPEECH
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. dollar turned lower against most major foreign currencies Friday after moving higher during
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
SPI Expects<br><br> Plastics SalesTo Rise 4 percent<br><br>The Society of the Plastics Industry is f
HONG KONG SET TO GET SEA RADAR
P.T. BANGSBERG |
A Canadian government-backed consortium has won the race to provide a radar monitoring system for Ho
Maritime
DU PONT TO SELL UNIT TO POWER SILICATES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Du Pont Co. will sell its sodium silicates business to Power Silicates Inc., a subsidiary of Pow
KOREA SHIPPING OPTS FOR US AGENT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Korea Shipping America Inc. plans to turn its New York office over to a general agent after Jan. 1 i
Maritime
COAL MARKETS SWEDISH STEELMAKER STUDIES BIDS
TIM SANSBURY |
The Swedish steelmaker SSAB is evaluating bids from U.S. exporters for coking coal to be delivered n
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT IN HARBOR-MINING CASE
(AP) |
The Norwegian owners of a ship damaged by a mine in a Nicaraguan harbor cannot sue the U.S. governme
Maritime
UK FINALLY AGREES TO PROBE SINKING BREAKUP OF SISTER VESSEL PROMPTS ACTION ON DISASTER
JANET PORTER |
The British government agreed to hold a formal investigation into the sinking of the Derbyshire, the
Maritime
LIEN AGAINST USL VESSEL WITHDRAWN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
United States Lines Inc. said Singapore Marine Engineering Service filed and then withdrew a lien ag
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Team |
The weekly general freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent
Maritime
GRAIN EXPORT PICTURE DIM AS SURPLUSES BUILD UP
(AP) |
World wheat production is climbing toward record levels, further clouding prospects for a substantia
GRAIN VESSEL IS FREED FROM ST. LAWRENCE SHOAL
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The Polish ship Ziemia Olsztymska, carrying 18,000 metric tons of grain, was freed after it struck a
Maritime
FARM SUPPORT OPERATIONS POSSIBLE BUDGET TARGET
(AP) |
Administration budget snippers are looking hard at farm price support operations as a prime target f
US ANALYSTS FORECAST RISE IN PRECIOUS METALS PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Several precious metals analysts last week forecast higher silver, gold and platinum prices in 1987
BRAZILIAN COFFEE POLICIES FOR 1987 TO BE DISCUSSED
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Brazilian Coffee Institute President Paulo Graciano is to meet with minister of finance Dilson F
TRIO BEEFS UP ITS FAR EAST CARGO FLEET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Trio, the consortium of British, West German and Japanese container lines, has added a 19th ship to
Maritime
COFFEE PRICE MANIPULATION ALLEGATIONS DENIED
(AP) |
Brazil and Colombia denied allegations by the United States that they and other Latin American coffe
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Canadian Subsidies<br><br> Viewed as ConservativeThe U.S. considers the Canadian government's respon
VAN OMMEREN ACQUIRES VA. STORAGE FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Van Ommeren, a Rotterdam-based worldwide maritime service organization, has acquired Elizabeth River
Maritime
AGING BRIDGES STRAIN RESOURCES
KEVIN D. THOMPSON |
Nineteen years ago, the corroded steel bars on Point Pleasant, W. Va.'s Silver bridge finally gave w
WASHINGTON A BATTLEGROUND FOR TAX, BUDGET WARS
JOHN BOYD |
Warring camps have begun maneuvering to choose the battleground for the next federal budget fights a
TRUCKERS AWAITING BRAKE RULE CONCESSIONS CITED IN NEW REGULATION SET FOR PUBLICATION
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Truckers will win two major concessions and will lose one in a rule requiring front brakes on highwa
USL CAN COLLECT FROM US
MARK MAGNIER |
United States Lines Inc. and USL S.A. have been authorized to collect several million dollars that t
BENTSEN NAMES SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
(AP) |
Incoming Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen announced the names of senators he has chos
FEWER COMPANIES GIVE BONUSES AT CHRISTMAS
(AP) |
Christmas bonuses are a thing of the past, says a management consultant, and a survey indicates comp
JAMAICA MOVES TO LURE INVESTORS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jamaica has simplified its government bureaucracy in hopes of attracting more foreign investors.<br>
JAPAN'S ECONOMY TO STAY SLUGGISH
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Japan's economy will remain sluggish over the next year or two, a leading Asian expert predicted.<br
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The folks at Digital Microwave Corp. hope a dish on every roof becomes as common
TAX LAW OFFERS FIRMS SOME ROOM
(AP) |
Some of the nation's largest profitable corporations will be able to legally avoid federal income ta
CANADA, US STILL ALL BARK
LEO RYAN |
Canada and the United States remain far apart on their softwood lumber dispute, in spite of proposal
CARGO DOWN AT HAMPTON ROADS
CARL CAHILL |
General cargo movement through Hampton Roads last month was down 15.7 percent<br><br>from November 1
Maritime
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
LINDA STERN |
PARTING SHOTS (IN THE DARK): This is my last column for the Journal of Commerce, but I didn't want
DIGITAL DISHES OUT SUCCESS
John Schneidawind |
The folks at Digital Microwave Corp. hope a dish on every roof becomes as common as a chicken in eve
ON THE MOVE
-Staff Report |
Dag to Join<br><br> Cool CarriersAs President<br><br>STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Bo Natt Och Dag, president
THE ECONONY
JOC Team |
US Retail Sales Rebound<br><br> WASHINGTON - U.S. retail sales rebounded in November from October's
WORLD DEBT CRISIS TURNS CORNER
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
The $7.7 billion new loan facility being arranged for Mexico shows the world's financial system has
AUTOPSIES REQUIRED WHEN A BRIDGE 'DIES'
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Bridges don't die like people do, but when they fail they still require autopsies.<br><br> Enter the
Maritime
CHINA TO INVOKE TAX FOR PROSPEROUS CITIZENS
(AP) |
Chinese citizens who have become prosperous under China's economic reforms will have to pay an inco
Maritime
HOW TO HELP EXPORTERS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The U.S. government should be doing more to assist hard-pressed exporters in winning new markets, bu
Maritime
OHIO-MADE HONDAS AIMED AT TAIWAN
(AP) |
America Honda Motor Co. is negotiating with Sanyang Industry Co. in Taiwan to ship 1,000 to 2,000 Ac
Maritime
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