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RULING DUE ON YARD REORGANIZATION
Journal of Commerce Special |
A lawyer for Newport Offshore Ltd. said there is a good chance the troubled Newport, R.I., shipyard
Maritime
SINGAPORE ALTERS PILOTAGE SYSTEM SHIPPING AGENTS ASKED TO TELEX REQUIREMENTS BEGINNING OCT. 1
P.T. BANGSBERG |
In a move to improve efficiency, the Port of Singapore Authority is asking shipping agents to notify
Maritime
FARM BILL CRITICIZED
JOC Team |
Higher prices for agricultural products, not increased exports, will solve the country's farm proble
AUSTRALIA FACES CUTS IN US SUGAR QUOTAS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Australian sugar industry is in danger of suffering a substantial cut, or even total loss, of it
BRAZIL ADMITS IT IMPORTS COFFEE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Brazil is buying coffee on the London futures market with the intention of taking delivery to stabil
BRAZILIAN COFFEE OUTPUT SEEN RECOVERING BY '88-89
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Brazil's coffee output is expected to rise to 30 million bags to 35 million bags(a bag equals 60 kil
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
6ndia Cuts Excise Tax<br><br> On Additional SugarNEW DELHI- The excise tax on additional sugar produ
ARGENTINA COULD BECOME TOUGHER US COMPETITOR
(AP) |
Argentina, the U.S. farmer's biggest export competitor, has the potential for increasing its foreign
HERSHEY TO ACQUIRE LUDEN'S, QUEEN ANNE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Hershey Foods Corp. and Dietrich Corp. announced that they have entered into a purchase and sale ag
BAHAMIAN CARGO VESSEL TO BE SOLD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Bahamian-flag cargo vessel Cariwood Lillian, idled and apparently abandoned in the port of New Y
Maritime
WARSHIP HAS NEW MISSILE SYSTEM
Journal of Commerce Special |
The first U.S. Navy warship to be armed with the new MK41 Vertical Launching (missile) System, the U
Maritime
MD. DROPS PUSH FOR CREDIT DEAL CORPS OF ENGINEERS AGREES TO EXPEDITE CANAL DREDGING
Journal of Commerce Special |
Maryland has withdrawn its bid for legislation that would reimburse the state $58 million for the co
Maritime
JAPANESE CONFERENCES POSTPONE SURCHARGE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Two Japanese ocean rate-making conferences voted to postpone until after Sept. 30 the implementation
Maritime
CCT OVERSEAS ROUTES UNLIKELY TO CHANGE
CRAIG DUNLAP |
Crowley Maritime Corp. does not foresee making any changes in the overseas markets served by Coordi
Maritime
CANADIAN PACIFIC DOCKERS REPORTED IN STRIKE STANCE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
As many as 3,300 Canadian west coast longshoremen will be in a legal strike position as of today, i
Maritime
FRANCE WORKS TO SHAPE NEW PACT WITH SOVIETS
PHIL REAVIS |
The French merchant marine again is seeking to boost its share of seaborne trade between France and
Maritime
Y.S. LINE TO ACCELERATE RATIONALIZATION
A.E. CULLISON |
Japan's financially ailing Yamashita-Shinnihon Steamship Co., one of the country's six largest shipp
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sea-Barge Becomes<br><br> A Member of NMCSea-Barge Group Inc. joined the National Maritime Council,
Maritime
NEW SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAM UNVEILED
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American International Group Inc. and Salomon Brothers Inc. said they are joining together to offer
AMBASSADOR'S PRESIDENT REFUSES TO ADMIT DEFEAT
C.A. CARPENTER |
Arnold Chait is still refusing to let Ambassador Insurance Co. die.<br><br> Vermont Insurance Commis
AMERICAN RE MOVING TO NJ
Journal of Commerce Staff |
American Re-Insurance Corp. is moving its headquarters to Princeton, N.J., after 58 years in New Yor
CERVICAL CANCER TESTING ADDRESSED
(AP) |
Many women and doctors aren't making good use of cervical cancer screening tests, and lost lives may
INSURANCE CLIMATE BRIGHTER IN CONN.
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Property insurers may see Connecticut's 1986 tort reform, which is effective Oct. 1, as sufficient t
INNOVATION URGED AT IUMI
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
While marine hull insurance may have seemed profitable over the past year or two, this is only becau
INSURANCEBRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Pa. Places Mutual Fire<br><br> Under SuspensionHARRISBURGH, Pa. - Mutual Fire, Marine & Inland Insur
TORT REFORM TELECONFERENCE DRAWS 1,000 IN PENNSYLVANIA
Journal of Commerce Special |
In an effort to get legislative action on tort and product liability reform, an estimated 1,000 peop
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>President Reagan and Congress are on diverging paths in their anti-drug programs
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
GAO Asked to Examine<br><br> Pollution in BayA Sacramento area congressman asked the General Account
Maritime
CP RAIL WILL TRY AGAIN NEW TEST OF FAST TRAINS AIMS AT LUMBER TRAFFIC
Journal of Commerce Special |
CP Rail is going to continue testing fast trains carrying British Columbian export lumber, despite a
Maritime
HONG KONG BOOSTS EXPORTS TO CHINA
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Exports and re-exports to China regained their upward momentum in July after a dip caused by tighter
Maritime
HONG KONG'S EXPORTS TO CHINA ROSE IN JULY
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Exports and re-exports to China regained their upward momentum in July after a dip caused by tighter
Maritime
INDIA'S EXPORTS RISE 24.6 PERCENT
(AP) |
India's exports during the first three months of its fiscal year rose by 24.6 percent to $2.2 billio
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Volvo Recalls Cars<br><br> For Possible DefectROCKLEIGH, N.J. - Volvo Cars of North America recalled
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Volvo Recalls Cars<br><br> For Possible DefectROCKLEIGH, N.J. - Volvo Cars of North America recalled
Maritime
MALAYSIA EASES MORE INVESTMENT RULES
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Malaysia will further relax rules governing foreign investment to spur overseas interest and help bo
Maritime
MALAYSIA TO EASE RULES ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Malaysia will further relax rules governing foreign investment to spur overseas interest and help bo
Maritime
INDONESIA PLANS TO STABILIZE AVOWED MEASURES SHOULD SUPPORT DEVALUATION
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Indonesia will take steps to shore up the country in the wake of the savage devaluation of the rupia
Maritime
NUCLEAR WASTE STILL SKIRTING PACIFIC PORTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
A federal court judge ruled West Coast ports will not receive spent nuclear fuel rods until a proper
Maritime
CALIF., OREGON VIE FOR JAPANESE FIRMS
Journal of Commerce Special |
It's going to be harder for Oregon to compete for Japanese investment, thanks to California's decisi
Maritime
FUJI XEROX TO INCREASE PURCHASES FROM TAIWAN
KIM TZOU |
Fuji Xerox Corp. of Japan, a joint venture between Tokyo-based Fuji Photo Film Co. and a London subs
Maritime
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