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WASHINGTON REPORT SKINNER SCHEDULES OWN SUMMIT
Washington Bureau |
Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner is determined not to let his 3- month-old national transp
NORTON AND THE PENTAGON PLOY
Susan W. Liebeler |
In their fight for independence from British rule, our revolutionary forefathers were aided by the F
THE END OF TAXOPHOBIA
JOC Staff |
THERE'S A NEW TAX REVOLT under way in the Golden State. Twelve years after Californians voted to sla
TIME FOR JAPANESE OSTPOLITIK
Yoshikazu Sakamoto |
The Berlin Wall is coming down and the Cold War is over, but Japan's foreign policy remains a hostag
IN OUR OWN SELF-INTEREST
JOC Staff |
THERE ARE LOTS OF GOOD REASONS for the United States to sign a trade agreement with the Soviets duri
LOST ON THE ROAD TO REFORM
Curtis J. Hoxter |
A long, tortuous route lies ahead until growth and stability are achieved in East European economies
DISPELLING THE MYTH OF STALIN
Scott Bennett |
This week's PBS series on Soviet dictator Joe Stalin is a fitting prelude to the George Bush-Mikhail
AIDING COLOMBIA
JOC Staff |
CESAR GAVIRIA, who survived a bloody campaign to emerge the victor in Sunday's presidential election
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
LET CHEMISTS DEVISE GASOLINE FORMULAYour article of April 30, "Clean 'Gas' Won't Hit Pocketb
EVEN THE FIELD FOR TIED AID
Ernest H. Preeg |
Tied aid credits, whereby loans to assist economic development are tied to the exports of the aid d
FIRST A CRASH, THEN A THUD
Tom Connors |
At first glance, the reviving rhetorical battle over longer tractor-trailers on the nation's highway
APPEAL TO THE CROWD
JOC Staff |
DEMOCRACY IS RARELY COMFORTABLE. Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, who gets much of the credit fo
NO MORE EXCUSES
JOC Staff |
OVER 100 INSURANCE COMPANIES have failed since 1987, leaving behind billions of dollars in unpaid cl
EXCUSES
JOC Staff |
LATE TO WORK? Chicago's commuter rail service, Metra, now is helping out its customers by providing
HOLD JAPAN TO TRADE PROMISES
Don J. Pease |
In accordance with Super 301 of the 1988 Omnibus Trade Act, U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills an
JAPAN, THE RELUCTANT HOST
A.E. Cullison |
Visitors to Japan's large cities tend to become obsessed with the efficiency and politeness of the h
ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF PEACE
H. Erich Heinemann |
Early 1990 was Wall Street's winter of discontent. Contrary to conventional wisdom, interest rates s
CONFUSED BORROWER
JOC Staff |
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IS THE WORLD'S largest borrower. The Treasury's new campaign to push interest ra
DON'T CURB TAIWAN'S MARKET
Leonard Unger |
Taiwan's economic miracle may be in jeopardy. As part of recent efforts to reform the country's outd
UK WELCOMES EUROPEAN BANK
Janet Porter |
A signing ceremony in Paris today should help to reassure Britain's business community that the coun
AUTO INSURANCE MANDATE
JOC Staff |
THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY IS TRYING to buck the recent rate rollback and reduction laws designed to kee
BANKS' ENLIGHTENED SELF-INTEREST
Mario Del Carril |
Argentina is getting ready to negotiate a debt reduction agreement with its commercial bank creditor
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
A WORD IN DEFENSE OF TRANSPORT POLICYThe cliche "Don't argue with someone who buys ink by th
HOW TO MAKE A MARRIAGE WORK
Alejandro Ramos |
How to manage the relationship between a superpower and a developing country with enormous problems
PUBLIC LOSES IN THRIFT BAILOUT
David Morris |
As if we needed the lesson, the savings and loan disaster teaches us the awesome destructive capacit
CHINA TRADE INTACT
JOC Staff |
PRESIDENT BUSH CLEARLY ACTED in the country's best interest when he announced Thursday morning that
DROP CLOAK AND DAGGER
JOC Staff |
BY NOW EVERYONE REALIZES that Cold War politics are passe - everyone, that is, except those governme
ON THE WAYWARD (BUDGET) BUS
Tom Connors |
You may have the impression that those "secret" meetings between the president, his top aides and co
THE BABY BELL BILL
JOC Staff |
IF EVER A PIECE OF LEGISLATION contradicted its own intent, the Senate Commerce Committee's bill all
EXPORT CONTROLS: BACK TO BASICS
Solveig B. Spielmann |
In early June, the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls (Cocom) will hold high-le
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
CALLER ID SAFEGUARDS ALREADY AVAILABLEAcross the nation today, people get millions of unwant
CIVIL RIGHTS FOR DISABLED
JOC Staff |
A BILL TO PROTECT AMERICA'S 43 million disabled from discrimination in employment and to guarantee a
PROFIT SQUEEZE HAS JUST BEGUN
H. Erich Heinemann |
Federal Reserve policy tightened significantly in recent weeks. During the first half of May, the Fe
NEW SIGNALS
JOC Staff |
BROADCASTING WAS A MAJOR WEAPON in the Cold War. From its headquarters in Munich, West Germany, Radi
BUSINESS IS THE BOTTOM LINE
Richard Lawrence |
A Chinese student, Zhao Haiching, read a letter to members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee la
GORBACHEV MUST BET ON CHANGE
Milan Svec |
Mikhail Gorbachev will come to next week's summit with President Bush in a position that is weaker t
GOOD GUYS AND BAD GUYS
JOC Staff |
LET'S SEE IF WE'VE GOT THIS RIGHT. China, whose government bloodily suppressed the movement for demo
GLITCHES IN JAPAN'S FUTURE?
Yukio Shimura |
Japanese companies accounted for more than half of worldwide semiconductor sales in 1989. But a clo
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Staff |
OIL SPILL PROTOCOL REQUIRES US BACKINGYour editorial of May 14 ("Strike a Deal") misses the
EUROPE REACHES FOR TRADE RELIEF
Keith M. Rockwell |
Forecasting is dicey work. Weathermen, economists and columnists labor with full knowledge t
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