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CHEMICAL MARKETS PHOSPHATE PRODUCTION DECREASES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The annual rate of production of marketable phosphate rock in September 1986 was 42.5 million metri
RADIATION BOOSTS CANCER COSTS
(AP) |
Radiation treatment that usually follows removal of a breast-cancer lump drives the cost several th
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Carbide Assets Seen<br><br> Enough to Meet ClaimsNEW DELHI, India - A government official told parli
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Team |
DECEMBER<br><br> 9 - Mock Trial, insurance broker and insurer sued for an uncovered loss from claims
SOLVING LIABILITY PROBLEMS POLL FINDS PUBLIC SUPPORTS BROAD RANGE OF SOLUTIONS
LEAH R. YOUNG |
A public opinion poll indicates support for a wide range of solutions to the liability insurance pro
PLASTICS CORNER DOW, COMMTECH JOIN IN POLYMER PROCESS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dow Chemical U.S.A. and CommTech International agreed to jointly develop PBZ, a new class of ultra h
WEST GERMAN YARD LANDS APL ORDER
Journal of Commerce Special |
American President Lines said it has ordered two fast, highly fuel-efficient ships from the Bremer V
Maritime
MCLEAN FACED CHOICE OF LEGAL ROUTES
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
As it became apparent that United States Lines' heavy losses and huge debt would compel its owners t
Maritime
PHILADELPHIA ILA VOTES ON ACCORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
International Longshoremen's Association locals in Philadelphia were voting Monday on a tentative ag
Maritime
BRAZIL SEEKS TO REDUCE ROLE OF STATE-RUN COFFEE COUNCIL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Brazil's newly formed National Council of Coffee policy, comprising domestic coffee producers, expor
RADIOACTIVE BREEDING POPULAR IN CHINA
JOC Team |
China has conducted one-third of the world's radioactive breeding of grain and other agricultural pr
IOWA CORN SHIPPED TO ND FOR LACK OF STORAGE SPACE
(AP) |
The Agriculture Department has moved 1.8 million bushels of Iowa corn to North Dakota because of a l
OECD FORECASTS INCREASE IN 1986-87 CITRUS OUTPUT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Citrus fruit production in 1986-87 is estimated at higher levels than previous season, the Organizat
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Malaysian Tin Output<br><br> Rose in SeptemberMalaysian tin production in September totaled 2,559 me
SEED EXPORTS BLOSSOMING
(AP) |
Seed exports have sprouted into a huge business, with roots extending into many countries seeking to
ILWU CHALLENGES LEGISLATION LONGSHOREMEN PROTEST LAW ENDING LOCKOUT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Canadian area of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union has gone to court to
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ocean Transport<br><br> Escapes TakeoverNew Zealand financier Ron Brierley, who has built up stakes
Maritime
MARAD APPROVAL SOUGHT ON SALE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
North Central Maritime, Duluth, Minn., asked the Maritime Administration for permission to sell the
Maritime
SEA-LAND PUTS EDI SYSTEM TO WORK
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
Sea-Land Corp. introduced a new data communications link Monday that it said will allow importers an
Maritime
TACOMA PLANS NEW BOX FACILITY
GLORIA JOSEPH |
As the port of Tacoma's budget director revealed a new 30-acre container terminal on the drawing boa
Maritime
NMU INSISTS SUIT IS WELL FOUNDED UNION CHALLENGES US RELIANCE ON FOREIGN SHIPS IN EMERGENCIES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The National Maritime Union insists that its suit against the Reagan administration's reliance on ve
Maritime
PORT LABOR A VALUABLE TOOL
CRAIG DUNLAP |
A port's labor force can be one of a port authority's most valuable marketing tools, the executive d
Maritime
CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS SHIPBUILDING DECLINE
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The AFL-CIO's Metal Trades Department will sponsor a conference here Dec. 1 and 2 on the alarming d
Maritime
STRIKE SUSPENDED AT SMIT-LLOYD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The strike aboard a number of Smit-Lloyd BV vessels last week was suspended, but union members will
Maritime
OIL FUTURE PRICES SLIP BELOW $15 MARKET DEPRESSED BY REPORTS KUWAIT, SAUDIS HIKED OUTPUT
BRUCE BARNARD |
Oil prices slipped below $15 a barrel at the close of trading Friday amid signs that Kuwait and Saud
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Union Texas Selling<br><br> Interest in PropertiesUnion Texas Petroleum reported that it has agreed
PASNY BACKS POWER SALE BILL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The New York Power Authority urged the state government to provide legislation enabling the utility
GCC CONTROLS A THIRD OF WORLD'S OIL SUPPLIES
(AP) |
The six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council possesses aggregate oil reserves of 304.5 billion barrels, o
NY UTILITY WRITES GUIDE IN CHINESE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The New York State Public Service Commission published the first Chinese version of its rights guide
GENETIC MUTATIONS CHERNOBYL'S LEGACY
MICHAEL YORK |
The American doctor who performed emergency bone-marrow transplants on victims of the Soviet nuclear
ARCTIC WILDERNESS AREA THE PRIZE IN ALASKAN TUG OF WAR
(AP) |
Wilderness guide Roger Rom and oil executive Harold Heinze agree on this much: The Arctic National W
FLYING TIGER STILL SOLD ON SELLING
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The union representing Flying Tiger Line's pilots said its door is "still open" for negotiations, bu
PUROLATOR RATTLES INDUSTRY SALE NEWS LEAVES AIR CARGO ANALYSTS LEARY OF FUTURE
LARRY STERNE |
Purolator Courier Corp.'s announcement that it was discussing the sale of its courier operations as
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Larry Sterne |
INSIDER TRADING: The Ivan Boesky insider trading case was fresh in everyone's mind when Richard Ferr
PRESSURE BUILDS IN EC FOR AIR DEREGULATION
(AP) |
The drive for freer airline competition in Western Europe is emerging as a key test of the Common M
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Ruling Expected Today<br><br> On Eastern Airline SaleA U.S. district court judge was expected to rul
NO LONG-TERM EFFECTS LIKELY FROM BOESKY CASE
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The only effect of the Ivan Boesky insider trading scandal on the credit markets was a temporary bli
INSURANCE UPTURN TOO SOON?
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
The earnings recovery in the U.S. insurance market may have taken place too rapidly for the improvem
MCLEAN STOCK DROPS SHARPLY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
McLean Industries' stock closed Friday at $1.875, down $1 in the wake of news that the company lost
WORLD TRADE AND INVESTMENT REVIEW
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> The Reagan administration is counting on a significant reduction in the trade de
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