Commentary

NEEDED: A LARGER LOOK

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION next week will receive for reconsideration a major railroad merge

JAPAN AS TEACHER - II

WE WERE A BIT long-winded the other day and overshot our appointed space for an editorial headed "Ja

THE ABROGATION OF ANTITRUST

H. ERICH HEINEMANN

The economic legacy of the Reagan administration is sure to include a long list of grotesque distort

TACKLING UNEMPLOYMENT IN JAPAN

A.E. CULLISON

This week, as autumn turned to winter, a distinct chill seemed to enter Japan's employment picture.<

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SOVIETS FARMERS LACK INCENTIVES TO PRODUCE

Joseph Halow

I read with interest the article by David R. Francis, "Advances in Soviet Agriculture, (JofC, Oct. 1

BUDGETARY BAMBOOZLING

THE NEW CONGRESS WILL HEAR much about budgets when it comes to town in January. From the administrat

SECURITY BLANKET

WHAT TO GIVE BABY for Christmas - booties, a blanket or social security card? A social security card

SHIP SAFETY QUESIONS RE-EMERGE

EDWIN UNSWORTH

As investigations begin into the recent grounding off the south coast of Ireland of the combination

PHILIPPINES PEACE NOT AT HAND YET

RICHARD GOURLAY

"This year the guns will be silent at Christmas," shouted the headlines in Manila a month ago when e

THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION?

ROBERT BURKHARDT

One of the side effects of the Ivan Boesky investigation casts doubt on the game of arbitrage - perh

CONVENIENT CULPRIT

WHO IS RESPONSIBLE for the trouble the Reagan administration finds itself in over arms shipments to

MAKING THE INITIATIVE WORK

THERE WERE NO BANNER headlines, no lofty editorials. But in contrast to other recent events, the Rea

WASHINGTON REPORT ATLANTIC PARTNERS LOOK TO PACIFIC

WASHINGTON BUREAU

ARE THE UNITED STATES and the European Community ganging up on Japan?

In two cases now, the

HILTZHEIMER HAS DONE IT BEFORE

STANFORD ERICKSON

It was December, 1964. Charles I. Hiltzheimer, between planes at O'Hara Airport in Chicago, was maki

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