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AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pan Am Outlines Plan<br><br> For La Guardia, DullesPan American World Airways has contracted to sell
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
For the week ended Sept. 20, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads eq
WILL STRIKE AID TRUCKERS? SOUTHERN-BASED FIRMS SAY IT'S TOO EARLY TO TELL
LEO ABRUZZESE |
Southern-based trucking companies agree it's too early to tell if the ILA walkout will result in mor
ILA STRIKE MAY HIT DOUBLE-STACKS HARD
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
The impact the International Longshoreman's strike against North Atlantic ports will have on double-
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
6 Pa. Drivers Challenge<br><br> Conn. Licensing LawHARTFORD, Conn. - Six Pennsylvania truck drivers
GOOD TRAVEL MANAGEMENT PAYS BIG DIVIDEND
CHRISTOPHER LOFTING |
Fortunately the examples of business travelers blatantly defrauding their own companies by falsifyin
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
NY Approves Sale<br><br> Of HydropowerBUCHANAN, N.Y. - The New York Power Authority approved 15-year
REPORTS SAY CHERNOBYL PRODUCING POWER AGAIN
(AP) |
The government newspaper Izvestia said the No. 1 reactor of the Chernobyl power station has produced
COAL CALENDAR
Compiled by the National Coal Association |
October 4-8 - American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Industrial Power Conference, Pittsburgh Hilt
INDIANA STEELMAKER TESTS CANADIAN COAL
TIM SANSBURY |
Eastern Associated Coal Sales Corp., Cannelton Coal Co. and other U.S. producers continue to use the
HUNGARIAN REACTOR STARTS UP
(AP) |
The third reactor of the Paks, central Hungary, atomic power station became operational early Sunday
COAL PLAN DELAY DISPLEASES NAKASONE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is unhappy with the delay in drafting a plan for the next
W.VA. COMPANIES OPPOSE RATE HIKE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Three large industrial users of electricity in West Virginia asked a state appeals court to overturn
SEABROOK HEARINGS POSTPONED
Journal of Commerce Special |
As the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board continues its hearings on a low power license for the Seabr
AIRLINES CAN SAVE MILLIONS
TIM NEALE |
The airline industry will save millions of dollars in taxes as a result of exemptions to the transit
3 CONFERENCES TOLD TO GET RID OF INDEPENDENT-ACTION CURBS
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Federal Maritime Commission ordered three trans-Pacific ocean carrier rate-making conferences to
INSURANCE RULES ELUDE OFFICIALS
LEAH R. YOUNG |
State insurance commissioners don't agree on whether federal minimum standards for insurance solvenc
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sanctions Endorsed<br><br> WASHINGTON - The Senate voted 78-21 to override President Reagan's veto o
APL HAILS EXPANSION AT SEATTLE
GLORIA JOSEPH |
American President Lines will be able to double its volume in the Pacific Northwest, thanks to a new
HIGH COURT TO HEAR TRANSPORT TAX CASES
HELEN ERICSON |
Truck, railroad and airline challenges of state taxation are among the major transportation cases be
RAIL LABOR PROVISIONS HOLD UP CONRAIL BILL
DAVID M. CAWTHORNE |
Congressional negotiators are trying to work out their differences on rail labor provisions the Hous
RUDING FAVORS SDR EXPANSION
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
H. Onno Ruding, the Netherlands finance minister favored to become the International Monetary Fund's
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>States can help reduce the U.S. trade deficit by improving roads and ports, the
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>States can help reduce the U.S. trade deficit by improving roads and ports, the
Maritime
LINDA STERN'S ECONOMIC BEAT
Linda Stern |
STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT: The International Longshoremen's Association walkout not only surprised peopl
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Libyan-Tunisian Ties?<br><br> TUNIS, Tunisia - The official Libyan radio claimed Tunisia is prepared
ON THE MOVE
Staff Report |
G. Gitner<br><br> Named CEOAt Atasco<br><br>Gerald L. Gitner, former president of Texas Air Corp., w
RECORDERS ON TRUCKS PUSHED GOVERNMENT URGED TO REQUIRE DEVICES TO MONITOR DRIVERS
LEO ABRUZZESE |
The federal government can help rid the highways of fatigued truck drivers by requiring on-board rec
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Honecker to Moscow<br><br> BERLIN - Erich Honecker, the Communist Party leader and president of East
TRANSPORT, TRAINING HELD KEYS TO TRADE
TIM NEALE |
State governments can help reduce the nation's persistent international trade deficit with improveme
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON OVERTIME PAY DIFFERENTIATES GULF PACTS
JOSEPH BONNEY |
The tentative New Orleans longshore contract gives employers an overtime-pay savings that union offi
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON SHIPS TIED UP BY STRIKE
JOC Team |
Approximately 15 vessels were immobilized at piers at U.S. North Atlantic ports because of the walko
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON ILA WORKERS TO HONOR PICKET LINES IN FLA.?
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Thomas W. Gleason, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, reportedly wants the u
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON SHIPPERS WEIGH ALTERNATIVES
MARK MAGNIER |
Shippers said they are assessing their alternatives and watching news developments closely in the fa
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON ILA'S SOUTHERN WING DID OWN THING
JOSEPH BONNEY |
"We're going to do our thing," J.H. "Buddy" Raspberry, the Southern chief of the International Longs
Maritime
AND THE DOCKWORKERS' STRIKE GOES ON W. COAST GEARS FOR CARGO
A STAFF REPORT.This story is based on reporting by Gloria |
West Coast ports are preparing to handle cargo diverted from North Atlantic ports because of the doc
Maritime
INSURANCE AND THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
JOC Team |
Trend<br><br> Change From Change From ChangeAugust 1986 Prior Month Year Ago 1977-1985<br><br>Overal
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pa. House Passes<br><br> P/C LegislationProperty/casualty insurance companies doing business in Penn
INSIDE TALKFROM CPCU
C.A. Carpenter |
IN THE DARK AGES OF LEADERSHIP: John A. Diemand, they need you now.<br><br> The annual meeting of th
NORTH EAST PLANS APPEAL MAINE QUESTIONS USE OF REINSURANCE CREDITS
C.A. CARPENTER |
North East Insurance Co. said it plans to appeal an order by the Maine Insurance Department that que
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