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TRANSPORT INDEX NEARS RECORD
GORDON PLATT |
The Dow Jones transportation index rose 10.00 points to 828.13 Wednesday, nearing its record close o
JAPAN REFUSES TO CUT DISCOUNT RATE
A.E. CULLISON |
Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said authorities of the Japanese central bank see no immediate
SEATTLE HAS APL THINKING BIG
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Non-Panamax vessels - the kind that are too large to get through the Panama Canal - for the first ti
Maritime
BCL WON'T CREATE NON-ILA TERMINAL
MARK MAGNIER |
Bermuda Container Line has lost its bid to set up a non-International Longshoremen's Association ter
Maritime
SHIP CHANNEL IN HOUSTON STAYS CLOSED
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Houston Ship Channel remained closed for a second day Wednesday while firefighters continued the
Maritime
MERSEY DOCKS PROFIT FALLS IN HALF-YEAR
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Mersey Docks and Harbour Co., which operates the port of Liverpool, reported a pretax profit of 1.0
Maritime
MOSS POINT WINS ARMY CONTRACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded a $40,797,358 contract to Moss Point Marine of Escawtapa
Maritime
OCEAN SCORES BRIERLEY BID FOR TAKEOVER
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Ocean Transport and Trading Ltd., the shipping and distribution services group, sent letters to shar
Maritime
CRUISE SHIP BILL WINS HOUSE NOD PLAN WOULD ALLOW FOREIGN-BUILT SHIPS INTO COASTAL TRADES
JULIANA KING |
The House approved legislation to allow U.S. cruise lines to use foreign- built ships in coastal tra
Maritime
MARAD UPDATES GUIDE ON ASSESSING PORT WORTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration revised and updated its Port Economic Impact Kit to include automated ap
Maritime
PRUDENTIAL PROCEEDINGS ON CHAPTER 11 ON HOLD
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
Prudential Lines said it has not yet responded to an involuntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition and
Maritime
PORTS STILL HOPE TO LURE CROWLEY MIAMI, NEW ORLEANS WORK TO WIN BACK THE NEW CCT
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Neither Miami nor New Orleans have given up on Crowley Caribbean Transport, but the International L
Maritime
ILA PICKETING RESTRICTIONS LIFTED AT PORT EVERGLADES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An injunction limiting where longshoremen can picket at Port Everglades has been lifted, but Crowley
Maritime
LINES SEEK TO JOIN US-INDIA CONFERENCE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Some major non-conference operators are lobbying for entry into the conference fold having realized
Maritime
MSC AWARDS PACT FOR SHIP BERTH
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Navy's Military Sealift Command contracted with Diversified Group Inc. of Houston to set up a be
Maritime
NEW BRUNSWICK PORT GAINS LOCAL CONTROL
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Canadian federal government granted local port corporation status to Saint John, making it the s
Maritime
SHIPBUILDERS CHIEF SLAMS REAGAN TEAM ON SUBSIDY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Reagan administration policy against maritime industry subsidies is having disastrous consequenc
Maritime
SUEZ SETS NEW TOLLS FOR 1987
(AP) |
Suez Canal transit tolls for 1987 will be increased for small cargo vessels but will be reduced for
Maritime
CONGRESS FAILS TO AGREE ON 1987 FARM SPENDING
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Despite a series of closed-door staff meetings, U.S. House and Senate conferees are finding trouble
VEGETABLE OIL DEMAND OUTPACES OILMEALS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The world demand for oilmeals has not kept up with demand for vegetable oils, Oil World, the weekly
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
S. African Firm Reports<br><br> Higher Gold OutputGold Fields of South Africa Ltd. reported higher g
SOVIET SUGAR BEET HARVEST MAY BE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The harvest of sugar beets in the U.S.S.R. may be running ahead of schedule in the west and north-ce
SOVIET 1986 GRAIN YIELDS ARE REPORTEDLY HIGHER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. agricultural counselor said it was "highly significant" that U.S.S.R. reports repeatedly sa
QUIET STRUGGLE ENSUES OVER AGRICULTURAL GENETICS
(AP) |
The development of a synthetic hormone that boosts a cow's annual milk output by as much as 28 perce
ILA, BALTIMORE RESUME TALKS PRINCIPAL CONCERNS INCLUDE GAI, TERMINAL LABOR COSTS
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
An exchange of contract proposals between the Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore and the Inter
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
FMC Lists Items<br><br> On Today's AgendaThe Federal Maritime Commission at its scheduled meeting to
Maritime
CORPS BEGINS TO SALVAGE NY WRECK
Journal of Commerce Special |
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers commenced the most expensive salvage project in Buffalo history.<br
Maritime
NEW ORLEANS DOCKERS REMAIN ON THE JOB
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Longshoremen kept working Tuesday under terms of a rejected contract while union and management repr
Maritime
EXPORT TOOL WORTH A LOOK
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Port authorities are ignoring in droves a potentially valuable tool for building cargo volumes - exp
Maritime
SEA/AIR SERVICES GAIN MOMENTUM
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Sea/air intermodalism is growing in popularity, especially between the Far East and Europe.<br><br>
Maritime
MICH. LAYWERS FLOOD COURTS WITH LAWSUITS
(AP) |
Lawyers, some lining up 250 deep, scrambled to beat Michigan's new liability laws to the punch by fi
MASS. REFORMS WORKERS COMP
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
A reformed Massachusetts workers compensation program, which will see insurers and self-insuring com
MEDICARE PREMIUMS WILL INCREASE JAN. 1
(AP) |
Government officials said the monthly premium that the nation's 30 million Medicare patients pay for
UNITY ON DATA A SURVIVAL ISSUE
ALAN HERBERT |
Direct writer insurers have at least two advantages over independent agents that must be addressed i
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
RI HMO Files Suit<br><br> Against Blue CrossPROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rhode Island's largest HMO filed a la
RISK RETENTION PASSAGE NEAR
LEAH R. YOUNG |
The House is set to pass the Risk Retention Act before Congress adjourns now that the Senate has com
MASS. TO CRACK DOWN ON UNINSURED DRIVERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles says it will crack down to get an estimated 360,000 uni
ARGENTINA MOVES ON PORT CONTROL?
JEREMY MORGAN |
Argentina plans to transfer partial control of five leading ports under a bill to be sent to Congres
Maritime
BARGE FIRE SHUTS DOWN HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL
GARY TAYLOR |
A Korean seaman was missing, seven terminal employees injured and the Houston ship channel closed fr
Maritime
US FARM EXPORTS DECLINE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Exports of U.S. agricultural products totaled $24.4 billion in the first 11 months of fiscal 1986, d
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