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COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
USDA Official Disputes<br><br> Grain Embargo StudyUSDA secretary Richard Lyng told a press briefing
JAPANESE BUYING US CORN IN EFFORT TO BEAT PRICE HIKES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese importers stepped up purchases of U.S. corn last week, as rising U.S. basis levels prompted
THE EMBARGO'S OLD BONES MAY NOT REMAIN BURIED
(AP) |
A study by the Agriculture Department concludes that the partial embargo on sales of grain to the So
APPREHENSION BUILDS AS SWITCH TO UNLEADED NEARS
Chicago Tribune |
The city of Chicago hoped that a 1984 ban on the sale of leaded gasoline would improve air quality.<
US CITIES FACE GARBAGE WOES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
One-fourth of major U.S. cities expect to run out of room for their garbage within five years, accor
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Lear, Tenngasco Units<br><br> Settle Contract DisputeLear Petroleum Corp. and Tenngasco Corp., a uni
TOTAL-CFP SETS BUDGET FOR 1987 FRENCH COMPANY WON'T CUT SPENDING FOR EXPLORATION
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Compagnie Francaise du Petrole, or Total-CFP, is maintaining its 1987 exploration budget for France
HOUSTON INDUSTRIES POSTS RISE IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Houston Industries Inc. reported consolidated earnings of $184.8 million, or $1.65 a share, for the
STUDY ADVOCATES OIL IMPORT TARIFFS
(AP) |
U.S. oil imports average 5 million barrels a day, the highest level since 1981, according to a Harva
CALIF. FIRMS TO SUPPLY PIPELINE PARTS
(AP) |
Grove Valve Co., Oakland, Calif., and Ledeen Co., Sun Valley, Calif., received a $14 million contrac
COAL OPERATORS FILE CHARGES AGAINST UMW
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Ohio Valley Coal Operators, St. Clairsville, Ohio, filed unfair labor practice charges against t
ODEBRECHT TO LEAD DAM CONSTRUCTION BRAZIL CRACKS EUROPEAN HOLD ON ARGENTINE CIVIL PROJECTS
JAMES BRUCE |
Brazil's Odebrecht heavy construction group will lead a Brazilian-Argentine consortium building a 26
UNION URGES NUCLEAR PLANT FREEZE
(AP) |
A British labor union delegation back from a trip to investigate the Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclea
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
China to Construct<br><br> 28 Coastal Power PlantsChina will construct 28 new power stations near co
DOE SEEKS CLEAN COAL PLANS FOR USE AT EXISTING PLANTS
TIM SANSBURY |
The Department of Energy moved the national clean coal program to its second phase by asking industr
NY COURT THROWS OUT PERMIT
Journal of Commerce Special |
The New York State Supreme Court threw out a coal conversion permit issued to Central Hudson Gas & E
IMC FORMS BUSINESS UNIT
JOC Team |
International Minerals & Chemicals Corp. said it established a scientific business unit, the IMCELL
PLANT IN SERVICE
JOC Team |
Consolidated Edison's Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant went back into service after a weekend shut
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Freeport Cuts Price<br><br> Of SulfurFreeport-McMoRan Resources Partners, Limited Partnership, an af
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Saudi Venture<br><br> ProducesPVC, VCM<br><br>AL-JUBAIL, Saudi Arabia - The National Plastic Co. (Ib
UNISON MOVES HEADQUARTERS TO N. CAROLINA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Unison Transformer Services Inc. announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Dublin,
WESTVACO SELLS BAG DIVISION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Westvaco Corp. a major producer of paper, packaging and specialty chemicals, announced Monday that i
TNT MOVE POINTS WAY TO INDUSTRY SHAKE-UP OFFER FOR AIRBORNE COMES IN TROUBLED TIMES
LARRY STERNE |
TNT Ltd.'s $29-a-share offer for Airborne Freight Corp. is the first move in what could be one of th
LLOYD'S OF LONDON ENTERING NEW ERA - NEW HEADQUARTERS
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> This may be the time for Lloyd's of London to take advantage of a turnaround in
COAL: TRANSPORT, TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY.
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> The tumble of oil prices has taken its toll on coal technology proposals as the
JOFC ANNOUNCES THREE PROMOTIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Journal of Commerce promoted three top executives, Don C. Becker, publisher and president, anno
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Business Data<br><br> WASHINGTON - Figures on business inventories for September and factory capacit
EUROPE'S AUTO PROFITS COULD TAKE U-TURN
JACQUES NEHER |
Europe's auto industry has finally pulled out of its long skid.<br><br> After a half-decade of painf
US COAL VENDORS SETTLE FOR ROCK-BOTTOM PRICE
TIM SANSBURY |
After a week of furious dealmaking, U.S. coal suppliers settled on a new rock-bottom price for more
YANG MING MAY JOIN CARRIERS OFFERING DOUBLE-STACK TRAIN SERVICE
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER |
Yang Ming Line, the ocean carrier owned by the government of Taiwan, is likely to join the growing l
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Three top executives were promoted by The Journal of Commerce. Page 1A Economi
TRANSAX/RATES NAMES NATIONAL SALES TEAM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Transax/Rates, a maritime information subsidiary of The Journal of Commerce, appointed a national te
GM OF S. AFRICA TO REPLACE STRIKERS
(AP) |
General Motors of South Africa began hiring full-time workers to replace 567 dismissed strikers, ho
MART SEEMS TORN BETWIXT, BETWEEN
GORDON PLATT |
The stock market is "torn betwixt and between" and unable to mount any sustainable rally, but "doesn
CHINESE AUTOMAKERS WILL COMPETE
JASPER BECKER |
China plans to introduce competition to its automotive industry as part of a major restructuring tha
CHINESE NEGOTIATING TO MAKE AUTO PARTS
Journal of Commerce Special |
China is so upset over "exploitation" by foreign automakers that it wants car parts to be made in Ch
CUMMINS GETS FOOT IN DOOR WITH VENTURE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Cummins Corp. signed a major licensing agreement for production of diesel engines with a plant in Ch
'PUNCH BOWL' EFFECT INDICATES RATES RISE
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
Interest rates may tick upward, at least temporarily, unless some new, unforeseen development alters
EXPERTS TROUBLED BY US ECONOMY ECONOMISTS SAY SIGNALS POINT TO CONTINUED SLUGGISHNESS
JOHN BOYD |
The flurry of government reports issued Friday or due this week contain warning signals about future
JAPAN WILL CUT TEXTILE EXPORTS
HELEN ERICSON |
Japan agreed to make substantial cuts on exports of textiles to the United States, the U.S. Trade Re
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