Commentary

MARAD MS. SPEAKS

ELAINE CHAO, deputy maritime administrator with the Maritime Administration, recently spoke before t

KEEP ON TRUCKIN'

MORE THAN 4,000 OF THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY'S top executives arrive in Washington this week to consider

ADVANCES IN SOVIET AGRICULTURE

DAVID R. FRANCIS

Will the Green Revolution come to the Soviet Union, eventually wiping out grain sales there by the U

POLAND'S ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT

THOMAS H. NAYLOR

Not only has the Polish government of Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski recently released 225 additional poli

DISARMAMENT: A QUESTION OF TRUST

ALBERT AXEBANK

Given the deep Russian despair over the lack of concrete results from the Iceland summit, many here

LEAK IT TO THE MEDIA

DISINFORMATION. It's a very big term in Washington these days, where the White House press corps was

WHO'S WHO?

THE SUMMIT WAS DISCUSSED ON THE TRAIN. Why was there a stalemate? it was asked. Well that's what hap

NO BANG IN FRENCH FINANCIAL MARTS

HOWARD SCHISSEL

Compared with London's Big Bang, the changes in the rules governing banking and financial markets in

NUCLEAR POWER'S MISSING LINK

FERNAND J. St GERMAIN

History tells us that Prometheus, one of the Titans of Greek mythology, gave man fire against the wi

POWER (HORSEPOWER) TO THE PEOPLE

PETER G. KOLTNOW

One of the richest and most attractive counties in the country is about to publish an "Interim Growt

EDUCATE US TO TRADE

IT CAME AS NO SURPRISE that the U.S. trade deficit was a chief topic of discussion at the recent Vir

CARRIER-SHIPPER PARTNERSHIP

OCEAN, TRUCKING AND RAIL CARRIERS are beginning to look at shippers in a different way. Before dereg

UK PRESS CALLS FOR EASIER ACCESS

EDWIN UNSWORTH

If a campaign launched last week by one of the country's leading national newspapers is successful,

COSTA RICA'S ECONOMY ON THE RISE

KATHLEEN A. CHARLES

A firm resolve by the recently elected Arias government to preserve the long- standing democratic pr

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