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PULLMAN-PEABODY MAKES BID TO ACQUIRE JOY MANUFACTURING
(AP) |
The Pullman-Peabody Co. announced a cash tender offer to acquire all the outstanding stock of Joy Ma
CHEMLINK OFFERS BROCHURE ON SLUDGE DEWATERING PROGRAM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
ChemLink's Hydrofree sludge dewatering program, designed to reduce costs by maximizing cake solids
ORE. COUPLE WINS UDDERLY SHOCKING CASE
(AP) |
A utility company was ordered to pay $90,200 to the owners of a dairy farm where power surges shocke
YARDS PRESSED IN W. GERMANY ENGINEERING UNION DEMANDS CUT IN WORKWEEK TO 35 HOURS
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
West Germany's hard-pressed shipbuilders are warning that demands by the engineering union I.G. Meta
Maritime
TRAFALGAR HOUSE SEES HIGHER PROFITS
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Trafalgar House PLC, the shipping, construction and energy group, reported a rise in 1986 operating
Maritime
RECORD FALL IN WORLD FLEET REPORTED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The world's merchant shipping fleet shrank by 11.4 million gross tons during the 12 months to June 1
Maritime
UK GEARS FOR RECORD OFFERING OF BRITISH GAS STOCK
Chicago Tribune |
The British government is preparing for the largest offering in the history of world stock markets,
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
France to Purchase<br><br> Gas From NorwayThe French government authorized the state-owned Gaz de Fr
COCOA PACT MEMBERS CLASH OVER BUFFER STOCK PRICING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Disagreement over how the new International Cocoa Agreement's buffer stock may buy cocoa surfaced be
INDONESIA RATES COOPERATION CONTRACT EXTENSIONS HINGE ON 'GOOD RECORDS'
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Foreign oil companies working in Indonesia will be given extensions of contracts if they have "good
'86-87 COCOA SURPLUS PUT AT 44,000 TONS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The International Cocoa Organization Statistics Committee forecast a world cocoa surplus for 1986-87
BOSTON UNDER PRESSURE IN TRASH PLANT TALKS
TOM McNIFF JR. |
Observers say the city of Boston is negotiating from a position of weakness as it looks to a $185 mi
ZIMBABWE REPORTEDLY GETS FUEL FROM SOUTH AFRICA
(AP) |
South Africa is supplying Zimbabwe with 34,000 tons of fuel because of snags in the operation of a p
'WOODIES' WON'T SWITCH
Chicago Tribune |
Winter has come early this year in the mountains of central Vermont. And, as always, enormous woodpi
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
December 2, 1986<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo
LATIN COFFEE PRODUCERS MOVE TO PERK UP PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Latin American coffee-producing countries agreed to limit January-March coffee exports to 8.7 millio
AUSTRALIA, CHINA FORGE SHIP LINKS COUNTRIES HOPE TO DISSIPATE RECENT MARITIME PROBLEMS
VINCENT W. STOVE |
Shipping links between Australia and China have been strengthened by the visit of a Chinese transpor
Maritime
AGENCY TO COORDINATE FRANCO-SOVIET TRADE DATA
PHIL REAVIS |
A commission has been established to control adherence to the France-Soviet Shipping Agreement of 19
Maritime
US FARM EXPORT SLUMP MAY BE WINDING DOWN
(AP) |
The nation's farm export slump may be winding down and can be expected to improve over the remainder
SHIP OUTLOOK A MIXED BAG
VICTOR WALKER |
Greek shipowners and some of the men who supply them with money and cargo sat down together recently
Maritime
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CME Gets OK to Trade<br><br> Australian DollarsCommodity Futures Trading Commission approved the Chi
W. GERMAN OWNERS SINK WITH DOLLAR
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
West German shipowners, who control the world's largest fleet of tramp containerships, are facing mo
Maritime
TAIWAN SEAMEN FADING AWAY
KIM TZOU |
The Taiwan seaman, once found in great numbers in the crews of merchant ships of many international
Maritime
CHANGES IN FARM ACT SEEN DIFFICULT TO ENACT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Although there is increasing talk of rewriting the 1985 Farm Act in the 100th Congress, it will be d
LYNG OPPOSES ANOTHER DAIRY BUY-OUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. Department of Agriculture secretary Richard Lyng said he remains emphatically opposed to starti
RAPESEED RECORD FORECAST
Knight-Ridder Financial |
World production of rapeseed is set to reach a record 19.85 million metric tons in the 1986-87 seaso
JAPANESE TRUCK MAKERS TO HOLD LINE ON PRICES
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Japanese truck makers are tightening their belts rather than raising their prices in an all-out effo
CHINA WARMS TO FINE FURS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
If further proof were needed of China's determination to shed all vestiges of the drab uniformity of
STRIKE CLOSES LONG BEACH LONGSHOREMEN, OFFICIALS AT ODDS OVER RAILYARD
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Longshoremen shut down the port of Long Beach Monday, charging port officials have delayed approval
PARETI PUSHES PRESIDENTIAL
TIM NEALE |
Harold J. Pareti could be described as the Lee Iacocca of the airline industry.<br><br> Like the fam
ROYAL INSURANCE SETTLES IN NEW HOME
ALAN HERBERT |
Royal Insurance is settled into its new $30 million U.S. headquarters here, and it appears to have
UP WOULD BENEFIT FROM RAIL MERGER
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
The Union Pacific Railroad will emerge as the big winner if the Interstate Commerce Commission decid
REAGAN ROASTED FOR SHIPPING POLICIES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Labor leaders roasted President Reagan for the impact his policies and programs have had on the U.S.
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Reagan Wants Facts<br><br> WASHINGTON - President Reagan, saying he wants "all the facts to come out
STOCK PRICES DECLINE SHARPLY
GORDON PLATT |
Stock prices declined sharply early Monday as the dollar fell to its lowest level in nearly six year
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The Supreme Court agreed to review cases involving pensions, age-21 drinking law
THE ECONOMY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Construction Spending<br><br> In US Seen on IncreaseU.S. construction spending rose 1.6 percent in O
ON THE MOVE
-Staff Report |
GM Revamps<br><br> Key Units;Perot Quits<br><br>General Motors Corp. said H. Ross Perot, the billion
PENSIONS, DRINKING AGE ON COURT'S DOCKET
LEAH R. YOUNG |
The Supreme Court agreed to review cases involving multi-employer pension plan amendments, federal d
PHILIPS MEDICAL, AT&T SET ACCORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and Philips Medical Systems Inc. agreed in principle to jointly
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