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POLITBURO MEMBER SAYS USSR EXPECTS HIGHER GRAIN OUTPUT
(AP) |
Politburo member Yegor K. Ligachev said that the Soviet Union expects a grain harvest of 210 million
FARM RESEARCH GROUP PROVIDES FOOD TO NEEDY
(AP) |
A loose-knit international research organization is providing the world with sufficient food to feed
HOTEL STAYS CAN BE REWARDING
CHRISTOPHER LOFTING |
Inter-Continental Hotels claims it invented the concept of the frequent stay program back in 1984.
CHINA PURCHASES US CORN FOR FIRST TIME IN 3 YEARS
(AP) |
China has bought some corn from the United States for the first time in three years, the Agriculture
MOST NCA MEMBERS BACK BAN ON CATTLE TRADING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sixty-nine percent of the members of the National Cattlemen's Association, who responded to a recent
CME DISAPPOINTED IN POLL
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is "disappointed" in results from the National Cattlemen's Associati
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Rice Production Fell<br><br> In South Korea in '86SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's rice production
747S LINK AUTO PLANTS CADILLAC ALLANTE TO BE BUILT IN ITALY, DETROIT
TIM NEALE |
Flights of fancy automobiles will begin early next year when General Motors Corp. begins production
KINGS POINT GRADUATES FINDING SEAGOING BERTHS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The size of the U.S. oceangoing merchant fleet may be declining, but graduates of the U.S. Merchant
Maritime
BRAZILIAN PORTS TURN TO PRIVATE SECTOR
JAMES BRUCE |
Private companies could be called on to construct a private container terminal at Santos to help rel
Maritime
AMSTAR SUGAR PACT ENDS REFINERY STRIKE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The strike at the Amstar sugar refinery in Brooklyn ended Thursday as a result of the contract agree
Maritime
MARITIME CALENDAR
JOC Team |
International Cargo Handling Coordination Association, U.S. National Committee. Luncheon. Nov. 12 at
Maritime
HARD TIMES BRING UNITY
JANET PORTER |
With virtually every sector of shipping facing several more grim years, top industry representatives
Maritime
PETITIONS FILED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission announced the following petitions for ocean freight forwarder licens
Maritime
NOVA SCOTIA FERRY TO BE LENGTHENED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The combination cruise ship and automobile ferry Scotia Prince, which for the past six years has shu
Maritime
UN PRESSED ON GULF SHIPPING 9 MARITIME GROUPS WARN ATTACKS POSE THREAT TO PEACE
BRUCE BARNARD |
Nine leading international maritime organizations have appealed for action by the United Nations to
Maritime
OCEAN TRANSPORT REJECTS NEW BID
Journal of Commerce Staff |
IEP (UK), the investment group headed by New Zealander Ron Brierley, has raised its bid for the U.K.
Maritime
IMPORTS OUTPACE US DISTRIBUTION FIRMS NOT TAKING ADVANTAGE OF JUST-IN-TIME STRATEGIES
MARK MAGNIER |
U.S. companies rely heavily on overseas suppliers, but their international transportation and distri
Maritime
NEW ZEALAND BANK LEADS IN EURO-KIWIS
GORDON PLATT |
New Zealand will throw open its doors to foreign banks next year, but Bank of New Zealand isn't afra
FREIGHT BROKER LAUNCHES EXPERIMENT
LEO ABRUZZESE |
One of the nation's largest freight brokers is launching an elaborate new venture borne of deregulat
CHINESE PROVINCE EMBARKS ON US AD SCHEME
ROSALIND RACHID |
China's Guangzhou province is about to embark on a major advertising binge in the United States to i
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Here Comes '88<br><br> WASHINGTON - The 1986 elections have scrambled the equation for the 1988 pres
EIGHT INDICTED ON FRAUD ILA ORGANIZER, OTHERS ACCUSED OF SEEKING PAYOFFS
CHRIS DUPIN |
Donald Carson, general organizer of the International Longshoremen's Association, and seven other me
COAL TALKS HIT ROCK BOTTOM
TIM SANSBURY |
Coal trade negotiations between the U.S. and Japanese governments apparently have hit rock bottom af
JAPAN SET TO REOPEN US TEXTILE TALKS
A.E. CULLISON |
Previously deadlocked negotiations between representatives of the United States and Japan on renewa
RYDER EXAMINES TAX LAW
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
Tax payments will rise at Ryder System Inc. but so may earnings as a result of changes in the tax la
DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS FACE DIFFICULT DECISION
A STAFF REPORT |
The Democrats' surprisingly strong showing in this year's Senate races leaves their congressional le
STOCK MARKET EDGES AHEAD
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The stock market, shrugging off news that the Democrats gained control of the Senate, edged ahead We
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>The Democrats' strong showing in this year's Senate races leaves their leadershi
GM WILL LAY OFF 500 FLINT WORKERS
(AP) |
General Motors Corp. announced it will lay off about 500 workers next month at its Flint assembly pl
EC EMISSIONS PLAN IN JEOPARDY DANES PRESS FOR MORE RAPID SOLUTION TO QUESTION OF SMALL CARS
JACQUES NEHER |
More than a year after the European Community reached agreement on a plan to reduce exhaust emission
BIG DROP IN TRADE DEFICIT SEEN
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The U.S. merchandise trade deficit next year will decline significantly, according to a new Commerce
DEMOCRATS PAD HOUSE MAJORITY, BUT ONLY A BIT
A STAFF REPORT |
Democrats bolstered, but only moderately, their majority in the House of Representatives in Tuesday'
ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Official<br><br> AwardedGATT Post<br><br>GENEVA, Switzerland - Charles Carlisle, chief textile ne
CHINESE UNITE WITH CANADIANS TORONTO, CHONGQING PLAN ECONOMIC COOPERATION
(AP) |
The mayors of Chongqing and Toronto, the largest cities in China and Canada, signed an economic acco
Maritime
CHINA FREES PRICES ON 749 GOODS
(AP) |
The state Price Administration is lifting price controls on 749 commodities, the state-run China Dai
Maritime
TRADE FAIRS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Duesseldorf to Host Medical Show<br><br> DUESSELDORF, West Germany - Medica '86, an important medica
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US-China Jeep Plant<br><br> Will Export This YearPeking Jeep Corp., a joint venture between a Chines
Maritime
STRONG YEN HURTS JAPANESE BUSINESS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japan's continuing economic slump due to the strong yen has had an adverse effect on manufacturing a
Maritime
ECONOMIC CHAOS IN LAOS
(AP) |
Already one of the world's poorest nations, Communist Laos is plagued by inefficiency in almost ever
Maritime
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