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IMPORTERS EXEMPTED FROM FEE
HELEN ERICSON |
The Treasury Department approved the request of a large group of importers for a total exemption of
BIG RISE POSSIBLE IN IDB RESOURCES MOVE HINGES ON NATIONS' OK OF US REFORM PROPOSALS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The United States and other nations resume talks in Nassau, Bahamas, this week toward a possible rec
ARGENTINA SEEN MOVING AWAY FROM TRADE WITH BRITAIN
JEREMY MORGAN |
The Argentine government appears to have abandoned its cautious move away<br><br>from the ban impose
Maritime
DOMESTIC WOES MOUNT IN BRAZIL GOVERNMENT COULD BE PRESSED TO TAKE TOUGHER DEBT STANCE
JAMES BRUCE |
Acute unpopularity of its latest Cruzado Plan economic adjustments - manifest in violent demonstrati
Maritime
BONN GETS TOUGH ON CHEMICALS
JESS LUKOMSKI |
West Germany's chemical industry faces tougher environmental protection laws as a consequence of rec
Maritime
EC MAKES PROGRESS ON TRADE
(AP) |
European Community trade ministers agreed on tougher rules against counterfeit goods and a series of
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ozone Layer Proposals<br><br> GENEVA - A 60-nation meeting on ways to halt destruction of the Earth'
Maritime
GM DISMISSES 100 IN S. AFRICA
(AP) |
General Motors is dismissing about 100 of its salaried employees in advance of the operation's sale
Maritime
JOHANNESBURG STORES HIT WITH BOYCOTT
(AP) |
Anti-apartheid activists launched a Christmas boycott of white-owned businesses around Johannesburg.
Maritime
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mubarak to France<br><br> PARIS - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his wife will pay an official
Maritime
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
For the week ended Nov. 15, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ
LOWE'S, BUILDERS REACH DEAL ON FREIGHT SERVICE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Lowe's Cos. and Builders Transport Inc. jointly announced an agreement has been reached whereby Buil
RAIL ERA RETURNS IN MINIATURE FORM
(AP) |
The Hudson, Delaware and Ohio Railroad is back, serving three cities and 28 towns from Pittsburgh to
PRESTON PURCHASE PRAISED ANALYSTS UPGRADE LINE'S 1987 EARNINGS ESTIMATE
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Trucking industry analysts hailed Preston Corp.'s purchase of Saia Motor Freight Line Inc. and sharp
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Trans-Hudson Ferry Set<br><br> To Begin ServiceWEEHAWKEN, N.J. - Officials from New York and New Jer
COMMUTER TRAIN HITS TRUCK IN NJ
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A New Jersey Transit Corp. train packed with commuters Monday hit a flatbed truck stranded on the t
CARRIERS LOSE POOLING PACT CHALLENGE
HELEN ERICSON |
The Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling that petitioning motor carriers charged wo
HEARING CONVENES ON CERRITOS CRASH
(AP) |
Two dozen people have been asked to testify this week at a four-day federal hearing into the Aug. 31
AIR CANADA BUYS AIR B.C. COMMUTER OPERATOR WAS FEEDER FOR CP AIR
Journal of Commerce Special |
State-owned Air Canada has acquired Air B.C. Ltd., a commuter operator that had been a feeder for ar
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
People Files Changes<br><br> To Merger AgreementNEWARK, N.J. - People Express Inc. said it is filing
POLICE AT LA AIRPORT STAGE ONE-DAY PROTEST
(AP) |
Security police chose one of Los Angeles International Airport's busiest days of the year to stage a
REPORT INDICATES DRUG ABUSE PROBLEM
(AP) |
At least 69 airline pilots have sought secret treatment for cocaine abuse during the last two years,
DRILLERS PUT PRIMORDIAL GAS THEORY TO THE TEST
(AP) |
A 30-man team of Swedes and Oklahomans has drilled two and a half miles deep in a Swedish fir fores
BARGE REMOVAL MAY TAKE PLACE TODAY
(AP) |
After several delays, workers are expected to remove a wrecked barge from a bridge abutment in the
Maritime
WELLAND CANAL TO BE RENOVATED CANADA TO SPEND C$175 MILLION TO REPAIR LOCK WALLS, BANKS
LEO RYAN |
The Canadian government plans a seven-year renovation of the Welland Canal, site of a lock cave-in t
Maritime
OPENING BIDS FOR VA. JOB PUSHED BACK
CARL CAHILL |
Administrative paperwork has pushed the date for opening bids on the dredging of the Hampton Roads o
Maritime
AUSTRALIAN DOCK LABOR COMES UNDER CRITICISM
VINCENT W. STOVE |
The Australian Chamber of Shipping said despite industry and government efforts to improve labor rel
Maritime
I, TUG, TAKE THEE, BARGE . . .
MARK MAGNIER |
The tug and barge industry is likely to consolidate in the near future, says Tho mas E. Moran, presi
Maritime
PAY CUT ACCEPTED AT TODD UNION TO CONTINUE CONTRACT TALKS WHILE ON THE JOB
GLORIA JOSEPH |
A cut in pay will not bring Todd Pacific Shipyard workers to the picket line, though similar wage cu
Maritime
FARM PRICES RISE 3.3 PERCENT
(AP) |
Prices farmers get for raw products averaged 3.3 percent higher in November, the first increase in t
WORLD COFFEE SUPPLY GLUT DRIVING DOWN PRICES
(AP) |
Frigid weather may be on its way for most of the nation, but coffee drinkers have the warming news t
MALAYSIAN EXCHANGE TRADES FIRST PALM KERNEL CONTRACT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Kuala Lumper Commodity Exchange bet a world's first Monday by launching a palm kernel futures c
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sheep Slaughter<br><br> Rises in AustraliaAustralia's sheep slaughter in the four months ended Oct.
INDONESIA HOPES TO PRODUCE 23 PERCENT OF ATPC QUOTA
(AP) |
Indonesia hopes to produce at least 23 percent of next year's total production quota of the Associat
USDA COMPUTER SERVICE OFFERS LATEST IN RESEARCH
JIM TALLEY |
Along with stiff competition and crop disease, severe freezes have become an annual concern for Flor
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The Supreme Court agreed to review cases involving pensions, age-21 drinking law
Maritime
AIRLINE SEEKS REPAYMENT AIR CANADA CAN FILE SUIT TO RECOVER FUEL TAXES
Journal of Commerce Special |
State-owned Air Canada, set to mark its 50th anniversary next year, won clearance to go to court in
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
King Kong Loses<br><br> To Donkey KongIn a case that could be called "King Kong Meets Donkey Kong,"
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Calif. Probes Sellers<br><br> Of Supplemental CoverThe state Insurance Department has told 26 seller
Maritime
YVES ST. LAURENT TO ADVISE CHINESE
(AP) |
Yves St. Laurent, top French designer, is lending his technical expertise and designer's sense to th
Maritime
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