Commentary

WHY THE TOURISTS STAYED AWAY

ROBERT BURKHARDT

Last summer should have been the best tourist season ever for Britain.

There was a royal wed

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Column Was Filled

With False StatementsNeil Peirce's recent column on Amtrak (Sept. 3, JofC)

CREEPING SOVIET TENTACLES

THE SOVIET UNION IS BUSY on the economic front. The 92 member nations that make up the General Agree

BODY SNATCHING

WORKERS FROM TWO RIVAL CHARITY GROUPS in Bangkok, Thailand, fought with fists, knives and clubs over

TO CATCH A THIEF

AS ROUND-THE-CLOCK SECURITIES TRADING moves closer to reality, the biggest headache for regulators i

A HOT TIME (POLITICALLY) IN ATHENS

ROBIN MOORE

The political climate in Athens, indeed throughout Greece, seems to be as hot as the weather. The So

JAPANESE LABOR TRENDS CHANGING

A.E. CULLISON

When Masataka Kawakita, 33, informed his family and friends he was shifting companies, no one could

READ THIS AND EARN $1,500

J.A. LIVINGSTON

Steven M. Rosenberry, of Wyomissing, Pa., doesn't want a loan in the form of a cash-and-spend check.

CAMPBELL SPILLS THE BEANS

The United States needs more people like R. Gordon McGovern if it is to lick its mountainous trade d

RAIL RATES SIDETRACKED

THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE should be commended for deciding not to permit proposals to reimpose radic

STRATEGY SPLITTING AT THE SEAMS

H. ERICH HEINEMANN

The international banking community is gathering in Washington this week to prepare for the annual

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES

LEO RYAN

What a difference a few years and the price of a barrel of oil make.

It doesn't seem that lo

GREEKS BEMOAN ABSENT AMERICANS