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CANADA MULLS TAX REFORM

WITH A SWEEPING TAX REFORM now in place in the United States, the pressure has increased sharply for

WASHINGTON REPORT MARITIME VETO NOT TOTAL SURPRISE

WASHINGTON BUREAU

PRESIDENT REAGAN'S POCKET VETO of the maritime authorization bill may not have been a total surprise

BITING THE HAND

AN AUSTRALIAN SUGAR CANE FARMER who lost his arm after being mauled by his pet crocodile pleaded tha

MARAD REPORT INACCURATE

MARC FELICE

The U.S. Maritime Administration last month published a report, Inventory of American Intermodal Equ

LIFE WITH A KOREAN WOMAN

STANFORD ERICKSON

Driving down a country road at 70 miles an hour my wife suddenly shouts, ''Look:" I slam on the bra

KEEP THE LETTERS COMING

JAMES G. DUNAIF, a New Yorker who writes a Letter to the Editor to us a couple times a month, passed

PUTTING BRAINS TO WORK

WHEN THE SOVIETS launched the Sputnik satellite in the 1950s, they took a great American idea and be

SHIPPERS WORRY ABOUT CARRIERS, TOO

MURRAY FINKEL

Ocean containership transportation is going through some real tough times. Some blame the problem o

MILITARY DOMINATES IN R&D

DANIEL S. GREENBERG

The latest figures from Washington's official scorekeepers show that thePentagon controls nearly 75

BUT WHO'LL PEEL THE POTATOES?

ALBERT AXEBANK

Who lost, who won in the recent embassy flap in with Moscow?

The hostility persists. Western

VALLEY STATE ELECTIONS

Poll officials at Hoover school in Indio, near Palm Springs, Calif., found a unique way to safeguard

BACK UP THE EXPORTERS

U.S. EXPORTERS have a tough time competing in world markets. Part of the problem is barriers erected

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Many Factors Prevail

In DecommissioningThe article, "Nuclear Power's Missing Link," (JofC Oc

PRIVATIZATION'S INROADS IN AFRICA

HOWARD SCHISSEL

One of the most positive aspects of Africa's current economic crisis - in 1986 gross domestic produc

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