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AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pratt & Whitney, FAA<br><br> Discuss Engine DesignEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Pratt & Whitney and Federal
ROAD FEEDER LOOKS AHEAD
RICHARD MALKIN |
It is 11 a.m. and the 48-foot wide-body roller-bed trailer departs Newark Airport. It crosses the Hu
TEXAS AIR ENCOUNTERS TAKEOVER 'TURBULENCE'
TIM NEALE |
Texas Air Corp. flew into stormy weather on its way to buy both Eastern Airlines and People Express
SKYWAY OFFERS CONTROL SUPPLY CHAIN MONITORING AIDS MANUFACTURERS
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Burroughs Corp. is accomplishing what experts in transportation logistics say is difficult, if not i
DOT DELAYS ACTING ON TIGER PETITION
JULIANA KING |
The Transportation Department granted a Flying Tiger Line Inc. petition seeking retaliatory action a
INVESTORS STILL WARY OF THE PHILIPPINES
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
All except one woman was standing in the hotel's grand ballroom.<br><br> Corazon C. Aquino, wearing
HONG KONG, CHINA INK COAL SWAP
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Hong Kong's local electric utility, China Light & Power Co. Ltd., concluded a deal to supply electri
ILA SET TO RETURN TO TABLE NEGOTIATORS ON N. ATLANTIC SEEK ACCORD
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
Negotiators for the International Longshoremen's Association will return to the contract bargaining
DOCKERS LOCKED OUT IN CANADA
Journal of Commerce Special |
Canadian west coast ports fell silent at 1 a.m. Monday as maritime employers locked out 3,400 longsh
THIS PORT KNOWS WHERE IT'S HEADED
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
A maxim in the port industry states that if a new facility will be needed in 15 years, you better st
COURT AGAIN TO STUDY INTERSTATE TAXATION OF FIRMS
LEAH R. YOUNG |
Some issues never die; they just come back to the Supreme Court in new clothing.<br><br> The justice
WORLD TODAY
JOC Team |
Soviet Sub Sinks<br><br> MOSCOW - The official Soviet news agency Tass confirmed a nuclear-powered s
NEW ZEALAND: TRADE, INVESTMENT SURVEY
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> The new wave of economic freedom could be a boon or bane for New Zealand as the
THUNDER BAY SET TO RESUME TRAFFIC IN GRAIN AFTER TENTATIVE SETTLEMENT
LEO RYAN |
Grain traffic is expected to resume later this week at Canada's largest grain port following a tenta
ACURA SALES RISE
Journal of Commerce Special |
American Honda Motor Co. Inc.'s new Acura automobile sales reached 6,531 units in September, a 22 pe
BONNEY, ARMBRUSTER GET NEW JOFC POSITIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Journal of Commerce named Joseph A. Bonney maritime editor, replacing William Armbruster, who wa
BUSINESS EXPECTATIONS DECLINE
Journal of Commerce Special |
A sharp drop in optimism among business executives in oil-producing states has depressed business ex
MCLOUTH STEEL WARNS EMPLOYEES ON PRODUCTION
(AP) |
The principal owner of financially strapped McLouth Steel Products Corp. and a steelworkers union of
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> The Supreme Court opened its new term by placing on its agenda interstate taxat
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> The Supreme Court opened its new term by placing on its agenda interstate taxat
Maritime
VW BEGINS MAKING JETTAS IN THE US
(AP) |
Volkswagen of America Inc. began production of its popular Jetta sedan at its Westmoreland County, P
FEW AMERICANS EXPECT TO PAY LOWER TAXES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Only about 16 percent of Americans expect to pay lower taxes as a result of the new tax reform legis
ICOT ANNOUNCES PACT WITH IBM
Journal of Commerce Special |
ICOT Corp. Monday announced that it has signed an agreement with International Business Machines Cor
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
MARITIME<br><br> ZIM-AMERICAN ISRAELI SHIPPING CO. (New York) - Louis Ferro was promoted to assistan
CANADIAN OFFER ON TIMBER HIT US INDUSTRY CLAIMS PLAN TO IMPOSE DUTIES INADEQUATE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Canada's offer to impose lumber export duties to counter U.S. charges of dumping lumber in the U.S.
DEMAND FOR STEEL LIKELY TO DROP
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
U.S. steel demand will fall 4 percent next year, an industry expert estimated.<br><br> Lenhard Holsc
US WARNS IT MAY CURB JAPANESE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
A.E. CULLISON |
Washington may restrict opportunities for Japanese construction firms in the United States if U.S. c
ANERA, TWRA DEFER SURCHARGES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement and the TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement announ
Maritime
LA LEADS PORTS IN RETAINED EARNINGS
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
The port of Los Angeles, with net income of $57,983,000 in fiscal year 1986, led all other U.S. port
Maritime
MARAD TO SELL TUG TO WEEKS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration agreed to sell the twin-screw tug Ocean Star to Weeks Stevedoring Co. In
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Iranian Helicopters<br><br> Attack Freighter in GulfMANAMA, Bahrain - Iranian helicopters attacked a
Maritime
NEW ORLEANS DOCKERS WORK UNDER REJECTED CONTRACT TERMS
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Longshoremen in New Orleans overwhelmingly rejected tentative new labor contracts but agreed to work
Maritime
FLA. CLERKS, CHECKERS RATIFY ACCORD
CRAIG DUNLAP |
The picket lines came down in southeastern Florida following ratification of a new International Lon
Maritime
CENTERM GETS NEW CUSTOMERS
Journal of Commerce Special |
An unequal division of traffic between the port of Vancouver's two container terminals is to receive
Maritime
STRIKE BREVITY RESTRICTS IMPACT OFFICIALS FEAR CARGO DIVERSIONS IF NEW PACT ISN'T REACHED SOON
MARK MAGNIER |
Last week's dock strike at U.S. North Atlantic ports didn't prove too costly<br><br>because it only
Maritime
GABON LOOKS TO FUTURE OIL PRICE DROP FORCES BELT-TIGHTENING MEASURES
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Gabon, sub-Saharan Africa's third-largest oil producer, is bracing for stricter austerity in 1987.<b
Maritime
US BUSINESS QUESTIONS AQUINO LEADERSHIP
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Corazon C. Aquino is the first woman leader in the history of the Philippines, which inherited a 300
Maritime
LUXEMBOURG SETS SIGHTS ON BANKING
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Luxembourg's banking and financial service sector is seeking to broaden its commercial banking activ
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Nepal-Nicaragua Ties<br><br> KATMANDU, Nepal - The governments of Nepal and Nicaragua decided to est
Maritime
PERU'S RECOVERY SHORT-LIVED?
ANDRES OPPENHEIMER |
Peru, which has stood up against the International Monetary Fund and the world financial community,
Maritime
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