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SHIPBROKER W. GRIFFIN DEAD AT 63
Journal of Commerce Staff |
William Griffin, president of two shipbrokerage firms, WVG Shipping & Trading and W.V. Griffin & Ass
Maritime
AGENCY DEFERS ACTION AGAINST PERU CARGO LAWS
TIM NEALE |
The Federal Maritime Commission said it would not act against Peru for the next six months if Peru d
Maritime
USL URGES DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
United States Lines (S.A.) Inc., the lone U.S. carrier in the U.S.-Brazil liner cargo pool, believes
Maritime
ANALYST REBUTS CLAIM AGAINST NEW MAINE PORT
TOM MCNIFF Jr. |
A port development analyst disputed Sierra Club contentions that a cargo port here is not justified
Maritime
ILA PICKETS TEAMSTERS' UNLOADING PEACEFUL ACTION PROTESTS LABOR MOVE AT PORT EVERGLADES
CRAIG DUNLAP |
All was quiet on the north terminal as Teamsters unloaded and the International Longshoremen's Assoc
Maritime
TREASURE HUNTER FEELS MORE PIRATE BOOTY EXISTS
(AP) |
The hundreds of silver coins, pieces of gold and silver bars stashed in a bank vault more than equal
Maritime
SOVIETS CONSTRUCTING NEW SUBMARINE BASE
(AP) |
The Soviet Union is building a new base for its enormous Typhoon submarines as part of its fortifica
Maritime
COFFEE MARTS TO GET LIFT?
Knight-Ridder Financial |
A strong technical picture is expected to provide support to the bullish sentiment that swept over c
CREDITORS: ITC MEMBERS KNEW OF LOOMING COLLAPSE
(AP) |
Creditors of the International Tin Council claimed to have evidence that member-governments had full
ANTI-LOCUST AID URGED FOR AFRICA
(AP) |
Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar urged governments and aid organizations to help fight a cr
COMMODITY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Australians Ratify<br><br> Sugar Assistance PlanSYDNEY, Australia - Australia's federal government c
ANOTHER TRY FOR RICE
(AP) |
With the agricultural economy needing resuscitation, it might not be the best time to attempt the re
WORKERS VOTE 1-DAY STRIKE AT DOVER
(AP) |
Immigration officers at the southeast England Port of Dover voted to strike for 24 hours in a disput
Maritime
UNION HURTING P HILADELPHIA PORTS
JOC Team |
Philadelphia's waterfront union, by taking a tough line on enforcing work rules and a soon-to-expire
Maritime
MAINE CRACKS DOWN ON TRUCK VIOLATIONS
TOM MCNIFF, Jr. |
Maine state police say more than 60 percent of tractor trailers inspected during spot checks this sp
NORWEGIAN TRUCKERS CONSIDER GOING ABROAD
BOB WESENBERG |
High taxes and strict quotas have convinced some truckers here to consider registering their vehicle
BENTLEY CITES NEW VICTORY FOR US FLAGS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., claimed credit for preventing yet another side-stepping of U.S.-fl
Maritime
YUCATAN TARGETED FOR IN-BOND PLANTS
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Mexico's Yucatan conjures up images of the ancient Mayan civilization, and it draws thousands of tou
LOW-COST SURFAC E TRANSPORT VITAL
ROSE A. HOROWITZ |
Mexico expects airlines and ocean carriers to be best at moving cargo for the duty-free, in-bond pla
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Fiber-Optic Expansion<br><br> NEW YORK - GTE Laboratories said its scientists have found a way to do
USL AIRS SERVICE CUTBACK LINE TO SUSPEND ITS DIRECT CALLS TO FOS, JEDDAH
MARK MAGNIER |
United States Lines said it will reduce its round-the-world service by suspending direct calls to Fo
TRUCKING BOXES IN VANCOUVER
GLORIA JOSEPH |
About 40 percent of the containerized cargo arriving at the Port of Vancouver<br><br>from the Far Ea
ANALYSTS SAY PEOPLE SHOULD SURVIVE CRISIS
TIM NEALE |
People Express Airlines will survive its latest crisis - the expected bankruptcy of its Frontier Air
CARGILL BULLISH ON BARTER
P.T. BANGSBERG |
Minneapolis-based Cargill Inc. is moving more heavily into countertrade in Asia, helped by a pioneer
SALES INCREASE FOR EXISTING HOMES
(AP) |
Sales of existing homes rose 1.8 percent to an annual rate of 3.45 million last month in the first i
ECONOMIC SHADOWS SHOW IN SUN BELT
JIM NESBITT |
In the hazy shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a vacant, sprawling textile plant serves as a deser
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY.
JOC Team |
GENERAL NEWS<br><br>General Motors Corp. is offering new incentives aimed at urging employees to res
GRAIN DISCUSSIONS FOCUS ON US, EC INTENSIFYING TRADE WAR SEEN DEPRESSING PRICES
(AP) |
Three wheat-growing countries said they expect the world price to be forced down further by the int
GM SEEKS TO REDUCE WORK FORCE
(AP) |
General Motors Corp. is offering new incentives aimed at urging white-collar employees to resign, a
BETHLEHEM SELL S ENGINEERING ARM TO BHP STEEL
GREGORY S. JOHNSON |
BHP Steel International Group, a division of Australia's Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd., acquired
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Report on Chernobyl<br><br> VIENNA, Austria - Nuclear industry experts from more than 50 countries b
USW CHIEF CITES NEEDS OF WORKERS
JOC Team |
The president of the United Steelworkers says all the remedies for what's been called a crisis in Am
STEEL OUTPUT FALLS IN WEST
(AP) |
Crude steel output in the non-communist world fell 6.9 percent in July to 33.197 million metric tons
VISITS OF STATE.
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Sudan Leader to Visit<br><br> KHARTOUM, Sudan - Prime Minister Sadek el-Mahdi will visit the United
ON THE MOVE
JOC Team |
AIR CARGO<br><br> AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Kenneth G. Hunt was named manager, Nor
IRAN TO USE SUPERTANKER TO STORE OIL IN GULF
(AP) |
Iran has chartered the world's largest supertanker to provide floating storage for its crude oil in
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Platou Buys Ship<br><br> Ordered by SankoOSLO, Norway - R.S. Platou of Oslo purchased a ship origina
Maritime
SEATTLE GROUP SEEKS DOE EXPLANATION
GLORIA JOSEPH |
Port of Seattle commissioners said the Inland Waters Coalition can use port facilities to hold a pub
Maritime
TOTE ARGUES FOR CUT IN PILOT FEES ON SOUND
BRUCE JOHNSON |
A steamship company operating between Washington and Alaska is seeking a 50 percent reduction in fee
Maritime
LA. PORT GROUP ALTERS MAKEUP
JOSEPH BONNEY |
The South Louisiana Port Commission has been reorganized in an effort to reduce political squabbling
Maritime
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