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IRONICS OPENS INDIA'S COMPUTER AGE
(AP) |
Executives from an Ithaca-based computer manufacturer, Ironics Inc., are in Bombay, India, this week
Maritime
THAILAND ROCKED AS OFFICIAL QUITS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The civilian government of Thailand, a precarious institution at best, is facing a new crisis only t
Maritime
NTT FINDS US FIRMS WILLING TO MEET JAPANESE STANDARDS
(AP) |
U.S. firms, which in the past insisted Japan buy their telecommunications products as is, now are w
Maritime
CHINA PUTS ALUMINUM ON HIGHEST PRIORITY
JASPER BECKER |
Increased aluminum production is to get top priority in China's drive to develop its nonferrous indu
Maritime
CONCORDE CHARTERS BOOMING
MAUREEN ROBB |
Charter flights mean big business these days for the supersonic Concorde.<br><br> The plane is in de
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexican Ford Plant<br><br> Opens for US ExportMercury Tracers are heading to the United States from
Maritime
US FIRMS FOUND WILLING TO MEET JAPANESE SPECS
JOC Team |
U.S. firms, which in the past insisted Japan buy their telecommunications products as is, now are wi
Maritime
JAPAN WARNED ON SURPLUS THREAT OF PROTECTIONISM FROM DEMOCRATS REAL
A.E. CULLISON |
A U.S. official has warned Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone that Japan faces a real threat
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
LA Firm to Provide<br><br> Embassy WorkersA Los Angeles company won a $10 million contract to provid
Maritime
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Royal Dutch/Shell<br><br> Posts Rise in NetRoyal Dutch/Shell Group reported net income of 525 milli
GAS PRICES RISE FOR NOVEMBER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Spot market prices for November natural gas delivered through the Natural Gas Clearinghouse rose an
BOSTON CHANNEL REMAINS CLOSED TANKERS WAIT TO ENTER HARBOR'S MAIN OIL ARTERY
SAM GLASSER |
The main shipping channel into Boston harbor for petroleum products remained<br><br>closed Thursday,
INFLATION DECLINES IN ARGENTINA
JEREMY MORGAN |
The monthly rate of price rises in Argentina again slowed in Octo ber but still remained well above
Maritime
PUSH FOR $18 OIL FACES TOUGH ODDS
BRUCE BARNARD |
The odds against the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries forcing oil prices to rise by $3
FOREIGN TRADE 'DISASTER' PREDICTED FOR BRAZIL
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
Brazil faces a foreign trade disaster with declining surpluses that could force a return to talks wi
Maritime
OIL TERMINAL SPACE TIGHT
NAILENE CHOU WIEST |
Lower oil prices this summer and sustained high refinery output have put high demand on oil terminal
TEXAS INTERNATIONAL TO SELL PROPERTIES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas International Co. said it will offer to sell almost all of its domestic oil and gas properties
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Campaign Works<br><br> MOSCOW - Politburo member Yegor K. Ligachev said the anti-alcohol campaign la
Maritime
SMALL CONN. TOWN CAMPAIGNS TO 'FIGHT THE PIPE'
PHILIP LENTZ |
A fierce anger is rising in this tiny, picture-postcard New England town.<br><br> You can see it in
GREEK EXPORTS THREATENED YUGOSLAVIA REJECTS TRUCK LICENSES AFTER DISPUTE
VICTOR WALKER |
A Greek state-owned bank has financed a new truck ferry service to Italy in an attempt to avoid an a
Maritime
FOREIGN VISITS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
OAS Chief in Mexico<br><br> MEXICO CITY - Joao Clemente Baena Soares, secretary general of the Organ
Maritime
ANTI-APARTHEID ACTIVISTS BLAST BOTHA SUMMIT
(AP) |
Even before it begins, a summit meeting today between President P.W. Botha and 200 business leaders
Maritime
ZAMBIA ACCEPTS TOUGH IMF TERMS
(AP) |
Zambia accepted tough conditions demanded by the International Monetary Fund to draw from some $280
Maritime
COAL MARKETS NY GROUP ACQUIRES IMC CARBON
TIM SANSBURY |
IMC Carbon Products Inc., Mundelein, Ill., shipped 38,481 metric tons of petroleum coke to Belgium d
EARNINGS
JOC Team |
JAL Reports Slide<br><br> In Net EarningsJapan Air Lines Co. reported unconsolidated net earnings fo
EASTERN UNIONS MAP TAKEOVER PLAN
(AP) |
Three Eastern Airlines labor unions say they have agreed to fund an employee stock ownership plan an
FOSSIL-FUELED POWER UNITS IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN '85
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The performance of large fossil-fueled electric generating plants continued to improve in 1985, acco
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM INADEQUATE FOR FUTURE NEEDS
JULIANA KING |
The nation's air traffic control systems are excellent but not sufficient to meet future air transpo
SWEDEN WEIGHS PROJECT USING NORWEGIAN GAS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Gas from Norway's Haltenbanken offshore area could be used in the future to generate half of Sweden'
PEOPLE EXPRESS CHANGES ROUTES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
People Express Airlines Inc. said it will eliminate service from Newark to Detroit and Washington D
DOMINION PLANS DIVERSIFICATION
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
Dominion Resources Inc. plans to restructure and diversify, with an eye toward getting involved in f
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Energy Assistance<br><br> Available in CaliforniaLOS ANGELES - About $78 million in federal energy a
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Brown Transport Offers<br><br> 1.6 Million New SharesBrown Transport Co., a holding company for one
COPPER GLO TO SUPPLY COAL TO TVA PLANT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Copper Glo Fuel Inc., Clarfield, Tenn., received a contract to supply 11,000 tons of coal to the Ten
TRACT IN SUMATRA IS COMMERCIAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Veronex Resources Ltd. received an official certificate of commerciality from Pertamina, the Indones
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Transamerica Airlines<br><br> Sells Seven FreightersOAKLAND, Calif. - Transamerica Airlines said it
S. KOREA THREATENS ANTI-DAM ACTION
(AP) |
South Korean defense minister Lee Ki-Baek said South Korea would be forced to take self-defensive me
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
For the week ended Oct. 25, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ
TMA PLANS TO RESUME SERVICES IN DECEMBER
PHILIP HASTINGS |
Lebanese cargo airline TMA is targeting early December for a resumption of the wide-ranging freighte
CANADIAN WHEAT MARKET SEEN UNLIKELY TO DECLINE
JOC Team |
Canada is not in any danger of losing its share of the world wheat market despite a report by the U.
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