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OUTPATIENT HEALTH COSTS NEARING INPATIENT LEVELS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Medical-care costs are quickly approaching parity both inside and outside hospitals, a health-care m
INSURERS' CONTRIBUTIONS TO CALIF. CAMPAIGNS EYED
(AP) |
California's insurance industry gave $1.62 million to state political campaigns in two years, with G
DEALING WITH CARGO THEFT PROBLEMS IN TRUCKING STIR CONCERN AT IUMI MEET
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
Transportation insurers need to help compile statistics that can be used to combat the mounting prob
PHYSICIAN SENTENCED FOR MEDICAID FRAUD
Journal of Commerce Special |
A Briarcliff Manor physician was sentenced to six months in jail, five years probation and ordered t
NY RESTRICTS AIDS TESTING
Journal of Commerce Special |
The confidentiality of the results of a test for the HTLV-III virus will be protected to prevent pat
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Company Buys<br><br> Rescued SatelliteOne of the two satellites retrieved from space by shuttle a
INSURERS NOT LIABLE FOR TYLENOL RECALL
(AP) |
A federal judge ruled that a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary, and not its insurance carriers, is liable
MINET POSTS INCREASE IN EARNINGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Minet Holdings PLC, the Lloyd's insurance broking group, reported after-tax profits of 11 million f
COFFEE EXPORTS PLUNGE IN AUGUST
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Producer members of the International Coffee Organization exported 4.9 million 60-kilogram bags to a
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Wednesday, September 17, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>Cana
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Gotaas-Larsen Plans<br><br> $60 Million Debt SaleHAMILTON, Bermuda - Gotaas-Larsen Shipping Corp. an
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
COAL PRODUCERS STRUGGLE AS PRICES FALL
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The coal industry's financial performance has been somewhat lackluster this year and 1987 may not be
SDR RATES
JOC Team |
The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den
STOCK PRICES DECLINE AS RALLY ATTEMPT FAILS
GORDON PLATT |
Blue chip stocks fell in late trading Wednesday after a day-long rally attempt collapsed under a wav
DOLLAR FALLS ON RATE CUT RESISTANCE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Fresh signs of foreign resistance to coordinated interest rate reductions, which were seen as reinfo
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
O'Brien Signs Accord<br><br> With Du Pont Co.O'Brien Energy Systems Inc. signed a letter of intent w
MONSANTO UNIT TO LAUNCH CARPET FIBER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Fibers Division of Monsanto Chemical Co. will formally launch a stain- resistant nylon carpet fi
NEW MARKETS FOR COAL? INDUSTRY OFFICIAL OFFERS A BIT OF OPTIMISM
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The coal market may be dismal now, but producers will find new markets for coal in the coming decade
ENTREPRENEUR LIKES DAMS
(AP) |
A woman who just bought her third dam says she's convinced it will return to power - and eventually
TOTH'S ALUMINUM CHLORIDE PASSES TEST
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Toth Aluminum Corp., headquartered in the New Orleans area, announced Grant Chemical had successful
CHESEBROUGH SETS SALE OF DIVISION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Home Products Corp. and Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. signed a definitive agreement for the sale
HONG KONG DELEGATION TO PROTEST DAYA BAY
(AP) |
Eleven Hong Kong legislators arrived here on a visit to express their deep concerns" over a nuclear
JAPAN TRIES TO STEM CUTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry asked electric power firms not to drastically c
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Interox<br><br> Hikes PriceOf Persulfates<br><br>Interox America announced an increase in the price
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Reichhold<br><br> Raises PriceOf Polyester<br><br>The Reactive Polymers Division of Reichhold Chemic
SRI LANKA TO BUY RADIATION TESTER
(AP) |
The government announced plans to buy radiation testing equipment following a controversy over impor
HAMPTON ROADS REPORT GROWTH IN GENERAL CARGO
CARL CAHILL |
The amount of general cargo handled at Hampton Roads terminals showed a 15.6 percent increase in Aug
Maritime
SEAWAY BODY MEETS FOR 1ST TIME
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The new Advisory Group on Strategic Planning for the St. Lawrence Seaway should consider all suggest
Maritime
WAH KWONG TO BATTLE CHASE HONG KONG COMPANY SAYS SHIP ARRESTS DON'T SPELL DOOM
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The arrest by Chase Manhattan Bank of a second vessel in the United States does not necessarily spel
Maritime
COURTS OK MASSPORT'S LAND DEAL
Journal of Commerce Special |
Two Massachusetts state judges refused to block a Massachusetts Port Authority decision to lease the
Maritime
W. GERMANY TO DROP INVESTIGATION
(AP) |
A West German prosecutor said Wednesday he had found no legal grounds for charging the captain of th
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
Craig Dunlap |
EXTRACTING FOOT FROM MOUTH (GRADUATE LEVEL): C. Thomas Burke, new Port Everglades Authority director
Maritime
MIKULSKI ADVISES NEW SHIP POLICY
ROBERT F. MORISON |
Rep. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., called for a comprehensive new maritime policy to renew the nation's c
Maritime
PLAQUEMINES PORT FEES OVERRULED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission decided only some of the charges imposed by the Plaquemines, La., Po
Maritime
ROLL-ON SERVICE BEGINS AT PORT OF BOSTON
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
The arrival here this week of the Nedlloyd Lines vessel Rouen inaugurated the first-ever roll-on rol
North American ports
Maritime
HOUSE PANEL ACTS TO LIMIT '87 FARM PROGRAM PAYMENTS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The House Appropriations Committee passed an amendment to the continuing resolution limiting all pay
CBT TRADING HOURS REMAIN UNDER STUDY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Chicago Board of Trade, in a notice to members Wednesday, said expanded trading hours for CBT fu
COFFEE PRODUCERS PROPOSE TO LEAVE QUOTAS UNCHANGED
(AP) |
The International Coffee Organization adopted a proposal to keep market shares unchanged for the com
FED CATTLE UP 4 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR
(AP) |
Cattle being fed for slaughter in the seven monthly reporting states totaled 6.4 million head on Sep
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