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INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
National Semiconductor Wins Taiwan InjunctionTAIPEI, Taiwan - A District Court in Taipei has
Maritime
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
National Semiconductor Wins Taiwan InjunctionTAIPEI, Taiwan - A District Court in Taipei has
Maritime
TUNNELING CREW SEES THE LIGHT BRITISH COLUMBIA RAIL PROJECT WITHIN WEEKS OF BREAKTHROUGH
Mark Wilson |
Tunneling crews are within weeks of holing through on the longest mainline railway tunnel in North A
Maritime
BRAZIL MAY PUSH SHIP, BOX OUTPUT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Brazil may step up its promotion of shipbuilding and get into the market for marine containers.<
Maritime
ARGENTINE DEBT DEAL UNLIKELY
Jeremy Morgan |
Suggestions that Argentina's creditor banks were willing to press ahead with a debt deal without wai
Maritime
TANKER MARKET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rates continued to drop for supertankers in the Persian Gulf Wednesday, but brokers were encouraged
Maritime
DRY CARGO MARKET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The freight markets were alive with various rumors of business fixed for the Panamax sizes on the tw
Maritime
EPA OBJECTS TO REVIEW OF SEARSPORT TERMINAL
TOM McNIFF Jr. |
The federal Environmental Protection Agency says a draft of an environmental review does not examine
Maritime
MARITIME BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Study to Determine Restoration FeasibilityBUFFALO, N.Y. - A $19,000 feasibility study on the
Maritime
BRAZILIAN POL ICY REVIEWED MEETINGS TO FOCUS ON CHAN GES IN MARITIME POLICY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Representatives of Brazilian and U.S. shipping agencies will meet here today and Friday to examine t
Maritime
EVERGLADES OKS $10 2 MILLION BOND ISSUE
Craig Dunlap |
The Port Everglades Authority approved a $102.15 million bond issue to help finance a major new cont
Maritime
LA. COMMISSION TO BUY CARGO TERMINAL TRACT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The South Louisiana Port Commission voted to buy 34 acres along the Mississippi River for possible d
Maritime
NORTHEAST INSURANCE SUED BY SCARSDALE, NY INVESTOR
C.A. Carpenter |
Northeast Insurance Co. was sued by an unsuccessful bidder for the Portland, Maine, insurer, on char
FMC SETS AGENDA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Federal Maritime Commission will consider the following at its next meeting, 10 a.m. Wednesday,
Maritime
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Shiites Pressure France PARIS - Islamic Jihad, the underground Shiite Moslem group holding F
JAPANESE EXPECTED TO SLASH DUTIES
A.E. Cullison |
The prolonged trade dispute between the U.S. and Japan over failure of the Japanese to lower barrier
BRAZIL REVISES DEBT STRATEGY
James Bruce |
The latest retreat of U.S. interest rates is motivating tactical adjustments in this Latin American
US ROLE SEEN LACKING
Journal of Commerce Staff |
China's main investment hunter in North America says he's not happy with the level of U.S. investmen
UK OFFER SETS EUROBOND RECORD
Janet Porter |
The British government is boosting its reserves through a $4 billion Eurobond offering, the largest
TAIWAN PLANS CUTS IN STEEL SALES TO US
Gregory S. Johnson |
Taiwan's announcement that it will voluntarily restrict steel exports to the United States in the fa
EASTMAN KODAK INTRODUCES 17 NEW PRODUCTS AT SHOW
(Ap) |
Eastman Kodak Co. introduced 17 new products for professional photographers and photofinishers, incl
CONASA, ILA AT STANDSTILL IN PACT TALKS
Alan F. Schoedel |
Contract negotiations between the four-port Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations and the
LEGISLATION ON CONRAIL TAKES SHAPE
David M. Cawthorne |
Key players in the administration and in Congress are beginning to agree on major points of a Conrai
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Gold Prices Rally LONDON - The price of gold, which climbed through the $400 an ounce level
SMALL TRUCKERS PO ISED TO SELF-INSURE
Bill Mongelluzzo |
California's small truckers are preparing to fight the skyrocketing cost of insurance by developing
LEACH, CURTIS TAK E EARLY RETIREMENT IN SURPRISE MOVE AT HOUSTON PORT
Gary Taylor |
Two major and somewhat curious changes are rocking the administration at the Port of Houston Authori
STRIKE HITS GRAIN PORT IN CANADA
Leo Ryan |
A labor dispute halted grain-handling Wednesday at Thunder Bay, Canada's leading grain export center
CHINA ON ROAD T O SWEET SUCCESS
Rosalind Rachid |
China has taught its villagers to cook with energy from the sun, but it has yet to come up with a de
MIDLAND BANK CHIEF TAKES H ELM AT CRUCIAL TIME
Janet Porter |
Two sober-suited London bankers were the unsung heroes of the Iranian hostage crisis five years ago.
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires P/C FirmROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. - Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. said
ON THE TAIL OF HOT FISH
(Ap) |
Nearly 600,000 pounds of illegally caught salmon from Taiwan was seized, and lawsuits may be filed i
Maritime
AUTOS MAY HIT SKIDS
Journal of Commerce Special |
Auto industry compliance with government appeals not to pay suppliers any more than officially set p
Maritime
FORD-BRAZIL TIES INTACT? TALKS WITH VW CONTINUE DESPITE INVESTMENT
James Bruce |
Ford do Brasil's move to invest $100 million to launch a mid-range three- volume model in Brazil by
Maritime
ASEAN APPROVES TWO JOINT VENTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Approval of two joint ventures were the key positive results of talks in the Philippines among econo
Maritime
SUB PROPULSION GETS NEW SCOPE CANADA AWAITS COMPLETION OF REACTOR-POWERED VESSEL
Mark Wilson |
An atomic reactor of U.S. lineage will power a Franco-Canadian submarine due to enter service in 198
Maritime
VISITS OF STATE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
UK-Egyptian Talks LONDON - Egyptian Prime Minister Ali Lutfy will come to Britain next week
BUSINESS CHIEFS RAP MEXICAN PRESIDENT
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
President Miguel de la Madrid provoked unusually sharp criticism from opposition politicians and bus
ASEAN APPROVES TWO JOINT VENTURES
P.T. Bangsberg |
Approval of two joint ventures were the key positive results of talks in the Philippines among econo
Maritime
65 US FIRMS ENTER SOVIET FAIR
Albert Axebank |
Sixty-five U.S. firms will take part in a major 10-day international agriculture-related trade show
FOREIGN HEADLINES
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Manila Airport Secure WASHINGTON - Manila International Airport's security measures received
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