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SEASON'S LOWEST GASOLINE PRICES ARE EXPECTED FOR LABOR DAY \ SUMMER HAD STARTED AT A 15-YEAR HIGH
Arthur Gottschalk |
Holiday drivers this weekend will find the lowest gasoline prices of the summer, which began at a 15
BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
SAFETY ON BRITISH SEASDECLINING, OFFICERS WARNLONDON - Maritime safety around Britain is det
IMCS: CHANGE DIRECTION, OR STAY COURSE?
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
It's a recipe for an identity crisis, or perhaps a case of the trailer hauling the engine.In
SHORT LINES SEEK INTERMODAL CONNECTIONS
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
It seems like a case of cargo making strange bedfellows, but railroad intermodal services and short-
ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE GETS BOOST FROM IMPROVED FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES
Tom Connors |
A smaller trade deficit was the biggest single factor in the sharp upward revision announced by the
VEGETABLES: US WATERBORNE EXPORTS
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JAPAN SAYS TRADE ACCORDSMUST MEET GLOBAL RULESTOKYO - Japan would not reject requests for tw
Maritime
MEXICAN MARKETS A LITTLE EDGY FOLLOWING ATTACKS BY REBEL GROUP
Kevin G. Hall |
A self-proclaimed rebel group's stepped up attacks on military personnel in two states in south Mexi
Maritime
USDA MOVE SPELLS RELIEF FOR CALIFORNIA AVOCADO SECTOR \ MEXICAN EXPORTERS FACE ONE-YEAR DELAY
Peter Tirschwell |
California avocado growers bracing for a barrage of low-priced imports from Mexico have been handed
Maritime
OFFICIAL WARNS CUBA LAW MAY SOUR TRADE RELATIONS
Kevin G. Hall |
Mexico and Canada risk increasing trade tensions if they continue fighting the controversial Helms-B
Maritime
QUOTE TO NOTE
Jim Campbell |
''It's probably been on the back burner to the point that now it has fallen off the back of the stov
Maritime
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PEPSICO DEMANDS PENALTYFROM VENEZUELAN BOTTLERCARACAS, Venezuela - Pepsico Inc. said it has
Maritime
AMERICAN AMUSEMENT MACHINE ASSOCIATION
Maria Carlino |
For the American Amusement Machine Association, there is nothing fun about having counterfeit outfit
Maritime
BRIEFS
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WIDOW ASKS FULL COURTTO REVIEW AIDS CASENEW ORLEANS - A widow is asking a federal appeals co
UK AEROSPACE FIRMS SEEK GREATER GOVERNMENT AID
Janet Porter |
Britain's aerospace industry will be pressuring the government for more support to help the country'
Maritime
ZEDILLO TO ADDRESS PUBLIC ON SEPT. 1
Kevin G. Hall |
President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon gives his second state of the nation speech this weekend ami
Maritime
MORRIS SCANDAL SHAKES CLINTON ADMINISTRATION
Reuters |
Even as President Clinton sought Thursday to focus attention on his plans for a second term, his re-
Maritime
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FEINSTEIN EASESCUSTOMS CRITICISMCHICAGO - Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., seems to have cal
Maritime
ALL IN THE FAMILY
JOC Staff |
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Maritime
A TALL ORDER FOR CLINTON: FULFILLING VOWS IF HE WINS
John Maggs |
President Clinton's commanding lead in the run-up to November has been built on a strong economy, bu
Maritime
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY OKS EARTHQUAKE COVERAGE BILL
Ron Lent |
The California Assembly has passed a measure that sets the stage for the Legislature to authorize th
CHINA NEEDS LIFE (INSURANCE) LESSONS
P.T. Bangsberg |
The life insurance market in China may be stirring, but an industry survey concludes the country is
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
From Wire and Staff Reports |
AMERICANINTERNATIONAL GROUP INC.Joseph L. Boren has been named executive vice president and
LLOYD'S SHRUGS OFF COLORADO'S THREATS \ ATTORNEY GENERAL PLANS TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION
Helen R. Macleod |
Lloyd's on Thursday said it was confident the threat of legal action from Colorado Attorney General
SUPERFUND PROPOSAL QUESTIONED INDUSTRIES DOUBTFUL OF CLINTON'S FIX-IT PLAN
Margo D. Beller |
Property/casualty insurers and chemical manufacturers were united in skepticism on President Clinton
LTL CARRIERS FACE A LONG HAUL
Chris Isidore |
The long-anticipated spinoff of CF MotorFreight announced this week is again raising the question of
CANADA BACKS OUT OF SEAWAY INCENTIVE PLAN
Paul F. Conley |
Just as the waters calmed in the longstanding feud between Canada and the United States on tolls, th
TSA PUTS SURCHARGE ON GOODS FROM CHINA
Bill Mongelluzzo |
U.S. importers are taking in stride a documentation fee that will be imposed by trans-Pacific shippi
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SHIPSJAPAN TURNS OVERMUTINY SHIPTOKYO - Japan on Wednesday turned over to South Kore
SHIPPERS TO INDUSTRY: INTERMODAL SERVICE IS OFF TRACK
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
The future of railroad intermodal service looms as a big ''if'' and a bigger ''when.''If the
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PENSKE AGAIN WINSTORO EXCELLENCE AWARDREADING, Pa. - For the second year in a row, Penske Tr
BARGES CAN PLY MORE OF LAKE MICHIGAN
Paul F. Conley |
It took nearly two years, but the federal government has decided on a plan to allow river barges to
GLITCH DEFLATES TITANIC EFFORT
Associated Press |
After 84 years in a watery grave, a 13-ton chunk of the Titanic spent one more night in the icy Atla
TRANSPORTATION CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
AUGUSTS.O.S. Safety on Ships. Through Dec. 30. New York. Exhibit on New York's maritime trag
CANADIANS STRIKE GOLD IN MINERAL RUSH ABROAD
Aviva Freudmann |
This frontier city in Canada's West is the site of a modern-day gold rush. Only this time, the rush
SHIP FIXTURE BREAKDOWN
Ship fixtures are a product of KRF/Global News, the industry's |
GLOSSARYAR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule
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AMERICA WEST TO EXPANDOHIO-FLORIDA SERVICECOLUMBUS, Ohio - America West Airlines said new da
TOOTSIE TRUCK GOES POP, THEN ROLLS OVER
Associated Press |
Tough luck, kids. A truck carrying 31,000 pounds of Tootsie Rolls crashed on the first day of school
HARBOR TRUCKING COMPANIES FEAR ASSAULT BY UNIONS
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Harbor trucking companies nationwide fear they are under siege as unions press to organize the owner
HONG KONG TO DELAY NEW TERMINAL
P.T. Bangsberg |
Hong Kong planners are proposing a nearly two-year delay in the building of container terminal 10, o
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