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AMERICAN EXCESS GAINS MEMBER
C.A. CARPENTER |
Nac Re Corp. confirmed that it joined the American Excess Insurance Association to write excess liab
NATO WARNS OF ACTION IF STRAIT IS SHUT DOWN
(AP) |
NATO's secretary-general was quoted as saying that closure of the Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the o
PERSIAN GULF CLOSELY EYED BY INSURERS
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Marine insurers are considering whether any adjustment in rates for vessels traveling to the Persian
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pa. House Rejects<br><br> Seat Belt LegislationHARRISBURG, Pa. - Legislation to require the use of a
CFTC UNVEILS GOALS FOR SECOND QUARTER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission adopted goals for the second quarter of fiscal 1987 that in
ARAB STATES FEEL CRUNCH
(AP) |
Weak oil prices are taking a toll on the once-booming economies of the Arab states on the Persian Gu
CHICAGO FUTURES EXCHANGES PRESENT 1987 CANDIDATES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The two major Chicago futures exchanges, in preparation for January elections, are nearing the end o
PIPELINE PLAN BACK ON HOLD ECONOMIC DOWNTURN SHELVES MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE PROJECT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
A much-delayed project to pipe Malaysian natural gas to Singapore is being shelved due to an economi
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Team |
November 26, 1986<br><br> U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall
UTILITY REHIRES WORKER, ADMITS DRUG TEST ERROR
(AP) |
A woman who claimed she was unjustly fired by San Diego Gas & Electric Co. on the basis of inaccurat
BRAZIL RESTORES CONFIDENCE TO WORLD COFFEE MARKET
(AP) |
Brazilian restrictions imposed this week on coffee sales to the end of this year helped restore conf
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER, SOUTHERN CO. SEEK COAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two of the major players in the domestic coal buying market, American Electric Power Service Corp.,
VENEZUELAN CRUDE FETCHES $13 A BARREL
(AP) |
Venezuela's oil exports are earning an average of "somewhat above" $13 a barrel this year, or half o
FARM HIRING DECLINES 4 PERCENT
(AP) |
The number of workers hired by U.S. farmers this fall declined by about 4 percent from a year ago, a
CARBIDE SAYS FTC ORDER WAS OBEYED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Union Carbide Corp. stated it strongly disagrees with the Federal Trade<br><br>Commission's decision
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Huatian Wins Contract<br><br> For Chinese Power PlantA Chinese-Japanese construction and engineering
CBT WHEAT OPTIONS SET FOR ADDITIONAL GROWTH
MICHAEL KRECA |
The Chicago Board of Trade's wheat options contract, which completed its first week of trading this
EXAMINING AGRICULTURAL ISSUES
DIRCK STEIMEL |
After slipping into the red for a few months last spring and summer, U.S. agricultural trade ended i
FRENCH NUCLEAR PUSH CONTINUES
SAM GLASSER |
France, which produces about 70 percent of its electricity from nuclear energy, expects to have anot
CHINA, SOVIET UNION ABSENT FROM US FARM EXPORT MARTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
There were no U.S. exports of wheat, corn or cotton to either China or the U.S.S.R. in October, the
JUDGE SAYS CARBIDE CAN PAY DIVIDENDS
(AP) |
A judge ruled that Union Carbide Corp. could pay dividends due Dec. 1, but continued a freeze on sal
JAPAN TO SLASH IMPORTS OF COAL CUTS BY 9 ELECTRIC UTILITIES COULD REACH 10 PERCENT OR MORE
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's nine electric utilities plan to slash their purchases of imported steam coal between now an
CHEMICAL MARKETS
JOC Team |
Akzo Chemie Rais<br><br> es Peroxide PricesJournal of Commerce Staff<br><br>Akzo Chemie America is i
COMPLAINT NAMES ILLINOIS CENTRAL
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The Illinois Central Gulf Railroad is abusing its monopoly power over a rail route that serves a sou
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>General Motors faces a major war and intends to win. Page 2A Forty workers wil
Maritime
CRYSTAL RIVER PLANT OUT OF SERVICE
(AP) |
The Crystal River nuclear power plant is expected to be out of service until mid-December following
PLASTICS CORNER PET FILM MARKET EXPECTED TO GROW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The polyethylene terephthalate film market, which has a 5 percent to 6 percent annual growth rate, i
DU PONT FACILITIES TO BE DISMANTLED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Du Pont Co. said it will dismantle chlorine-based raw material production facilities at its Corp
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
New Age, New Zealand<br><br> Plan Joint VentureSALT LAKE CITY, Utah - New Age Corp. shareholders app
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FAA Shutdown Prompts<br><br> Complaints by PilotsPALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Pilots have filed complaints
Maritime
NIMITZ SOON TO HAVE NEW HOME
(AP) |
When the aircraft carrier Nimitz leaves the Norfolk Naval Station soon for its new home port in Wash
Maritime
FMC TO PROBE TAIWANESE LINES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Federal Maritime Commission ordered an investigation into the rate-making practices of Taiwan's
Maritime
TOKYO GAINS IN BANKING
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Northern Asia will be the center of banking and general economic growth in the region over the next
Maritime
HAPAG, HAMBURG-SUD SETTLE BITTER ROUTE ROW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A bitter row over trade routes between West Germany's top two shipping companies has been resolved a
Maritime
US, TAIWAN NEAR PACT ON EXPORTS
(AP) |
An accord is near on limiting exports of machine tools from Taiwan to the United States, a spokesman
Maritime
ILWU HOPES FOR SPEEDY HEARING
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Canadian section of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union is hoping for an e
Maritime
A TRUE FLIGHT OF FANCY: JOYRIDES ON A SUPER JET
MAUREEN ROBB |
Joyrides on Air France's supersonic Concorde will be sold in five West Coast cities during January.<
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
CRAIG DUNLAP |
MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: Why does Bob Goethe hope last week's port operations seminar, sponsored by th
Maritime
LYNG TO SPEAK FOR PROPELLER CLUB
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Richard E. Lyng , U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, will be guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the
Maritime
J.T. NIX, 72, PORT FIGURE IN VA., DIES
CARL CAHILL |
John Tydings Nix, 72, a major figure in port development here, died Saturday in Portsmouth.<br><br>
Maritime
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