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US, CUBA: AFTER THE SHOOTDOWN
Richard Lawrence |
Legend has it that a young Fidel Castro aspired to play U.S. major league baseball, but was not good
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
EX-IM SETS RECORD<br><br>STRAIGHT ON DAM PLANlike to clarify some of the inaccuracies in your Jan. 2
BRIBERY: A TRADE BARRIER
JOC Team |
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION will be treated as a trade barrier under a decision by the World Trade Organizat
MEXICO AND THE DRUG WAR
JOC Team |
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES have an uneasy friendship. It may well get downright testy Friday when
MADE IN THE USA SELLS WELL
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
U.S. exports just don't get any respect.<br><br>At the start of 1995, many analysts assumed U.S. exp
AMERICA'S HATED COMPANIES
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Suddenly, there is a crisis of confidence in U.S. corporations - the institutions that create most o
BRADLEE: A MAN IN THE MIDDLE
ALAN GERSTEN |
Ben Bradlee, longtime executive editor of The Washington Post, walked with the mighty during his jou
THINGS GO BETTER . . .
JOC Team |
AND YOU THOUGHT it was just flavored water. Coca-Cola, it turns out, is actually an engine of econom
BACKING MR. YELTSIN
JOC Team |
RUSSIA'S $10.2 BILLION aid package from the West is a political lifeline for beleaguered President B
BREMER VULKAN'S UNHAPPY ENDING
ROBERT KOENIG |
Once upon a time, a shipbuilder in Bremen decided to triple its size, swallowing competing shipyards
CRITICS ARE WRONG ABOUT NAFTA
OLLIE J. AKEL |
1996 is shaping up as a pivotal year for the North American Free Trade Agreement.<br><br>After playi
DOWNSIZING FEDERAL AUTHORITY
SPENCER ABRAHAM |
With the Republican victory in 1994 has come a renewed interest in limited government. In particular
CASTRO'S DESPERATE ACT
JOC Team |
SHOOTING DOWN unarmed civilian aircraft is a foolish way for Fidel Castro to build good will with th
FRANCE'S DEFENSE SHAKE-UP
JOC Team |
FRANCE AT LAST is reacting to the end of the Cold War, announcing a shake-up in its defense establis
WASHINGTON REPORT \ MARKETS DANCE TO FED'S TUNE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
An accident of timing may have contributed to the gyrations in the stock market last week that follo
DON'T WEAKEN DUMPING LAWS
GREG MASTEL |
The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to consider an amendment to U.S. trade laws later thi
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SHIPPING CARTELS<br><br>ARE ANACHRONISMSIn his Feb. 14 opinion article, ''Rate-Fixing and Ocean Ship
A MONOPOLY IS FOREVER
JOC Team |
THE WORLD'S TWO BIGGEST diamond producers, DeBeers and Russia, signed an agreement last week that ma
THE LUMBER FEUD
JOC Team |
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES are partners in a free trade agreement, yet their new lumber deal is an
DON'T SELL WEAPONS TO TURKEY
JENNIFER WASHBURN |
It is highly unusual for the public to learn of a pending U.S. weapons sale before Congress is forma
BUCHANAN: PLAYING ON FEAR
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
The most disturbing aspect of Pat Buchanan's stunning rise in the GOP presidential campaign is the s
GET READY FOR "UGLY' LAWSUITS
ELIZABETH LARSON |
So yours is a face only a mother could love. Well, someday soon that little problem may be your magi
SURGING EXPORTS
JOC Team |
PAT BUCHANAN'S CAMPAIGN against imports has made headlines all week, but the Department of Agricultu
CAN BUCHANAN WIN?
JOC Team |
PATRICK BUCHANAN stands astride the Republican presidential field. No candidate inspires his support
SHOULD WE BELIEVE SUPPLY SIDERS?
LLEWELLYN H. ROCKWELL |
Since the 1980s, partisans of free enterprise have been stymied by the malicious budget rule known a
WHEN SCIENCE TEAMS WITH GREED
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Forty years ago, when Jonas Salk developed the vaccine that prevented polio and immortalized his nam
EXPORT CONTROLS SHOULD BE FIXED
MICHAEL CZINKOTA |
In the early 1990s, America's export control system finally was working well. The government's licen
APPEALING THE WTO
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES is not taking last month's defeat before the World Trade Organization lying down.
LEARNING FROM A TRAGEDY
JOC Team |
MANY LESSONS can be drawn from any train collision in which lives are lost. One of them is that regu
BOB DOLE SHOULD KNOW BETTER
H. ERIC HEINEMANN |
In the 1992 election, the big issue was "the economy, stupid." Now, pundits are saying the president
THE US DOLLAR: A YEN TO FALL?
LAWRENCE CHIMERINE |
The U.S. dollar continues to rise against the Japanese yen, rebounding to 107 yen last week after re
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
AS A LOBBYIST,<br><br> EPPARD 'GETS RESULTS'I have just finished reading your Feb. 8 article on Ann
LAYOFFS IN JAPAN
JOC Team |
JAPAN'S ECONOMY finally may show signs of life this year, but the aftereffects of recession continue
NAFTA AND DUMPING
JOC Team |
AFTER SEVEN YEARS of promises, the United States again has ignored a pledge to its largest trading p
US STILL DOMINANT, BUT . . .
TRUDY RUBIN |
In a campaign year where fear of falling living standards is a hot issue, many Americans might be sh
ASIA'S NEWEST POWER COUPLE
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
America's "sweet-and-sour" relationship with China has curdled again, with a host of issues, ranging
THE TALE OF SALE OF BRITISH RAIL
Janet Porter |
The privatization of British Rail is degenerating into a farce as the discovery of financial irregul
FRANCE TO THE RESCUE
JOC Team |
IT'S BEEN A BAD FEW MONTHS for France, what with public sector strikes and the international outcry
FLORIDA'S CRACKDOWN
JOC Team |
AT DUSTY ROADSIDE checkpoints, bands of local officials are trying to roll back the North American F
CLARIFICATION
JOC Team |
An editing error near the end of Warren Grimes' article, "Rate-Fixing and Ocean Shipping" (Feb. 14,
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