Commentary

A VOTE FOR TAX REFORM BILL

JOHN R. BLOCK

As secretary of agriculture in the Reagan administration, I sat in many Cabinet debates on tax poli

TAX CHANGE AIDS US-FLAG SHIPPING

TALMAGE E. SIMPKINS

For a number of years it has been possible for U.S. citizens to set up foreign corporations through

BRITAIN'S POLITICAL PARTIES ON ALERT

JANET PORTER

All over Britain small bands of people are being mobilized, ready for action at a moment's notice.

GLOBAL AIR AGREEMENTS

DOES THE UNITED STATES EMBRACE restrictive international aviation policies behind a smokescreen of f

BOMBING PARIS

THERE IS AN OLD AMERICAN SAYING that the way to get a mule's attention is to hit him with a two-by-

WASHINGTON REPORT BUSINESS WATCHING AQUINO POLICY

WASHINGTON BUREAU

PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT Corazon Aquino won rave reviews for her speeches here last week, but U.S. busi

US FLAG ABSENT ON THE GREAT LAKES

MARC FELICE

In 1984 - the last year for which complete data are available - about 40 million tons of cargo moved

KUDOS FOR RAIL INDUSTRY

ABOUT 100 MILLION TONS of hazardous materials are moved by railcar each year. Some 95,000 rail tank

HIS CAUSE: MARITIME SAFETY

THE MARITIME COMMUNITY LOST A FRIEND the other day. Retired Coast Guard Adm. Frank Higbee, 92, died

LUMBER CLOUDS US-CANADA TALKS

RICHARD LAWRENCE

The United States and Canada are to wrap up next week the first stage of their exploratory talks tow

PASSING TRADE BILL MAKES SENSE

HARRY L. FREEMAN

The "Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act," the trade bill passed in May by the House

HOW HEATING OIL PRICES ARE SET

JAMES R. WELLS

An article in the Aug. 8 issue of The Journal of Commerce, noting statements made by New York state

THE 55 MPH LIMIT

NOW THAT THE PRICE OF GASOLINE HAS DECREASED, we have been besieged by various groups over the last

BRAZIL GOES OWN WAY

BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT JOSE SARNEY'S visit to the United States last week demonstrated there is, in Mr.

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