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CANADIANS DENY US INFLUENCE QUEBEC LONGSHOREMEN DISPUTE INFERENCES BY EMPLOYERS GROUP
LEO RYAN |
Longshore union officials in Quebec dismissed as "pure fantasy" allegations of interference by U.S.
Maritime
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Hercules<br><br> Film GroupRestructures<br><br>A major restructuring of the polypropylene film busin
SMITH SETS SALE OF ILL. FACILITY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Smith Laboratories Inc. completed negotiations to sell its Rosemont, Ill., pharmaceutical manufactur
DAIRY FARMERS BEWARE! HERE COMES SUNFLOWER MILK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supermarkets soon may be selling milk made from a natural resource slightly smaller than a cow. The
LOCKOUT MAY HIT QUEBEC HARD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A prolonged labor-employer conflict risks paralyzing the port of Quebec for the whole winter, said t
Maritime
MARLAGO CASE RAISES PORT EYEBROWS
CRAIG DUNLAP |
The Drug Enforcement Administration doesn't think Linea Marlago knew that 4,620 pounds of cocaine w
Maritime
COAL MARKETS TURKISH MILL BUYS FROM US
TIM SANSBURY |
U.S. coal trading firm John K. Irish & Co. struck a spot market deal with Turkish steelmaker Turkiye
VENEZUELA SET TO INAUGURATE GURI HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT
(AP) |
Billions of dollars and almost a quarter of a century later, Venezuela is about to inaugurate the wo
JAPANESE SHIPPERS OPPOSE RATE HIKE
WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER |
The Japan Shippers Council will protest a 15 percent general rate increase scheduled to take effect
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Funeral Services Held<br><br> For Capt. Vlaho BruerFuneral services were held Nov. 1 at the Frank E.
Maritime
BURNLEY JOINS TRIP TO FAR EAST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jim Burnley, deputy secretary of transportation, will go to the Far East with John Gaughan, maritime
Maritime
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Team |
The weekly general freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent
Maritime
MARAD OFFERS INTERMODAL REPORT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration's latest Inventory of American Intermodal Equipment is available.<br><br
Maritime
MTL REPORTS LOSSES FOR QUARTER, 9 MONTHS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Marine Transport Lines reported a net loss of $327,000 for the third quarter, compared with net prof
Maritime
PANAMA GETS LOANS TO FUND CANAL STUDY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Inter-American Development Bank announced two loans to the Republic of Panama to cover that nati
Maritime
TWRA TO BAN SERVICE PACTS GOTTSHALL SAYS VOLUME DEALS HARM SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS
JOHN DAVIES |
Saying that some shipping lines have service contracts with rates that don't begin to cover costs, t
Maritime
AUSTRALIAN WHEAT BOARD CONFIRMS SALE TO SOVIETS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Australian Wheat Board officially confirmed the sale of 550,000 metric tons of wheat to the U.S.
BRAZILIAN WHEAT IMPORTS COULD DOUBLE IN 1987
BOB BELLOTTIE |
Brazil will need to import about 4 million metric tons of wheat in 1987, double its 1986 needs, to m
COFFEE SALES DROP SHARPLY TO NON-MEMBERS OF ICO
(AP) |
Exports of coffee to East European countries and other non-members of the International Coffee Organ
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Thailand's Zinc Exports<br><br> Down by Half This YearThailand's zinc ingot exports in September tot
WILL THE CHINESE CONTINUE TO PURCHASE US CORN?
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The recent confirmation China has bought corn from the United States for the first time in two years
SHIP AGENTS WANT COMPENSATION SYSTEM CHANGED
MARK MAGNIER |
After years of hardship and industry consolidation, ship agents and brokers are trying to change th
US TRADE FIGURES PROMPT OPTIMISM
HELEN ERICSON |
September's $12.6 billion merchandise trade deficit, a slight improvement over August's revised $14
RATE CUT IN JAPAN TOO LATE?
A.E. CULLISON |
The long-anticipated fourth cut this year in Japan's official discount rate is unlikely to reverse t
OIL RISES TO $15 ON SAUDI REACTION
KIRBY V. FREEMAN |
Crude oil prices strengthened to the $15 a barrel mark in late Thursday trading on the New York Merc
OIL MART RECOVERS AFTER SAUDI SHUFFLE
BRUCE BARNARD |
World oil markets recovered quickly from the state of shock that followed the dramatic dismissal of
MIDDLE EAST-NORTH AFRICA
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> Commerce issued its hit list pinpointing areas in the Middle East and North Afri
SINAPORE: A SPECIAL REPORT ON TRADE AND INVESTMENT.
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> Singapore's gross domestic product is expected to increase by between 1 percent
MARITIME INDUSTRY OUTRAGED AT VETO
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Disappointed . . . Outraged!<br><br> Those were among the reactions by congressional and industr
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NYSA-ILA Pact Near<br><br> NEW YORK - The New York Shipping Association and International Longshorem
CHINA SHAKES UP ITS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
JASPER BECKER |
China is moving again to streamline its banking and financial structure in hopes of reviving flaggin
NY AND NJ AMONG LEADERS IN JOB GROWTH
(AP) |
New York and New Jersey have between them added nearly 1.1 million jobs thus far this decade, diggin
KNIGHT-RIDDER PLANS TO CUT BACK STAFFING
Journal of Commerce Special |
Knight- Ridder Inc. will reduce employment in its newspaper division over the next 14 months by att
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Knight-Ridder Inc. will cut employment in its newspaper division by attrition an
UK PLAN TESTS ARGENTINA BRITAIN WANTS FISHING ZONE AROUND FALKLANDS
JEREMY MORGAN |
Britain's decision to declare a fishing zone around the Falkland Islands posed a policy dilemma for
PERMIT VALUES RISE FOR CONSTRUCTION
(AP) |
The value of permits issued for construction in the nation's 202 biggest cities rose 4.6 percent in
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
YOU CAN PAY US NOW or you can pay us later. That's the message coming from the steel industry as th
US FACTORY ORDERS EXPECTED TO RISE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
September U.S. factory orders are expected to rise sharply, by an average of 2.7 percent, from a 1.4
FOREIGN HEADLINES
JOC Team |
Ex-German Official Dies<br><br> FRANKFURT, West Germany - The first woman to hold a minister's post
HOME SALES ROSE 10.6 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sales of new single-family homes in the United States increased 10.6 percent in September to a seaso
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