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EUROPE: STILL OUR BEST PARTNER
CLAUDE BARFIELD |
Forty-eight hours after proclaiming that creation of a North American trade bloc, as outlined in the
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
END THE MARITIME<br><br> SUBSIDIESYour Washington bureau chief, Tom Connors, may be right that the 3
LYING AND THE LABOR LAWS
JOC Team |
LYING TO A JUDGE is a serious offense, but should a worker lose his federal labor rights because of
QUACK, QUACK
JOC Team |
IF THE GOVERNMENT orders companies and workers to pay specified sums of money to politically appoint
SOCIAL SECURITY'S TIME BOMB
LINDA STERN |
Social Security is the Molotov cocktail of the 1990s. Open a conversational<br><br>window, toss it i
WILL JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS LAST?
PHILIPPE JORION |
America's trade deficit with Japan alarms economists and angers politicians. During the first half o
AIDING ENVIRONMENTAL EXPORTS
RUTH R. HARKIN |
With the North American Free Trade Agreement now past the Congress, a new debate begins: How can the
RUSSIAN CHOICE
JOC Team |
A RUSSIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION cleared the way Wednesday for the nation's Communist Party toparticip
REINVENTING THE EPA
JOC Team |
THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY is taking some much-needed steps to streamline its maze of regul
AMERICA: A NATION OF INVESTORS
BERNARD WEINSTEIN |
The American economy is at a turning point, on its way to reclaiming its historical role as the most
MUCH ADO ABOUT FOREIGN RICE
MARK MAGNIER |
It's a sight even this newspaper, with its avid interest in floating objects, would have found amazi
FIGHTING INFLATION THROUGH GATT
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Despite President Clinton's easier-than-expected victory in the fight over the North American Free T
STUDYING TRANSPORTATION
JOC Team |
THE TRANSPORTATION Research Board, which provides a scientific and technical forum for discussing tr
THE TRUCKERS' STRIKE
JOC Team |
INDEPENDENT TRUCKERS struck the country last month, frustrated and angry over rising fuel prices. Bu
WASHINGTON REPORT BUSINESS: UNHAPPY, UNFINISHED
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The same business groups that unanimously supported the North American Free Trade Agreement are thre
OLD LADY OF THREADNEEDLE STREET
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It's more than a little ironic that as Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan engages in a hammer a
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
REMEMBERING<br><br> JAY O'BRIENAn error in your Nov. 1, "On the Move" article about the American Ass
CANADA'S NAFTA THREAT
JOC Team |
The North American Free Trade Agreement is facing yet another peril, this time<br><br>from Canada's
GROUNDED IN LOS ANGELES
JOC Team |
LAST WEEK'S SHOWDOWN between American Airlines and its flight attendants left many holiday travelers
UNLOADING REGULATORY BAGGAGE
WENDY LEE GRAMM |
Those who worry about paperwork and regulatory overload may have felt some optimism of late.<br><br>
BRITAIN'S BRAZEN AIRLINE POLICY
SCOTT C. GIBSON |
The British are at it again. After stalling negotiations with the United States to liberalize and ex
PRESERVING THE EUROPEAN LINK
WILLARD M. BERRY |
As President Clinton considers his victories on the North American Free Trade Agreement and at the A
GETTING EUROPE TO WORK
JOC Team |
EUROPE'S lingering recession is forcing a debate on a potentially explosive topic: Are restrictive l
DRINKING AND DRIVING
JOC Team |
BUSY HOLIDAY weekends can be a deadly time for motorists. That's especially true when drivers choose
JAPAN: SKIPPING THE MIDDLEMAN
HARUMI ISOWA |
The yen's surge from an exchange value of 125 to nearly 100 to the dollar last summer (it has fallen
CURING NEW YORK'S FISCAL WOES
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
On New Years' Day, Rudolph W. Giuliani will become mayor of New York City, the first Republican in a
FOOTBALL'S OPPOSITE NUMBERS
ALAN GERSTEN |
To get tickets to a University of Nebraska football game, you need a brother- in-law who is the coac
CLINTON'S AIRLINE GAMBIT
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON TO THE RESCUE. With the busiest travel days of the year fast approaching, Mr. Clinton M
RUNNING DOGS, PLEASE INVEST
JOSEPH A. GRIMES Jr. |
For as long as anyone can remember, multinational corporations have struggled to gain more favorable
EUROPEAN LABOR'S SWAN SONG
Bruce Barnard |
It's almost like old times again as Europe is engulfed by labor strikes and workers take to the stre
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TORRICELLI, LANTOS<br><br> DISTORTED FACTSOver the years I have learned to tolerate large doses of m
ENDING UNDERCHARGES
JOC Team |
NEARLY 10 YEARS after it started, the trucking undercharge crisis is coming to a close. Last week, C
WASHINGTON REPORT DOD SHIP STUDY NEVER TO SAIL
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Remember the Defense Department study that figured in the Clinton administration's May decision to d
OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN S. AFRICA
LEON SULLIVAN |
At the time I enunciated "the Sullivan Principles" in 1977, segregation against blacks in South Afri
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DEFENDING SALARIES<br><br> OF US CREWS<br><br>Your Nov. 5 editorial, "How Much for Subsidies?" (Page
WHITER WHITES
JOC Team |
DESPITE RUSSIA'S nearly constant turmoil, life - and business - goes on. Procter & Gamble, the big U
PAYING FOR HEALTH CARE
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT CLINTON'S gargantuan health reform proposal is nothing if not detailed. Yet nearly a month
SACRED COWS OF PROTECTIONISM
JAMES M. SHEEHAN |
The Clinton administration is preaching free trade at the GATT world trade talks in Geneva. In some
CANADA: BEYOND THE US SHADOW
LEO RYAN |
Cooler winds have been blowing in Washington's direction since the Liberal Party seized control of t
ASSUMPTIONS NEEDING ASTERISKS
Tom Connors |
While this expiring congressional session will be remembered for the bitter battles for House majori
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