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EIFFEL TOWER RESTAURANT MOVES TO NEW ORLEANS
(AP) |
For 44 years, Le Restaurant de la Tour Eiffel served the likes of de Gaulle, Bardot, Picasso, Chapli
Maritime
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Black African Summit<br><br> BLANTYRE, Malawi - Four black African leaders met for a mini-summit tha
Maritime
PORTUGAL MUM ON TALKS AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES ISSUE COULD CREATE TENSION
ROSALIND RACHID |
Portugal will be mum on its opposition to agricultural subsidies if the European Community has to de
Maritime
ATTORNEYS WANT AIR CASE TRIED IN KY.
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Attorneys for an airline whose military charter crashed in Canada, killing 248 Fort Campbell soldier
P-I-E NOTES TURNAROUND
LEO ABRUZZESE |
P-I-E Nationwide Inc. reported $4.7 million in pretax profit for the first half of 1986, a $52 milli
PRODUCE SHIPPERS WORRIED STRIKE WOULD HAVE PLOWED PERISHABLES UNDER
JOSEPH BONNEY |
Lettuce, cantaloupes, cucumbers and other Western-grown produce would have a hard time getting to Ea
RAILS WOULD TAP SUPERVISORS IN STRIKE
A STAFF REPORT |
Railroad companies say they would use managers to keep high-priority double- stack cargo trains movi
RAIL STRIKE COULD AID FULL TRUCKLOAD FLEETS
LEO ABRUZZESE |
A nationwide rail strike would boost freight levels for many full truckload motor carriers, but coul
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Guilford, Union Discuss<br><br> Panel RecommendationsThe Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
COAL DEPENDENT ON RAIL TRANSPORT
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
A nationwide railway strike could have a major impact on the coal and utility industries, depending
AIRBUS CITES KEY ISSUE IN MCDONNELL TALKS
LARRY STERNE |
Airbus Industrie said McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s unwillingness to consider the development of the A33
RETALIATION ON SERVICES FORESEEN
TIM NEALE |
Two Reagan administration officials indicated they were fed up with foreign government policies rest
WEEKLY RAIL FREIGHT REPORT
JOC Team |
For the week ended Aug. 30, 1986, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equ
FREIGHT CONFERENCE ROUND-UP
Journal of Commerce Staff |
News from the third day of the International Freight Industry Conference in London:<br><br> U.S. ope
PEOPLE PAYING VENDORS PAYMENTS AT A SLOWER PACE THAN IN THE PAST
LARRY STERNE |
Robert J. Aaronson, director of aviation for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, said he is
WASHINGTON RANKS HIGH AS A TOURIST CITY
CHRISTOPHER LOFTING |
To one degree or another, Washington, D.C., is a company town. More than a third of the work force i
CONSORTIUM FINDS OIL OFF ANGOLA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
An international consortium led by Texaco made a discovery of crude oil in a wildcat well off the no
REMOTE SENSING MAKES SENSE TO UNOCAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Unocal scientists are developing new technology for using satellites and spacecraft of the National
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Saudi Arabia Denies<br><br> Excessive ProductionRIYAD, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia denied reports th
CITIZENS EXPLAINS LIBYA LINK
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
Citizens Resources Corp. received a letter of credit for a "garden variety" oil purchase financing d
CONVERSION INC. COMPLETES DEALS ACQUIRES WESTERN HYDROPOWER, SHAWMUT, SHARE IN ADIRONDACK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Conversion Industries Inc. completed acquisitions of Western Hydropower Inc., Shawmut Engineering In
JAPAN CONSIDERS CRUDE FUTURES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry has asked a private research institute to study
MART SEEN WITHSTANDING NORWEGIAN OUTPUT CUTS
(AP) |
Norway's decision to cut its North Sea oil exports by 10 percent in November and December is seen as
COAST GUARD SURVEYS SPILL DAMAGE
(AP) |
The Coast Guard took to the skies to survey damage from a spreading 295,000- gallon oil spill in the
NORWEGIAN TAX PLAN TO DELAY DEVELOPMENT?
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Norwegian government's latest oil taxation proposal could lead Norsk Hydro to delay development
SUDAN DELAYS LIQUIDATING JOINTLY HELD OIL COMPANY
(AP) |
Sudan's Energy Ministry said the government wants to liquidate an oil company it owns jointly with U
AIR PRODUCTS SIGNS NIPPON STEEL PACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Air Products and Chemicals Inc. announced it signed a contract with Nippon Steel Corp. for the suppl
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Controls Seen Hindering<br><br> Clean Coal DevelopmentCurrent emissions legislation before Congress
HUNGRY PREDATOR BUGS A FARMER'S BEST FRIEND?
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Predator bugs with healthy appetites may prove to be a farmer's best friend in reducing infestation
DU PONT PACT GOES TO DANIEL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Daniel International Corp., a subsidiary of Fluor Corp., announced that it was awarded a contract fr
HOPE CREEK OPERATORS CONFIDENT ON SAFETY
(AP) |
Operators of the Hope Creek nuclear power plant said they are confident testing will reveal any flaw
KOREA MAPS POWER PLANS WILL BUILD 12 STATIONS BUT ONLY 7 TO BURN COAL
P.T. BANGSBERG |
A dozen new power stations are to be built by the South Korean government over the next 10 years, wh
CHEMICAL MARKETS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Pennwalt Announces Price Hikes<br><br> Pennwalt Corp. is increasing the price for sodium chlorate cr
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Dexter Eyes<br><br> AcquisitionOf RPI<br><br>WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn., - The Dexter Corp. announced it h
UK TO CUT SULFUR EMISSIONS
(AP) |
Britain announced plans to spend 600 million (US$900 million) to cut sulfur emissions from coal-fue
ORGANIC CLOUD SLOWS TMI CLEANUP
(AP) |
The clean-up of Three Mile Island Unit 2 is being slowed for a second time by single-celled organism
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Team |
Thursday, September 11, 1986<br><br> (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES<br><br>Canad
LOBBYISTS SEE FARM AID PACKAGE
(AP) |
Some farm lobbyists and others think the Reagan administration soon may unveil a package of goodies
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mexican Border Firms<br><br> To Bank in DollarsThe government said businesses along the U.S.-Mexico
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Team |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
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