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INTERNATIONAL LOANS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
EXPORT-IMPORT BANK<br><br> INDIA - The Export-Import Bank announced another win in its efforts to be
Maritime
NETHERLANDS BUDGET AUSTERE
(AP) |
The Dutch government presented a fiscally austere 1987 budget marked by heavy spending cuts, but it
Maritime
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Shultz to Visit S. Africa<br><br> WASHINGTON - George P. Shultz, secretary of State, is planning a n
Maritime
CONN. BEARS DOWN ON SAFETY
Journal of Commerce Special |
In a continuing "war on truck safety" and other traffic problems, the state of Connecticut has begun
MCDONNELL WON'T BUILD NEW CRAFT
LARRY STERNE |
Despite predictions that air cargo traffic will double by the end of the century, McDonnell Douglas
GUILFORD CALLS STRIKE THREAT BRAVADO
Journal of Commerce Special |
Colin Pease, Guilford Transportation Industries vice president, threw down the gauntlet to Brotherho
MARTINAIR EXPANDS US SERVICES
PHILLIP HASTINGS |
Growing sea-air traffic out of the Far East has encouraged the Netherlands supplemental airline Mart
RYDER PLAYS PAC MAN IN THE AVIATION BUSINESS
LARRY STERNE |
Ryder System, which built its name leasing trucks, has been playing Pac Man in the aviation business
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Circle Acquires<br><br> Advance DistributionCircle Express Inc., a holding company for several full
AIR ATLANTA BEGINS WASHINGTON SERVICE
TIM NEALE |
Air Atlanta Inc. announced plans for daily round trip service between Atlanta and National Airport i
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Western Granted<br><br> Spokane-Vancouver RunThe Transportation Department formally granted Western
SAS SUBSIDIARY OFFERS NEW SERVICE
RICHARD MALKIN |
When Scandinavian Airlines organized its Distribution and Publishing Service Inc. as a special U.S.
PEOPLE DEAL DRAWS FLACK ANTITRUST OBJECTION MAY BE FILED IN MASS.
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
The Massachusetts attorney general department says it may institute antitrust objections to the prop
TIGERS URGES SANCTIONS AGAINST UK CARRIERS
JULIANA KING |
There is no reason to delay imposing sanctions against the United Kingdom for its discrimination aga
SINGAPORE SEEKS STATUS AS OIL TRADING CENTER
(AP) |
Singapore wants to become a major oil trading, distribution and storage center in southeast Asia, Ed
BUREAU SAYS OIL GOES TO S. AFRICA
(AP) |
South Africa continues to import huge amounts of crude oil despite a United Nations embargo on such
WESTERN, MINNEGASCO SIGN SUPPLY PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Western Gas Marketing, the subsidiary that administers gas contracts for<br><br>Trans- Canada PipeL
TAIWAN CHEMICAL SHIP ON MAIDEN VOYAGE TO US
KIM TZOU |
The first Taiwan-built chemical carrier, the 30,000-ton Formosa 3, is on its maiden voyage to the Un
Maritime
PANAMA TARGETS TIES WITH CHINA PROPOSAL MADE TO HELP CHINESE OBTAIN SEAMEN LICENSES
P.T. BANGSBERG |
The Panamanian maritime authority hopes to forge closer ties with China on licensing and other matte
Maritime
IMO URGES SECURITY MEASURES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The International Maritime Organization is asking all member countries to implement tough new anti-t
Maritime
NORWEGIAN SHIP REGISTRY LOST 21 VESSELS IN AUGUST
Journal of Commerce Special |
The purchase of a large tanker abroad helped limit the amount of merchant shipping tonnage that left
Maritime
SHIP CAPTAINS SEEK FRENCH NAVY SHIELD
(AP) |
The French Association of Ships' Captains suggested Premier Jacques Chirac order close protection by
Maritime
US MAY LOSE USSR AS MAJOR GRAIN CUSTOMER
JOC Team |
Citing a newly declassified intelligence report, Sen. William Proxmire says the United States is in
INDIAN RUBBER OUTPUT EXPECTED TO INCREASE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
India's state commerce minister, Brahna Dutt, has estimated the country's natural rubber production
US FARM SALES TO S. ASIA SEEN DROPPING 20 PERCENT IN '87
Knight-Ridder Financial |
U.S. agricultural exports to South Asia are expected to drop 20 percent in fiscal 1987 to $414 milli
JAPANESE GOLD IMPORTS EXPECTED TO RISE 50 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japanese gold imports this year are likely to rise to almost 50 percent of total non-socialist world
S. AFRICA LIKELY TO BECOME MAJOR MART FOR US WHEAT
DIRCK STEIMEL |
Failing crops in Africa and dwindling worldwide demand for U.S. wheat have combined to catapult Sout
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
CSCE Cuts Margins<br><br> For Coffee ContractsThe Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange has cut original
INDIA SEES INCREASE IN '86-87 CEREAL CROP
Knight-Ridder Financial |
India's 1986-87 autumn crop of cereals and pulses may reach 86 million metric tons if rains are norm
FREIGHT TRAIN FERRY NEARING END OF LINE
JOC Team |
A ferry service that carries freight trains across the North Sea between the eastern England port of
Maritime
BRITISH COLUMBIAN PORTS FACE POSSIBLE STRIKE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Longshoremen and maritime employers on the British Columbia coast are in a position to declare a str
Maritime
ORE. PORTS CURE? BIG DOSES OF FUNDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Oregon's 23 ports need large amounts of financial assistance, according to a consultant's report.<br
Maritime
OFFICIALS IN HARMONY
Journal of Commerce Special |
Reactions by officials at Oregon's four deepwater ports to a consultant's report calling for more st
Maritime
PORT OF PONCE HAS HIGH HOPES
LORRAINE BLASOR |
Government and business officials here are hoping that Ponce, the third- largest city in Puerto Rico
Maritime
AMOCO UNIT SIGNS PACT WITH CHINA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Amoco Orient Petroleum Co., a unit of Amoco Corp., Chicago, signed its third contract with the Peopl
ARGENTINE PACTS GO TO US FIRMS CONTRACTS ARE FIRST AWARDED UNDER OPEN DOOR POLICY
JEREMY MORGAN |
The Argentine government awarded the first onshore oil exploration contract under the "open door" po
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Citgo, Unocal, Champlin<br><br> Reduce WTI PostingsCitgo Petroleum Corp., Tulsa, Okla., a unit of So
CONOCO, NIPPON JOIN FORCES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Conoco Inc., a Du Pont Co. subsidiary, and Nippon Mining Co., Tokyo, will join in a $135 million joi
FEW WELLS SUSPEND PRODUCTION UNDER RULES
(AP) |
Only about 3 percent of oil wells pumping on federal land took advantage of new rules permitting the
ASIAN DEMAND SEEN GROWING
(AP) |
Demand for petroleum products will increase in the next four years across the Asian region, the chie
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