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WHEAT INDUSTRY WATCHING S. AFRICAN SANCTION EFFECT
SAMUEL C. NELSON |
Although Sough Africa imports only a small proportion of U.S. wheat exports, that nation's loss as a
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JAMES NOLAN |
An estimated 400 small insurance companies have been threatened with curbs on their homeowner underw
JOBLESS DATA MOVE BONDS LITTLE
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The first economic news from September was very bad for the U.S. economy, but the much weaker-than-e
US FIRMS JOIN RUSH FOR CABLE TV IN HONG KONG
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The idea of cable television in Hong Kong has suddenly taken off with six companies scrambling for a
ILA RETURNS
ALAN F. SCHOEDEL |
The three-day dock strike by some 30,000 longshoremen at North Atlantic ports ended Friday when labo
SANCTIONS MAY NOT HURT RATES
BRUCE BARNARD |
U.S. economic sanctions against South Africa will have little impact on the ocean freight markets al
TRADE WITH GUANGZHOU, CHINA
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> The City of Guangzhou continues with its trade promotion policy in an effort to
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> The Dominican Republic seems "ripe for foreign investment" as U.S. firms see the
INSURANCE EXECUTIVE REVIEW
JOC Team |
Top Stories<br><br> Legislation before Congress about the insurance industry is likely to dominate d
US COAL SUPPLIERS BATTLE FOREIGNERS FOR TEXAS PACT
TIM SANSBURY |
Foreign coal suppliers have accounted for one-third of the bids for coal needed next year at Central
WEEK AHEAD
From Wire and Staff Reports |
OPEC Parley in Geneva<br><br> GENEVA - The 13-member Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries w
BUDGET ACT VALUE STILL IN QUESTION
Dallas Morning News |
In the nine months since the Gramm-Rudman balanced-budget act became law, Congress has missed every
PHILIP MORRIS WILL SELL SEVEN-UP TO DALLAS FIRM
(AP) |
Philip Morris Inc. has reached a definitive agreement to sell Seven-Up Co.'s domestic business to a
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br> Philip Morris will sell Seven-Up to a Dallas company. Page 2AThe board of Gel
US TO DELAY BRAZILIAN REPRISALS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The Reagan administration decided to defer substantive trade reprisals against Brazil for its comput
IMF TALKS LEAVE QUESTIONS
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
The World Bank-International Monetary Fund annual meeting last week left many big questions hanging
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
Port Group<br><br> Names SchultzAs President<br><br>To the surprise of many in the maritime industry
TEXTILE FIRMS FAULT QUOTA PLAN INDUSTRY CLAIMS PROPOSAL WOULDN'T REPAIR DAMAGE
HELEN ERICSON |
U.S. textile industry spokesmen said the Reagan administration's threat to impose a 10 percent quota
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Shevardnadze in Mexico<br><br> MEXICO CITY - Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze met with to
BARGE CALL RATES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The following are the results of Friday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge freigh
JAPAN MOVES ROADBLOCKS HONORING COMMITMENTS ON HIGH-CUBE BOXES
ROGER SCHREFFLER |
Official roadblocks prohibiting the movement of "high-cube" containers on Japanese highways, long a
GELCO REJECTS CONISTON BUY-OUT BID
MICHAEL S. LELYVELD |
The board of Gelco Corp. unanimously rejected a bid led by Coniston Partners, a New York investors'
INSIDE TALK ON TRANSPORTATION
Larry Sterne |
NEW RAIL MERGER TALK: Talk in transportation circles is that the Canadian Pacific Railroad is explor
UK RESORT EVOLVING INTO FREIGHT CENTER
PHILLIP HASTINGS |
A popular holiday resort area in southeast England, the Isle of Thanet, is set to become a major Eur
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
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AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Continental Directors<br><br> Revise Merger TermsContinental Airlines announced that its board of di
EC STILL DIVIDED ON FREER SERVICES
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
European transport ministers admitted after an informal meeting here that there is a great deal more
EASTERN DEAL GOES AWRY 3 CRAFT REMOVED FROM CF JOINT VENTURE ROUTES
LARRY STERNE |
Eastern Airlines is withdrawing three more A300s from its Moonlight Special joint venture with CF Ai
COMMODITY TRUCKERS CHALLENGE ICC RULE
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
General commodity truckers are trying administrative and judicial routes to overturn an Interstate C
PRICES FOR OIL DRILLING EQUIPMENT BEGIN TO CLIMB
(AP) |
The value of oil drilling equipment tumbled along with oil, but machinery prices are beginning to cl
PICKETERS FAIL TO STOP CCT SHIP TEAMSTERS-ILA BITTERNESS STEMS FROM BATTLE FOR DOCKSIDE JOBS
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Jeering picketers failed to disrupt Crowley Caribbean Transport's first vessel call in Port Everglad
Maritime
ILA PICKETING TURNS VIOLENT IN LA.
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Violence erupted at the weekend after $10-an-hour replacements reportedly were hired for longshoreme
Maritime
TWO UNIONS LAND TRAINING PACTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration awarded training contracts to two unions to develop and conduct radio of
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Matina Lines Launches<br><br> New N. Atlantic ServiceNEW YORK- Matina Lines, Antwerp, Belgium, is st
Maritime
PORT OFFICIALS VOICE DELIGHT AT EXTENSION
CHRIS DUPIN |
Port officials expressed delight Friday over the agreement by the International Longshoremen's Assoc
Maritime
CAPE COD CANAL OFFICIALS CITED FOR EFFICIENCY
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Army Corps of Engineers' Cape Cod Canal, a vital New England waterway, was named the Corps' Proj
Maritime
PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW STIFLING CREATIVITY?
LEAH R. YOUNG |
A Japanese academy of engineering would not have five lawyers on a meeting program, an attorney-engi
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Team |
OCTOBER<br><br> 6-7 - Successful Financial and Legal Strategies for Recovering Uncollectible Reinsur
JAPAN TO REVIEW S. AFRICA CURBS? US SANCTIONS MAY PROMPT STIFFER MEASURES IN FUTURE
A.E. CULLISON |
Stiffer economic sanctions against South Africa may be imposed at some time in the future by the Nak
EFFECTS OF SANCTIONS
(AP) |
Following are the effects of sanctions that Congress imposed against South Africa on Thursday, when
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