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NORWAY STUDIES STRATEGY GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS STRONGER TIES WITH OPEC
(AP) |
Norway, the only Western industrialized nation to openly collaborate with OPEC, probably will contin
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
December 8, 1986<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo
FREIGHT TRAFFIC UP 6.5 PERCENT AT DOVER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Freight handled at the port of Dover in the first 10 months of 1986 totaled 8.2 million metric tons,
Maritime
IRAQI PLANES 'IMMOBILIZE' IRANIAN SHUTTLE TANKER
(AP) |
Iraqi warplanes have struck and "immobilized" the Iranian shuttle tanker Free Enterprise, in the sec
Maritime
STANDARD FORMS FINANCE COMPANY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Standard Oil Co. formed Standard Oil Finance, a unit of the company organized as a profit center
CREW, CARGO SURVIVE BOUT WITH TYPHOON
CHRIS DUPIN |
The Island Hope, one of two containerships that Island Shipping Line operates between between Yokoha
Maritime
WESTINGHOUSE, BBC GET PACT TO UPGRADE NUCLEAR UNITS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Westinghouse Nuclear International Inc. and BBC Brown, Boveri and Co. Ltd. were awarded a joint cont
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mobile's Grain Elevator<br><br> Setting Daily RecordsMOBILE, Ala. - The public grain elevator at Mob
Maritime
IRAQI RAIDS FORCE IRAN TO BOOST IMPORTS
(AP) |
Iran was forced to increase its imports of refined petroleum products to some 300,000 barrels a day
MALAYSIA REVIVES PIPELINE PROJECT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Less than two weeks after announcing it was being shelved, Malaysia says an ambitious natural gas pi
PORTLAND ARRESTS VESSEL AMERICAN AUTOMAR SHIP CAUGHT IN CREDIT SQUABBLE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The port of Portland has seized an American Automar Inc. ship caught in a squabble involving credito
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Bangladesh Gets Grant<br><br> To Buy US WheatDHAKA, Bangladesh - Bangladesh will receive a Japanese
STABILITY SEEN FOR CATTLE
(AP) |
An Agriculture Department livestock economist says the nation's cattle inventory continues to declin
THAI RICE OUTPUT FORECAST LOWERED 6 PERCENT FOR 1986-87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rice production forecasts for Thailand for 1986-87 (January-December) have been reduced to 18 millio
HOW COMPUTERS HELP FARMERS
(AP) |
For someone trying to sell computer programs to farmers, it was an odd admission.<br><br> Unlike mos
LYNG TO ATTEND EC MEETING AS MEMBER OF US DELEGATION
(AP) |
Richard E. Lyng, agriculture secretary, will be in Brussels, Belgium, this week as a member of the U
US SEEKS COPPER FORUM TO SHUN PROTECTION CALLS
FELIX DEARDEN |
The U.S. plans to push for an intergovernmental producer-consumer forum to exchange data on the copp
'ARMSGATE' LEAVES CREDIT MARTS UNSCATHED
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. Journal of Commerce Staff |
The credit markets have come through the Armsgate crisis without adverse impact thus far and they ap
DRISCOLL VACATING TWO POSTS
ALAN HERBERT |
Josephine Driscoll winds up her one-year term as president of the National Association of Insurance
TECHNOLOGY SEEN KEY TO CAPITAL GROWTH
GORDON PLATT |
High-speed, low-cost information technology will make secondary markets more accessible to investors
HIGHWAY FUNDING INEQUITIES RAPPED
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Inequities in the nation's highway funding programs are increasing the<br><br>pressure for higher tr
USL'S RETREAT LEAVES OPENING FOR SEA-LAND NORTH ATLANTIC MILITARY TRADE UP FOR GRABS
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The withdrawal of United States Lines from the North Atlantic leaves the door open for Sea-Land Serv
US, SOVIETS PUSH CLOSER TRADE TIES
ALBERT AXEBANK |
The new Soviet law on joint ventures with foreign companies and the new economic restructuring steps
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
EC Studies Greek Plan<br><br> BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Community finance ministers this week are
NOVEMBER JOB DATA STIR GROWTH OPTIMISM
JOHN BOYD |
The stronger-than-expected November jobs report helped the outlook for economic growth through this
US-SOVIET TRADE INCHING FORWARD
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The United States may soon lift a ban on imports of Soviet nickel, as one of a series of small steps
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>November jobs figures were somewhat stronger than expected, helping the fourth-q
BANKERS SCORE BRUNEI ACTION
JOYCE QUEK |
Foreign banks are up in arms over what they see as high-handed and discriminatory action by the sult
BRAZIL SEEKS DEBT TALKS MINISTER SAYS HE WON'T SACRIFICE GNP
BILL ARMBRUSTER |
Brazil's finance minister said his country will seek to renegotiate its $100 billion debt.<br><br> I
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Mont. Power<br><br> Names NeillTo New Post<br><br>BUTTE, Mont. - Montana Power Co., Montana's larges
GM SELLING PLANT, HOPES TO SAVE JOBS
JOC Team |
General Motors Corp.'s Fisher Guide Division is putting its 2,080-worker component plant in Elyria,
CP AIR IMPACT WEIGHED AIR CANADA FACES INTERNATIONAL ROUTE ISSUE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Air Canada's hopes of taking over the international routes of rival Canadian Pacific Air Lines are u
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
15-Day Rates Notice<br><br> Struck Down by DOTThe Department of Transportation turned down a proposa
BRITISH CALEDONIAN MAPS PLANS FOR '87
PHILLIP HASTINGS |
A higher profile in the international small package/courier market, a new service to Japan and expan
ICC DECISION ON LABOR ISSUE UPHELD
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
A federal court of appeals has upheld another Interstate Commerce Commission decision not to impose
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Conrail Expands<br><br> Newark FacilityConrail is completing a $5.3 million expansion of its Doremus
VOYAGER CRAFT PRIMED FOR ITS WORLD FLIGHT
(AP) |
After 66 test flights, an 11,900-mile closed circuit record attempt, new propellers and hundreds of
FRANCE MARKS 20 YEARS OF TIDAL POWER PRODUCTION
(AP) |
Opening the world's first full-scale tidal power plant 20 years ago, President Charles de Gaulle sai
TRADE WITH THE USSR
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> Soviet Trade Minister Boris Aristov says expanding trade with the United States
PRUDENTIAL, MCLEAN BATTLE OVER DISPOSAL OF USL ASSETS
MARK MAGNIER |
Prudential Insurance Co. of America and the McLean Industries companies are waging a court battle ov
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