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VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Mideast Trip Put Off<br><br> WASHINGTON - Secretary of State George P. Shultz postponed consideratio
ARGENTINE SENATE FIRM ON BRITAIN
JEREMY MORGAN |
Argentina's Senate has voted for a resolution urging President Raul Alfonsin not to formally authori
Maritime
US WINE MAKES SPLASH IN JAPAN
EVELYN RICHARDS |
In the Sun Marino club - the Tokyo version of a crowded California fern bar - 50 men and women nibbl
Maritime
US SETS IMPORT QUOTAS ON SWEATERS FROM CHINA
(AP) |
The United States announced it is imposing import quotas on ramie and silk- blend sweaters from Chin
Maritime
US PLANS TO SET QUOTAS ON SWEATERS
(AP) |
The United States announced it is imposing import quotas on ramie and silk- blend sweaters from Chin
Maritime
FIRM USES FEDERAL LAW TO GAIN CUSTOMS DATA
GLORIA JOSEPH |
A joint effort by West Coast ports to evaluate Customs Service staffing levels is using the Freedom
Maritime
ECUADOR FACE S TOUGH YEAR
(AP) |
Ecuador's President Leon Febres Cordero, who supports free enterprise and close ties with the United
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Telecom Exhibit Opens<br><br> Sept. 16 in NairobiAfrica Telecom 86, the first African telecommunicat
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Telecom Exhibit Opens<br><br> Sept. 16 in NairobiAfrica Telecom 86, the first African telecommunicat
Maritime
JAGUAR TO ENTER JAPANESE MARKET
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jaguar, the British up-market carmaker, announced Thursday it is to launch a major sales drive in Ja
Maritime
JAGUAR PLANS SALES DRIVE IN JAPAN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Jaguar, the British up-market carmaker, announced Thursday it is to launch a major sales drive in Ja
Maritime
CALIF. SKIES TREACHEROUS
(AP) |
Aircraft nearly collide in flight every other day over California, the state that leads the nation i
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL LOANS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN<br><br> MEXICO - $75 million from the Bank of Japan. Loan is about 4.6 percent of the $1.6 bil
Maritime
PEPSI PLAN IN INDI A STARTING TO FIZZLE
SHEILA TEFFT |
PepsiCo Inc. has tried to soften its blow to India's soft drink industry by agreeing to manufacture
Maritime
PEPSI PLAN IN INDIA IS STARTING TO FIZZLE
SHEILA TEFFT |
PepsiCo Inc. has tried to soften its blow to India's soft drink industry by agreeing to manufacture
Maritime
INVESTOR GROUP BUYS SEASPAN EXISTING MANAGEMENT TEAM WILL BE RETAINED BY MACLUAN
Journal of Commerce Special |
Canada's largest tow boating company, Seaspan International Ltd., of North Vancouver, has been bough
Maritime
WEST COAST BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
2nd Shipment of Debris<br><br> From TMI Reaches LabARCO, Idaho - A train carrying a second shipment
Maritime
AIR AFRIQUE MANAGEMENT HOPES FOR FURTHER UPTURN
HOWARD SCHISSEL |
Air Afrique, the multinational African carrier, is in the midst of an effort to recover from the sla
UK-CANADA DEAL OFF? BRITISH THREATEN TO SCRAP BILATERAL AIR AGREEMENT
Journal of Commerce Special |
Air Canada and Canadian Pacific Air Lines claim Britain is threatening to scrap its bilateral air ag
TEXAS AIR PREDICTS SUCCESSFUL TAKEOVER
TIM NEALE |
The chairman of Texas Air Corp., Houston, predicted his company soon will complete its planned acqui
GUILFORD PRESIDENT RESIGNS
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
Robert Anestis, president of Guilford Transportation Industries, has announced his resignation, but
INNOVATIONS ABOUN D IN THE CAR R ENTAL INDUSTRY
CHRISTOPHER LOFTING |
Times have not been easy for the car rental business. Competition from all sides, and particularly f
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
World Airways Planes<br><br> Going Back to UnitedOAKLAND, Calif. - World Airways, which said it will
AUDIT AIDE PROUD OF STAFF
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Thomas G. Wolf, assistant commissioner of the Office of Transportation Audits, is proud of his offic
BARGE CALL RATES
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The following are the results of Thursday's St. Louis Merchants Exchange call session for barge frei
BUS COMMUTERS OVERRIDE COMPUTERS IN NEW DELHI
(AP) |
After four days of commuter protests, the New Delhi Transport Corp. has restored 114 old bus routes
RUAN EXEMPTION RANKLES RYDER
LEO ABRUZZESE |
A multimillion-dollar tax break for a Midwestern truck lessor will be on the clogged agenda next wee
TRAFFIC BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
ICC Extends Deadline<br><br> In Guilford DisputeThe Interstate Commerce Commission extended the dead
WASH. FERRIE S HURTING TRUCK DISCOUNTS NOT THE ANSWER, STUDY SAYS
BRUCE JOHNSON |
Truckers are driving the long way around the Puget Sound area to avoid ferry costs, but Washington s
US COAL WOR RIES AUSTRALIA
VINCENT W. STOVE |
Australian coal producers are carefully watching the U.S. coal export scene.<br><br> There is concer
EAST KENTUCKY POWER IDLES COAL SCRUBBER
ANDREA CHANCELLOR |
The East Kentucky Power Cooperative said the coal scrubber at its Spurlock power station will be idl
ROMANIA B UYS CARGO OF US ANTHRACITE
SAM GLASSER |
Seven thousand tons of U.S. anthracite was shipped to Romania during the week of June 29.<br><br> Th
JAPAN TO CUT C OAL PRODUCTION
A.E. CULLISON |
Domestic coal production will be slashed from the current 16 million tons annually to only 9 million
GASOLINE STOCKS INCREASE FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE WEEK
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Supplies of gasoline continued to run counter to normal seasonal trends and increased for the second
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sun Co. Raises Postings<br><br> On WTI, Other CrudesSun Co. raised its posted purchase price for Wes
OECD PREDICTS GROWTH IN OIL CONSUMPTION
Journal of Commerce Special |
Preliminary estimates for the third quarter of 1986 made by the Paris-based Organization of Economic
OIL PRICES RALLY AS CUTS BEGIN SENTIMENT, SPECULATION HELP FUEL MARKET SURGE
SIMON CAMERON MOORE |
Crude oil prices have rallied in Europe this week in response to the start of the Organization of Pe
ALASKA PACIFIC NEGOTIATING FOR LAND TO BUILD REFINERY
BRUCE JOHNSON |
The Alaska Pacific Refining Co., planning to build a refinery at the southern end of the trans-Alask
KEY TO OIL PR OJECT: PEOPLE
BRUCE JOHNSON |
Success or failure of a major venture such as the construction of a large oil refinery often may de
BURMAH OIL DIVISION ACQUIRES CEMENT FIRM
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Burmah Specialty Chemicals, a division of the Burmah Oil PLC, acquired Co lumbia Cement Co., a New Y
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