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HOEGH SEEKS NICHE IN US OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Special |
In its U.S. operations, Leif Hoegh & Co. is stressing marketing and flexibility.<br><br> The company
Maritime
HOEGH BULLISH ON W. AFRICA
Journal of Commerce Special |
The slowdown in the oil-fueled economies of West Africa is likely to depress freight rates further,
Maritime
HIGH IMPORT DUTIES HURT PAKISTANI SHIPBREAKERS
(AP) |
Anjum Sultan glumly watched his laborers tear apart a cargo ship with little more than their bare ha
Maritime
EC SEEKS RULING ON TRADE DISPUTE
(AP) |
The European Community said it will take legal action against Japan to seek the removal of what it c
Maritime
VANCOUVER FEARS LOSS OF BUSINESS DOCKERS ADVISED TO ABOLISH CONTAINER-DESTUFFING CLAUSE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Container shipping lines have excess capacity on sailings to western Canada, and some may desert Va
Maritime
SAN FRANCISCO PROBING MARITIME UNION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
San Francisco's district attorney is investigating whether a maritime union has been getting free r
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Singapore Optimistic<br><br> On Economic GrowthSingapore's economy is gradually recovering from the
Maritime
SINGAPORE MAY SELL MORE OF SIA
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The Singapore government may reduce further its shareholding in Singapore Airlines, which was part-d
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Two Contracts Target<br><br> Voice Control SystemTwo contracts to develop computer prototypes to con
LA PORT MAPS REORGANIZATION CHAIN OF COMMAND CHANGES WILL CLARIFY MANAGEMENT STYLE
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The port of Los Angeles will restructure its chain of management command, dividing the responsibilit
Maritime
FAA UNVEILS NEW RULES MEASURES AIM TO ENHANCE SAFETY AT BUSY AIRPORTS
TIM NEALE |
The Federal Aviation Administration announced new requirements and programs designed to prevent mida
LEAR SIEGLER NET EARNINGS UP
(AP) |
Lear Siegler Inc., which last week said it was weighing a major restructuring, reported its profits
Maritime
INDONESIA CUTS IMPORT BARRIERS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Indonesia plans to slash import duties on items needed for its export industries and ease rules on f
Maritime
AIR SEAL CRACKS PROMPT P&W SERVICE BULLETIN
(AP) |
Pratt & Whitney has sent an "alert service bulletin" urging design changes on four of its engines fo
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Soviets Show Interest<br><br> In Settling Libel SuitThe Soviet Union may pay to settle a libel case
Maritime
OAKLAND PORT FACES FURTHER AIRPORT SUIT
MAUREEN ROBB |
Environmental groups filed another lawsuit against the port of Oakland challenging its airport expan
WASH. PORTS LOBBY TO SAVE BOARD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Lobbying efforts by the Washington Public Ports Association will focus on retaining an economic fund
Maritime
JAPAN NERVOUS ABOUT COSCO CHINA'S STATE SHIPPING FIRM PROVIDES TOUGH COMPETITION
A.E. CULLISON |
As if Japan's current shipping recession were not trouble enough, the country's hard-pressed mercha
Maritime
CANADA WILL IMPOSE DUTY ON IMPORTS OF US CORN
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Canada will announce the imposition of a countervailing duty on U.S. corn imports this week, sources
VA. YARD LISTS 10 BEST SUPPLIERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Choosing from its more than 3,500 outside contractors, Newport News Shipbuilding said it has selecte
Maritime
SHARP DROP FORECAST IN WORLD COCOA SURPLUS
(AP) |
The International Cocoa Organization secretariat forecast a world cocoa supply surplus of 32,000 met
CANAL HOPES TO EASE BACKLOG THIS WEEK
TIM NEALE |
Workers trying to dig out some 1 million cubic yards of debris from the Panama Canal landslide earli
Maritime
EC APPROVES SETTLEMENT WITH US ON CITRUS FRUIT
(AP) |
The European Community formally approved a settlement of a long-running dispute with the United Stat
YUGOSLAV MAIZE OUTPUT RISES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Yugoslavia's will harvest a record maize crop of 12 million metric tons, its Federal Statistic Offic
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Italian Coffee Imports<br><br> Fell in 8-Month SpanItalian green coffee imports in the first eight m
CHINA TO SET UP CENTERS FOR COTTON GROWING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
China will develop 50 counties as high-quality cotton-growing centers this year, an official of the
QUESTIONS OVER EFFECTIVENESS OF CLEAN GRAIN LAW LINGER
(AP) |
Responding to complaints of foreign buyers and farmers, Congress pushed through legislation this yea
CONSULTANTS SAY SEAS WILL CARRY LESS GRAIN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The volume of grain shipped by sea is forecast to decline over the next four years, adding to the di
Maritime
NY'S FLOATING JAIL GETS PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
(AP) |
A state commission gave preliminary approval to New York City's plans to spend $5 million to turn a
Maritime
FORD MOTOR REVS UP BALTIMORE IMPORTS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Ford Motor Corp. will import 50,000 cars and trucks through the port of Baltimore annually under a t
Maritime
COMPUTERS KEEP APL ON TOP
KEVIN D. THOMPSON |
A decade ago, American President Lines issued 165,000 bills of lading a year.<br><br> Last year the
Maritime
NEW DUTY PLACED ON BRAZILIAN OJ
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
The federal government last week began requiring importers of Brazilian orange juice to post penalty
TOMY KOGYO CO. CLOSING 2 FACTORIES
(AP) |
Tomy Kogyo Co., a leading Japanese toymaker, will shut down two of its Japan- based factories hit ha
MINI-MILLS REPLACE BIG MILLS, STUDY SAYS
JEFF NESBIT |
Big integrated steel mills will be a thing of the past by the year 2000<br><br>because competitive,
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>A new study said mini-mills are replacing the larger integrated steel mills. Pag
BANK OF AMERICA CUTS STAFF IN ASIA
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Bank of America is swinging the ax in Asia, pruning staff in almost every regional center office in
FRENCH BANKS ADOPT NEW TECHNOLOGIES
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
French banks are rapidly forging ahead with ambitious plans to promote an electronic banking revolut
OUTLOOK MIXED FOR INTEREST RATES
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
With the credit market looking over its shoulder at next week's massive Treasury refunding, analysts
JAPAN TABLES RICE AS A GATT TOPIC
(AP) |
The Japanese government said it appreciated U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter's rejection of
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
SAI Names<br><br> G. RamseyPresident<br><br>READING, Pa. - Strategic Analysis Inc. named Gregory Ram
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