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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
BETTER COOPERATION<br><br> FOR AIR CARGO<br><br>Air carriers and freight forwarders must work togeth
CLEANING UP SUPERFUND
JOC Team |
THE FEDERAL SUPERFUND program, which aims to clean up abandoned hazardous waste sites, has been like
BOUILLABAISSE
JOC Team |
SOMETHING SMELLS along the French coasts, where commercial fishermen have been staging violent strik
A RISKY POLICY TOWARD JAPAN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The failure of trade talks last week between President Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro
AMERICA'S RETIREMENT INSECURITY
CHRISTOPHER D. CAMERON |
This year could be the year America's health-care system is dramatically reformed, but it is more li
MEXICO: FAILING THOSE IN NEED
JANE BUSSEY |
A portrait of changing Mexico: Capital is flowing into the country as its foreign-trained leaders ab
THE SANCTIONS GAME
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES threatens trade wars about as often as the seasons change. Japan is in the cross-h
COMPUTERS AND US PRODUCTIVITY
JAMES BRIAN QUINN |
When you buy a new computer or fax machine to do work at home, you expect it to let you write faster
THE SLEAZE FACTOR IN UK POLITICS
Janet Porter |
Whether by bad luck or poor judgment, the British government is being torn apart by scandal after sc
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TRANSIT STUDIES<br><br> ARE MISLEADINGNothing makes a clearer case for the Federal Transit Administr
HELPING SOUTH AFRICA
JOC Team |
THE FIRST U.S. INVESTMENT MISSION to South Africa arrives in Johannesburg this weekend amid new poli
WASHINGTON REPORT EXPORT CONTROL BILL ABOUT DUE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Clinton administration is expected to brief Congress this week on its long-awaited proposals for
MORAL EQUIVALENT OF AMNESIA
DAVID W. KREUTZER |
In his campaign for his health-care reform plan, President Clinton has said repeatedly the people ar
HELPING WORKERS BREATHE FREE
JOAN BECK |
If it were any other deadly indoor pollution that is costing us thousands of lives and billions of d
CRADLE OF DEMOCRACY
JOC Team |
LIFE'S A BEACH for many Greeks, who like to dance and drink til dawn even if the revelry leaves them
SAFETY FIRST
JOC Team |
DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE has never been a major problem in the transportation industries. No commercia
GERMANY: RECOVERY IN SIGHT?
MARTIN HUFNER |
Mired in an economic slump, Germany today is focused on one overarching question: When will the rece
AVOIDING A REPEAT OF CHIAPAS
PAULA GREEN |
It wasn't a rebel uprising like the one that rocked the south of Mexico on New Year's Day and sent s
WHY JAPAN HATES TRADE TARGETS
STANTON D. ANDERSON |
President Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Hosokawa meet today to address economic issues under t
CANADA'S PORT STRIKE
JOC Team |
AFTER NEARLY TWO PARALYZING WEEKS, the Canadian government has ordered striking longshoremenon the c
A BANANA APPEAL
JOC Team |
THE BANANA TRADE is a slippery business in Europe, which still limits imports<br><br>from Latin Amer
SETTLING AIRLINE LABOR DISPUTES
JOSHUA M. JAVITS |
When American Airlines' flight attendants struck the company in November, President Clinton personal
PACKAGES CAN SWALLOW PRODUCTS
Tom Connors |
I probably would not be writing this column if:<br><br> 1. I had not covered federal budgets through
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THAT'S NOT<br><br> WHAT I SAID<br><br>The Jan. 20 letter by Martin Foley of the National Motor Freig
AS MR. HOSOKAWA ARRIVES
JOC Team |
SELDOM has a routine state visit sparked as much ill will from the host as tomorrow's appearance in
WHO'S RUNNING JAPAN'S SHOW?
MARK MAGNIER |
Last month, the top civil servant at Japan's Ministry of Finance paid a call on the head of the Soci
THE FED: TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
After months of dithering, Federal Reserve officials finally decided last week to allow their target
INDUSTRIAL POLICY'S DUBIOUS GAINS
STUART ANDERSON |
President Clinton is pursuing an industrial policy whose goal is to boost employment by subsidizing
THE UPS STRIKE
JOC Team |
BLAME IS NEVER IN SHORT SUPPLY in a strike, and this week's UPS-Teamsters flare-up was no exception.
NEVER MIND
JOC Team |
FOURTEEN YEARS of ferocious litigation between rival manufacturers Brother Industries and Smith Coro
AMERICA AND THE IRISH CAUSE
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
Reading the English press and listening to the British government over the past week would give one
VIETNAM: LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP
JOSEPH QUINLAN |
The rush is on. By lifting the 19-year-old trade embargo against Vietnam, the Clinton administration
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
LET'S SEE THE RECORDS<br><br> OF TAA MEMBERSAs a non-vessel-operating common carrier, I have been fo
THE TRANSPORT AGENDA
JOC Team |
FEDERAL SPENDING on transportation is, by any measure, a small part of the government's budget. Of t
BELT TIGHTENING?
JOC Team |
FISCAL RESTRAINT is a virtue Bill Clinton would just as soon not embrace. He came to office promisin
WASHINGTON REPORT BIGGER SHIP TONNAGE TAX LIKELY
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
An increase in the vessel tonnage tax on all vessels entering U.S. ports remains the most likely Cli
AS CONGRESS GETS RICHER . . .
RALPH NADER |
A couple of years ago, President Clinton's old friend from Oxford, Labor Secretary Robert Reich, wro
MACRO REFORMS ARE NOT ENOUGH
JANE MONAHAN |
Recovery for Africa's long-depressed economies is imminent.<br><br> Historically a bit player in the
DUELING HEALTH REFORMS
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT CLINTON'S costly and coercive health-care plan is losing ground fast. Last week the Busine
FINDING THE MISSING . . .
JOC Team |
FOR MANY AMERICANS, the recent debate on the Vietnam trade embargo has come down to this: Has Hanoi
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