Commentary

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK

THE 99th CONGRESS RETURNS to Washington today with four work weeks left before its scheduled adjourn

MOONING IN EAST GERMANY

EAST GERMAN FARMERS HAVE A PROBLEM. When the farmers stoop to tend their crops, their pants slide d

BREAKING THE 11T H COMMANDMENT

STANFORD ERICKSON

Jennifer Dawn Levin died in Central Park in Manhattan at about 5 a.m. on Aug. 25. She was 18. Rober

SELLING TO JAPANES E BEGINS AT HOME

NANCY LAWRENCE ROSS

U.S. companies complain bitterly at supposed barriers erected by the Japanese government against U.S

NUCLEAR SAFETY BOARD PROPOSED

JOSEPH R. BIDEN Jr.

Nuclear energy has nearly ceased to be a plausible source of energy for our nation's future. This st

CONQUEST OF O CEAN TRENCHES

THOMAS LAND

The spectacular recent exploration of the interior of the Titanic by a self- propelled robot camera

APPROVE CSX-SEA-LAND

CSX CORP.'S PROPOSED ACQUISITION of Sea-Land Corp., now before the Interstate Commerce Commission, w

L.A. CONCERNED ABOUT GROWTH

NEAL R. PEIRCE

Imagine rock stars throwing a benefit performance to back a ballot initiative on land use.

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PUERTO RICANS B ULLISH ABOUT CBI

ESTEBAN DAVILA-DIAZ

President Reagan's three-year-old program to spur U.S. investments in Caribbean nations and their ex

THE CHANGING FA CE OF SANCTIONS

RICHARD LAWRENCE

It's irony time again. The issue today is South Africa and how the U.S. Congress proposes to help er

CSX-SEA-LAND MERGER

WHAT CONSTITUTES A RAILROAD? Is it the track, the so-called right of way that railroads own? Is a co

SOCIAL SECURITY C OSTS TOO HIGH

ROBERT A. BECK

In its effort to rein in the federal government's huge budget deficits, Congress finds itself runnin

ECONOMY BETTER THAN IT SEEMS

RAYMOND J. SAULNIER

It is easy to misjudge the economy's prospects when things are close to the brink of major change, a

AGRICULTURAL SURP LUS: WHAT TO DO?

H. PETER DREYER

Discussions in the European Community these past few months have once again, and indeed for the umpt

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