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DREAMING OF GLOBAL TRADE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The rising tide of protectionism in Washington and the ebbing of interest in foreign trade in Ottawa
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Report: Japanese Yards<br><br> To Lose 65 Billion YenJapan's seven major shipbuilders are likely to
Maritime
TACOMA, CREDITORS IN ACCORD
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. said it reached an agreement in principle with its secured bank creditors a
Maritime
LIGHTHOUSE SHINES
(AP) |
A lighthouse shines again from Great Point, blinking its warning to mariners every five seconds, as
Maritime
HOLT, LAVINO NEGOTIATING PHILADELPHIA TERMINAL DEAL
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Holt Cargo Systems Inc. and Lavino Shipping Co. are conducting talks that could lead to Holt acquiri
Maritime
INSTITUTE PUSHES SUBSIDY REFORM GROUP FEARS 75 PERCENT OF US FLAGS WILL SHIFT REGISTRY BY 1990
ROBERT F. MORISON |
A maritime industry trade group warned that without enactment of pending reform legislation three-qu
Maritime
VOYAGER SEEKS TITLE XI FUNDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Maritime Administration received another application for government<br><br>financial backing, co
Maritime
STRIKE ACTION PUT ON HOLD AT ROTTERDAM
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Port employees at Rotterdam will not take strike action before Sept. 19, the date Seaport, Multi-Ter
Maritime
BENNETT DE NIES RUMORS INSISTS THERE IS NO SP LIT WITH RETIRING DIRECTOR
GARY TAYLOR |
Archie Bennett, chairman of the Houston Port Commission, directed a public tongue-lashing at the ano
Maritime
BAY BRIDGE SEEKS BIRTHDAY FUNDS
(AP) |
The Bay Bridge that connects San Francisco and Oakland always has been the ugly stepsister to the fa
Maritime
DISPUTE PUTS THUNDER BAY AT IMPASSE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Grain activity at Thunder Bay, Canada's biggest cereals export port, remains at a complete standstil
Maritime
HONG KONG SHIPS TO FLY TWO FLAGS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Ships registered in Hong Kong will fly two flags beginning in 1990.<br><br> The flags will be the fa
Maritime
FEDERAL LAW USED TO GAIN CUSTOMS DATA
GLORIA JOSEPH |
A joint effort by West Coast ports to evaluate Customs Service staffing levels is using the Freedom
Maritime
INSIDE TALK FROM THE GULF COAST
Joseph Bonney |
HELLO, MY NAME IS: It looks as if name tags may be necessary when the Gulf Ports Association holds i
Maritime
TWO SHIPS COLLIDE OFF NIGERIA
(AP) |
About 100 people were feared dead following a collision between two vessels off Port Harcourt in sou
Maritime
IMASCO SELLS SEASPAN TO INVESTORS GROUP
Journal of Commerce Special |
A group of Vancouver investors bought Canada's largest towboating company, Seaspan International Ltd
Maritime
SOVIET UNION MUM ON PLAN FOR ARCTIC SEA ROUTE
Journal of Commerce Special |
The Soviet Union's interest in developing an arctic sea route to link Vancouver with northern Europe
Maritime
USDA RELAXES CERTIFICATE RULE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it will allow vessels carrying meat product exports to leave
Maritime
TEXTILE TOWN WEAV ING FROM QUOTAS
Chicago Tribune |
Three large framed photographs dominate the paneled walls of Mayor James Baker's office. Each pictu
Maritime
ARGENTINE FARMERS SEEK HIGHER SUPPORT PRICES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Argentine farmers are demanding a higher support price for remaining old crop wheat and new crop whe
COLOMBIA TO BENEFIT WORLD COFFEE MART
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Colombia's steady supply of accumulated coffee stocks helped avoid a price panic in a year of worldw
FARM WOES AWAIT CONGRESS
CYNTHIA OWENS |
The U.S. Congress will return this week after three weeks of facing the home crowds, and farm-state
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
India to Support<br><br> Coffee Export QuotasNEW DELHI, India - India is expected to support the rev
FARM BILL REQUIREMENTS COULD CUT COTTON ACRES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Cotton acreage could be slashed in Texas and reduced in Oklahoma and some mid-south and southeastern
THAILAND URGES US TO REVIEW SUGAR POLICY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Thailand has urged the U.S. to review its policy of "dumping" government- owne d sugar on the world
2 FIRMS SEEK LICENSES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
CAP Air/Ocean Inc. of Houston and Rider Distributors Inc., Hialeah, Fla.,<br><br>applied to the Fede
Maritime
FMC SEEKS MORE DATA ON HIGH-CUBE RULES
ROBERT F. MORISON |
The Federal Maritime Commission is seeking more information from ocean carri ers serving Japan on t
Maritime
JAPANESE, OTHERS TO AID C.H. TUNG $227.5 MILLION LOAN AIMED AT SUPPORTING NEWBUILDINGS
A.E. CULLISON |
Japanese and other creditors plan to lend Hong Kong's C.H. Tung Group $277.5 million to support newb
COCOA PACT AGREEMENT NEAR
Knight-Ridder Financial |
International Cocoa Organization consumers and producers are close to agreeing a mechanism to cover
FLA. CITRUS SHIPMENTS ROSE IN '85-86 SEASON
(Orlando Sentinel) |
Favorable growing conditions helped boost shipments of Florida's fresh citrus to their second-highes
CORN GLUTEN FEED RALLY HINGES ON EC LEVY MOVE
SAMUEL C. NELSON |
A recent price rally in corn gluten feed may be short-lived if the EC decides to follow through with
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Brazil May Re-enter<br><br> Sugar Export MarketRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Brazil could return to the s
SUGAR JOURNAL SEES DIP IN 1985-86 PRODUCTION
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The U.K.-based World Sugar Journal Monday revised its forecast for 1985-86 world sugar output to 96.
ANALYST DOUBTS SUGAR WILL FALL FURTHER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The sugar market may not see further sizable declines from current levels, given the virtual 50 perc
VPA ISSUES PL EA FOR FUNDS
CARL CAHILL |
Reporters, business leaders, legislators and port boosters were called to the Virginia Port Authorit
Maritime
NORMED ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS THIRD OF STAFF TO LOSE JOBS BY YEAR'S END
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Normed, France's largest shipbuilding concern, will lay off 2,340 of its 7,017 employees by January.
Maritime
MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Team |
Lloyd's agents at Chittagong said the 27,145-deadweight-ton British bulk carrier Warnant refloated
Maritime
LANGEVELD, FORMER CAPTAIN, SHIPBUILDER, DEAD AT 65
JOC Team |
Martin A. Langeveld, a former sea captain and shipbuilding executive, died Friday at his home in New
Maritime
PAN-ELECTRIC AUCTION MOVES 12 OF 32 VESSELS
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Auctioneers in Singapore are negotiating privately in an effort to liquidate more of the salvage fle
Maritime
FREQUENT FLIE R FOR CARGO
BILL MONGELLUZZO |
Frequent flier programs have proved to be such a boon for the passenger side of the airline busines
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