Commentary

WILL JAPAN USE ITS POWER WISELY?

A.E. CULLISON

Are the Japanese in the future going to use their relatively new-found economic power wisely? Lots o

GRUFF GATT TALK

THE BLUSTER coming from the world's trade ministers as they prepare for the upcoming General Agreeme

LACK OF DISCIPLI NE FOSTERS DEBT

KEITH M. ROCKWELL

Debt. It touches everyone. But, to paraphrase Mark Twain, while everybody talks about debt, nobody d

AUSTRALIA MUST C HANGE TO PROSPER

JANET PORTER

The Australian Design Centre's prime location, close to the harbor in the fashionable Rocks area of

A PAWN IN THE GAME

THERE MAY BE A BRIGHT SIDE to the arrest and subsequent charging with espionage in the Soviet Union

ILA CONTRACT

THE MASTER CONTRACT AGREEMENT reached in Washington last week between the International Longshoremen

CALCULATORS TR ADED FOR PADDLES

KEITH M. ROCKWELL

This resort community is famous for its downhill skiing, its proximity to Yellowstone National Park

MEDIA APPREHEN SIVE IN MOSCOW

ALBERT AXEBANK

At this writing, a fellow American reporter, Nicholas Daniloff, is sitting in a Moscow cell charged

KEEP CONRAIL BILL UNENCUMBERED

LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN

Elizabeth Hanford Dole, transportation secretary, finally has acknowledged what has been obvious for

CONGRESS' GONG SHOW

THE SUSPICIONS OF A CYNICAL TAXPAYER have been confirmed. The tax "reform" effort in Washington is a

SCABS IN REVERSE

ORGANIZED LABOR CALLS A PERSON who crosses a picket line a scab, an ugly expression to describe wha

FINGERS DO THE TALKING

PHONE CALLS, 182 of them over a six-month period, were made to sexually explicit recordings from the

WASHINGTON REPORT

WASHINGTON BUREAU

Congress Back; D eficit Still There

THE EARLY RHETORIC when Congress returns today from its

FIGHTING DRUGS ON HIGH SEAS

THOMAS LAND

The United States is promoting a set of practical proposals for the prevention of drug smuggling by

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