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JAPAN TO BOOST US REAL ESTATE EXPERTS IN TOKYO FORECAST US INVESTMENT WILL DOUBLE
A.E. CULLISON |
Japanese investments in U.S. real estate is likely to double this year as a result of increased buyi
Maritime
JAPAN EXPECTS TO BOOST STAKE IN US PROPERTY
A.E. CULLISON |
Japanese investments in U.S. real estate are likely to double this year as a result of increased buy
Maritime
ASEAN WANTS MORE ACCESS TO EUROPEAN MARKET
(AP) |
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations will lobby for greater market access to the European Comm
Maritime
COUNCIL PROTESTS DILLINGHAM PACT UNION LEADERS REJECT STRIKE ON FEARS OF OUTSIDE LABOR
Journal of Commerce Special |
Dillingham Ship Repair unilaterally put a new work contract into effect this week, triggering a prot
Maritime
INDIAN LAND TALKS STALLED
BRUCE JOHNSON |
An effort to revive land claim settlement negotiations between the Puyallup Indian Tribe and the por
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Portland, Dallas Named<br><br> Air Gateways to TokyoPORTLAND, Ore. - As expected, President Reagan h
Maritime
HIJACKED HAITIANS RETURN FROM CUBA
(AP) |
Several hundred Haitians, who have been in Cuba since their ferry was hijacked two months ago, were
Maritime
NEW REGISTRY FOCUS OF DEBATE HONG KONG OWNERS DISPUTE SOME KEY POINTS OF PROPOSAL
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Proposals for an independent shipping registry generally have been welcomed by local shipowners, tho
Maritime
KILLINGS CALLED JUST A COINCIDENCE
(AP) |
One burglar's skull was smashed with an ax handle. An electrified booby trap killed a thief leaving
IRGENS LARSEN TO TAKE OVER THREE REEFERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Irgens Larsen A/S of Oslo will take over the operation of three advanced refrigerated ships ordered
Maritime
RISING HEALTH CARE COSTS TOPIC OF DEBATE IN CONN.
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Stung by an average 18 percent authorized increase in hospital rates, various segments of Connecticu
8 PERCENT RISE REPORTED IN SERIOUS CRIMES
(AP) |
The number of serious crimes reported to police rose 8 percent in the first half of 1986, the bigges
I.C.H. TO BUY SHARES OF FIRST EXECUTIVE CORP.
JOC Team |
I.C.H. Corp., a Louisville, Ky.-based insurance holding company, said it is acquiring 9.9 percent of
AUTO COVER REFORM SEEN COMING IN CALIF.
(AP) |
Auto insurance rates can vary as much as 300 percent in California, depending on where the driver li
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN FRAUD CASE
(AP) |
A man allegedly killed his 5-year-old daughter with an overdose of medicine and suffocated his lover
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NJ Youths Write Rap<br><br> On Seat Belt UseNEWARK, N.J. - Three eighth graders from the Bergen St.
CORNELL RESEARCHERS FOCUS ON AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS
(AP) |
While Cornell is internationally renowned for its Nobel Prize laureates and famed authors, New York'
WEATHER HURTS US COTTON CROP
(AP) |
By harvest's end, the 1986-87 U.S. cotton crop could drop to 9.5 million to 9.6 million bales, sever
FARM CREDIT'S FUTURE MAPPED
Knight-Ridder Newspapers |
The structure and operations of the ailing Farm Credit System - the nation's largest farm lender - w
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Bahia Cocoa Arrivals<br><br> Up for Week in BrazilArrivals of Brazilian Bahia cocoa at Brazilian por
AID TO THIRD WORLD FARMERS CALLED SPUR TO US EXPORTS
(AP) |
Some might think that promoting farm development in Third World countries would merely help establis
KNUDSEN'S PARENT FILES FOR REORGANIZATION
(AP) |
Winn Enterprises Inc., parent of the West's largest dairy operation, Knudsen Foods Inc., has filed f
EVERGREEN CRITICIZES ITALIAN MOVE
BRUCE BARNARD |
Evergreen Line, the giant Taiwan-based container carrier, condemned moves by the Italian government
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Team |
The 7,426-deadweight-ton Panamanian vehicle carrier Bright Ace was successfully refloated Wednesday.
Maritime
CONFERENCE TAKES ON NEW LOOK
MAUREEN ROBB |
The Pacific/Australia-New Zealand Conference has changed its name, approved more rate-making freedom
Maritime
SEALINK STRIKE COMES TO END AFTER 2 WEEKS
BRUCE BARNARD |
The two-week-long strike on Sealink ferries ended Wednesday, providing a welcome respite for Sea Con
Maritime
TAIPEI, SEOUL FACE PRESSURE
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Protracted trade talks between Taiwan and South Korea and their major North American partners are ge
NEW ORLEANS ILA STILL OUT
JOSEPH BONNEY |
A strike by New Orleans longshoremen continued for its sixth day Tuesday despite a tentative agreeme
SEACO UNIT WOULD STEM CASH DRAIN
BRUCE BARNARD |
Sea Containers, the Bermuda-based shipping group, was battling Tuesday on both sides of the Atlantic
SUMMIT COLLAPSE UNLIKELY TO AFFECT TRADE TIES
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
U.S.-Soviet trade relations won't be affected by the failure of the United States and Soviet Union t
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR CHALLENGE TO ICC'S INTERMODAL MERGER RULING
HELEN ERICSON |
The Supreme Court refused to consider a shipper challenge to CSX Corp.'s acquisition of the nation's
COMPUTERS GO TO COURT IN DEFENSE OF TRUCKERS
MICHAEL LELYVELD |
A computer can be the best character witness a trucker can have when he has to defend himself in cou
TUNG SHIPPING GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The struggling Tung shipping empire has a new lease on life and much stronger chance of survival now
MINERS PUSH EC ON COAL
TIM SANSBURY |
The president of the United Mine Workers of America called on the European Community to enact sancti
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Arms Talks to Resume<br><br> WASHINGTON - Top presidential advisers, following up on President Reaga
COURT REJECTS OSHA REVIEW
LEAH R. YOUNG |
The Supreme Court declined to review the question of whether Occupational Safety and Health Administ
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>Most employees can expect to see smaller pay raises over the next year, a survey
SURVEY SHOWS PAY HIKES TO BE SMALLER NEXT YEAR
(AP) |
Most employees can expect to see smaller pay raises over the next year, averaging about 5 percent, w
STEEL OUTPUT ROSE 1.2 PERCENT FOR WEEK
(AP) |
Steel production rose to 1.299 million tons in the week ended Oct. 11, a 1.2 percent increase from t
BRAZIL IN STEEL BIND
JAMES BRUCE |
Siderbras, Brazil's state-owned steel holding company, could be "financially unmanageable" by the en
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