Commentary

VOTE FOR MARITIME EXPERIENCE

MARC FELICE

Maryland will focus prominently in next week's congressional elections, in particular as far as U.S.

ALICE THROUGH THE STAGGERS ACT

CARL E. BAGGE

There's no telling how many pending national grievances in need of redress are due to earlier redres

AFRICAN LENDER GROWS TO FILL NEED

HOWARD SCHISSEL

The African Development Bank Group (AFDB), the continent's largest financing institution, is in the

PORT DREDGING ACT

IT TOOK 10 YEARS, but all the parties involved with the ports and with waterway transportation are t

GOVERNMENT MOVES AGAINST PORN

BRAD CURL

On Oct. 22 the U.S. Justice Department announced its plan to implement the recommendations of the Po

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Trade Bill Article

Deserves a RerunUntil I read "Passing Trade Bill Makes Sense," the OPED a

AN UNLIKELY 'FINNISH CONNECTION'

ALBERT AXEBANK

For many years Finland was able to dodge the bullet by aiming our less than 1 percent of the world's

DOT AT 20

THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION is 20 years old this month. Alan Boyd, the first secretary of trans

A RIGGED MARKET?

THERE ARE VARIOUS DOUBLE AND TRIPLE witching hours in a year, occasions when large institutions with

WILL TAX REFORM BOOST ECONOMY?

MARK A. HUMPHREY

During the last few years, the idea that low rates of taxation encourage prosperity has come back in

ISSUES IN CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS

H. ERICH HEINEMANN

Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usual

IT'S SPEND, SPEND, SPEND IN UK

JANET PORTER

"Spend, spend, spend, urge the banks. "Spend, spend, spend urge the credit card companies. "Spend, s

COSTLY CUSTOMS MANDATE

THE U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE is proceeding relentlessly toward its goal of completely automating its ope

THE TERRORISTS OF FRANCE

AFTER THE WAVE OF TERRORIST BOMBING in the streets of Paris in early September, the French governmen

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