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IT'S WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
Tech Talk - MICHAEL BERMAN |
You just took these great pictures of the kids with your new digital camera and you want to send the
US NEEDS TO KEEP VIGOROUS ANTI-DUMPING LAWS
ANDREW Z. SZAMOSSZEGI |
The recent decision by the U.S. International Trade Commission not to impose duties on cold-rolled s
IT'S NO WONDER THAT CENSUS BUREAU FACES TROUBLE
DAN K. THOMASSON |
A series of incidents described by a friend are a vivid example of why there is increasing doubt abo
THE CLOCK IS TICKING ON US BLUE-WATER FLEET
On The Waterfront - WARREN LEBACK |
Time is running out for the U.S.-flag ''blue-water'' fleet of deep-sea merchant ships.<br><br>Based
PULL TOGETHER FOR TRADE WITH CHINA
THOMAS J. DONOHUE |
The battle? Congressional approval of permanent normal trade relations for China. The stakes? Billio
APPEARANCE AND REALITY IN THE WILD, WILD EAST
Europe View - ROBERT KOENIG |
Fighting through noisy crowds in the maze of communist-era passageways of Budapest's Nyugati subway
OTHER VOICES
(Following are newspaper editorials excerpted and distributed |
The Tacoma (Wash.) News Tribune:<br><br>Federal laws aren't strong enough to prevent an oil spill li
A COGSA COMPROMISE
JOC Team |
f you think moving cargo around the world is complicated, try figuring out who is liable - and how m
OIL PRICES HURT, BUT COMPLAINING WON'T HELP
SCOTT FORBES |
''Ouch! Ooh, that hurts! Oh, the pressure, it's just unbearable! Is there no relief in sight? Oooooh
US IN FOR A LONG STAY AT THE TOP
WILLIAM KEEGAN |
First with Portugal, around 1500, and then with Spain, Holland and Great Britain, the world experien
TANKERS AND SAFETY
JOC Team |
he Supreme Court's ruling that a state can't set its own rules on tanker safety is eminently sensibl
VEXING PROBLEMS, COMMON FACTOR: NEW SHIPS
Slot Watch - PAUL RICHARDSON |
I am no technical expert when it comes to ship design, but I do have some experience from the operat
US TRADE RULES UNDER INCREASING CHALLENGE
Trade Scene - RICHARD LAWRENCE |
You just have to feel a little empathy for U.S. trade officials, who, it seems, can hardly make a de
HOOLIGAN PROSPECTS
JOC Team |
emember when sports used to be promoted as a socially positive substitute for violence and war?<br><
PASS THE CHINA BILL
JOC Team |
resident Clinton made a powerful case this week for congressional approval of a historic trade oppor
"DIGITAL DIVIDE' ALREADY CLOSING FAST
HELEN CHANEY |
Under President Clinton's recently announced $2 billion technology plan, the government will siphon
KELLY'S LISTENING TO THE TRADE _ AND RESPONDING
Editor's Notebook - PETER TIRSCHWELL |
Raymond Kelly, the commissioner of Customs, isn't reticent when it comes to the problems he inherite
GOVERNMENT SHOULD GET OUT OF THE OIL PICTURE
MARK BRANDLY |
Gasoline prices are zooming; they're currently up 45 percent over last year. Drivers are worried tha
ENVIRONMENTALISTS' CONCERN IN NY-NJ DISPOSAL ISSUE: HEALTH THREAT AT OCEAN SITE
JOC Team |
Your editorial of March 6 (''At stake in NY-NJ,'' Page 6) omits the critical points of the environme
TIME TO BUILD A NEW CONSENSUS ON WORLD TRADE
Trading Views - GREG MASTEL |
Later this year, Congress will formally vote on whether to withdraw the United States from the World
THE HEAVIEST ELEMENT
JOC Team |
message making its way quickly around the academic sector of the Internet shows a grasp both of phys
PLENTY OF OBSERVERS OF TAIWAN ELECTION ACTION
EDWARD NEILAN |
The realization has already set in across Asia that the presidential election campaign in Taiwan is
TAKING ON A NEW STRAIN OF AN OLD FOE
DENNIS T. AVERY |
Ireland is still dotted with the ruins of ''famine cottages,'' abandoned since the 1840s, when 1 mil
MERCOSUR PESO?
JOC Team |
rade blocs and single regional currencies. It's a logical if difficult concept that already has take
PORTS NAVIGATION SYSTEM HEADED FOR THE ROCKS?
JACK SPARKS |
The Department of Transportation's recent report to Congress on the nation's Maritime Transportation
TRANSPORTATION AND THE E-COMMERCE ENIGMA
Moving Right Along - THEODORE PRINCE |
There is a great deal of speculation about what the advent of the Internet and e-commerce means to t
A NEW SOURCE FOR THE WORK FORCE OF THE FUTURE
BEVERLY GOLDBERG |
The recent unanimous vote in the House of Representatives to allow Social Security recipients aged 6
A NEW DESKTOP-PUBLISHING CONTENDER
Tech Talk - MICHAEL BERMAN |
Once upon a time, in the land of Adobe, there lived the king of desktop publishing: PageMaker.<br><b
VIVE LA E-DIFFERENCE
JOC Team |
ive them an ''A'' for effort - but be sure to use the French pronunciation.<br><br>French officials
COMPUTER STEPS
JOC Team |
hings may be starting to look up on the Customs computer front. But they're only starting. There's a
COMPETITIVE ACCESS IS IN EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Surface Reflections - LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
In the run-up to this week's Surface Transportation Board hearings in Washington on the future struc
BELTWAY WEB WRANGLING PUTS PUBLIC IN THE DARK
STEVE COCHRAN & GARY D. BASS |
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was forced to shut down its World Wide Web site Feb. 16 aft
PRO-COMPETITIVE LEGISLATION WOULD HELP RAIL STOCKS
JOC Team |
In ''Pssst! You want to buy a railroad? Cheap?'' (column, Feb. 16, Page 8), Lawrence Kaufman notes t
THE FREE-TRADE BATON
JOC Team |
s the American presidential campaign gathers pace, the virtues of the free-trade system that has ser
FED SHOULD SEEK ANOTHER CULPRIT
CALVIN M. HOY |
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's recent thoughts on economic policy can be summarized in th
RONALD B. GOTTSHALL
JOC Team |
eople, especially shippers, didn't always like what Ron Gottshall had to tell them. But they couldn'
EUROPE TACKLES UNEMPLOYMENT IN ITS OWN WAY
Europe View - AVIVA FREUDMANN |
The European Union is planning another incursion into the troubled territory of jobs policy.<br><br>
PUSHING JAPAN INTO THE CYBERWORLD
EDWARD NEILAN |
Masayoshi Son, whose personal net worth of $60 billion on paper is more than that of Myanmar (former
DON'T LOOK FOR SWIFT ECONOMIC CHANGE IN IRAN
MICHAEL BARRON |
The victory of reformist candidates in Iran's parliamentary elections marks a further step in the co
THE RAIDERS FROM BRUSSELS STRUCK AT DAWN
Slot Watch - PAUL RICHARDSON |
There's a globally recognized picture of the English city gent that depicts a man decked out in a bo
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