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INDUSTRY WEIGHS MCLEAN FILING'S IMPACT
MARK MAGNIER |
Creditors, competitors, shippers and other industry officials are evaluating how the largest U.S.-fl
Maritime
PORT OF SEATTLE BOOSTS TAX LEVY PLEA BY TROUBLED TAXPAYERS FAILS TO SWAY COMMISSIONERS
GLORIA JOSEPH |
A scroll of yellow legal pad pages bearing the signatures of 954 troubled taxpayers was a plea to po
Maritime
BIFFEX TO END TANKER CONTRACT
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange Ltd. announced that it is to cease trading its Tan
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Team |
The Maritime Association of the Port of New York/New Jersey. Maritime briefing luncheon. Dec. 2 at
Maritime
ROTTERDAM TERMINAL HIT HARD BY USL MOVE
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Tuesday's telex informing Europe Container Terminus that United States Lines is discontinuing all se
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sea Barge Group Opens<br><br> Houston HeadquartersSea Barge Group Inc. has opened an office in Houst
Maritime
BACKLOG DROPS AT PANAMA CANAL
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Panama Canal will partially reinstate its advance transit booking system Nov. 29 as the waterway
Maritime
S. PACIFIC NATIONS SET POLLUTION PACT
A.E. CULLISON |
Representatives of seven South Pacific nations signed an environmental convention banning the dumpin
Maritime
US-CHINESE SHIP ACCORD POSSIBLE TOUR OFFICIALS REPORT FINDING ATMOSPHERE POSITIVE IN PEKING
ROBERT F. MORISON |
U.S. officials expect to learn soon whether China is interested in negotiating a new shipping agreem
Maritime
S. KOREAN YARDS REPORT SHARP INCREASE IN ORDERS
JANET PORTER |
South Korean shipyards reported a sharp increase in orders during the third quarter of the year desp
Maritime
WATERFRONT PARK ENVISIONED IN SEATTLE
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Seattle Mayor Charles Royer is calling for a $30 million bond issue to finance the remaking of the w
Maritime
DU PONT, BIOTRACK SET MARKETING PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. obtained exclusive marketing rights to an advanced system for monitori
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Dominion Resources<br><br> Sets Up Realty UnitDominion Resources Inc. announced the formation of a s
RULING FAVORING BRISTOL-MYERS UPHELD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Bristol-Myers Co. announced that a motion by McNeilab Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, to se
CHINESE OPTIMISTIC ON COAL OUTPUT
(AP) |
China's coal output this year is expected to top 870 million tons, the official Xinhua news agency s
EC UNABLE TO AGREE ON ACID RAIN PLAN
(AP) |
The environment ministers of the 12 European Community nations failed to agree on a plan to cut air
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Kalium's Potash Prices to Hold Steady<br><br> Kalium Chemicals' list prices for potash will remain f
CENTRAL HUDSON TO TAKE COAL UTILITY TO ACCEPT DELIVERIES DESPITE LOSS OF PERMIT
TIM SANSBURY |
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.'s contracts to buy up to 3 million tons of coal from two West Vi
NYPA PUSHES ALLOCATION LEGISLATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
The New York Power Authority is seeking agreement on legislation that would<br><br>allow the continu
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mobil Sets<br><br> ExpansionOf Joliet Unit<br><br>Mobil Chemical Co.'s Polystyrene Business Group an
DAM PLAN WORRIES S. KOREA
(AP) |
South Korea fears that a proposed North Korean hydroelectric dam could reduce the flow of water to S
SUN CHEMICAL, CHROMALLOY REVISE TERMS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Sun Chemical Corp. and Chromalloy American Corp. announced their directorshave approved a merger agr
VIRGINIA POWER TO USE ITS OWN HOPPER CARS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Virginia Power will begin using its own hopper cars by the end of this year to haul coal from Appala
LABOR STAGES PROTEST IN ARGENTINA
JEREMY MORGAN |
A West German container vessel found itself at the center of a bizarre incident at Buenos Aires dock
Maritime
CANADIANS EYE COORDINATED PACTS
LEO RYAN |
The longshoremen's union in eastern Canada has agreed to seek a common termination date for all coll
Maritime
PHILADELPHIA DOCKERS ACCEPT 3-YEAR PACT
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
Longshoremen in the port of Philadelphia voted to accept a new three-year contract with waterfront m
Maritime
UK MAY PROBE 1980 SHIP LOSS GOVERNMENT TO STUDY REPORT ON KOWLOON BRIDGE BREAKUP
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
The British government may hold an inquiry into the 1980 disappearance of the<br><br>bulk carrier De
Maritime
DAM TO AID DEEP-DRAFT SHIPS
Journal of Commerce Special |
A California company is the apparent low bidder for the job of building what could be the nation's f
Maritime
SOUTH KOREAN YARDS SEE ORDERS INCREASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
South Korean shipyards reported increased orders during the 1986 third quarter despite a further de
Maritime
SEATTLE SHIPYARD STRIKE SWELLS TO OTHER YARDS
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Pickets went up outside Lockheed Shipbuilding Co. after its week-long strike produced no resolution,
Maritime
WATER PROJECTS MOVE CLOSER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Seven water resource projects in Washington state are one step closer to reality now that President
Maritime
TAX REVENUES SEEN ERODED BY FARM LAND VALUE DROP
(AP) |
Sharp declines in farm land values and other economic crunches have eroded tax revenues so much in s
WORLD GRAIN GLUT EYED
(AP) |
A Chinese official said Tuesday some developed coun tries were responsible for a so-called glut in w
RISING SOYMEAL STOCKS SEEN AFFECTING CRUSHINGS, MARGINS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rising stocks of U.S. soymeal and soyoil are slowing the weekly soybean crush and hitting crushing
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japan Gold Imports<br><br> Rose in 9-Month SpanJapanese gold imports during the January-October peri
FRENCH MAIZE TO BENEFIT FROM SPAIN'S SUBSIDY
BARRY MOORE |
French maize is best placed to take advantage of the EC's 8-European- currency-u nit import subsidy
PEANUT POUNDAGE QUOTA FOR '87 PROPOSED BY USDA
(AP) |
The Agriculture Department announced a proposed 1987 peanut poundage quota of 1,287,500 tons, a redu
PANEL SEES US INFLATION OUTRUNNING WAGE HIKES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
U.S. workers are likely to see inflation outrun their wage increases in 1987, according to the Confe
HOME SALES EDGE LOWER IN OCTOBER
JOC Team |
Existing homes were sold at an annual rate of 3.76 million units in October, the second highest leve
CONSUMER PRICES RISE
(AP) |
Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent last month as higher new car prices offset a dip in gasoline prices
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