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THE AIRLINE BANKRUPTCY MYTH
KENNETH P. QUINN |
With another major airline bankruptcy seemingly imminent, calls for government intervention are grow
TATTERED US SAFETY NET
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
In the retirement-nursing home complex, the residents can play bridge in the game room, exercise in
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
UNION ISN'T TO BLAME<br><br> FOR ST. JOHNSBURY FATE<br><br>As a Teamster business agent, I was somew
AND NOW, SERVICES
JOC Team |
THIS WEEK'S BREAKTHROUGH in the Uruguay Round is undeniably good news. But any celebrations will be
VOICE OF REASON
JOC Team |
WITH EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT stuck at 11 percent and expected to climb to 12 percent next year, politi
SUMMIT SCUTTLE BUTT IN TOKYO
Richard Lawrence |
Harvey Headliner, this newspaper's free-lance outer space correspondent, hovering this week over the
INDEXED BONDS AND THE DEFICIT
DAVID M. JUDAY |
When Bill Clinton started his new job as leader of the free world, he also assumed anotherrole: He b
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MEBA CLEANED<br><br> ITS OWN HOUSE<br><br>Your July 2 editorial, "The MEBA Mess," (Page 8A) deserves
CRASHING BARRIERS
JOC Team |
IT'S HARD TO MISS the symbol Japan is using this week to promote the idea that it is open to foreign
THE GATT TARIFF DEAL
JOC Team |
THE TARIFF-CUTTING DEAL reached at the Tokyo economic summit Wednesday is heartening news for sluggi
END OF AN ECONOMIC MIRACLE?
NOBORU MAKINO |
The productivity of Japanese manufacturing industries is the envy of the world, but Japan cannot tak
A WATERSHED FOR THE ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
At midyear, the American economy is a study in black and white. Newspapers and magazines are full of
NAFTA AND THE WAR ON DRUGS
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
The murder of Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo and six other innocent victims at the Guadalajara a
POST OFFICE POLICE
JOC Team |
NOT EVERY COMPANY has a private police force to crack down on competitors. The U.S. Postal Service d
FORWARD MOTION?
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT CLINTON may think he's off to a good start in bilateral trade talks with Japan, but he has
THE DEUTSCHE MARK UNDER FIRE
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
The mighty deutsche mark, long the anchor of the European Community's Exchange Rate Mechanism, has l
"GREEN' CLOUDS OVER FREE TRADE
WILLIAM H. LASH III |
Hopes for freer trade in this hemisphere - and in the wider world - were dealt a vicious blow by las
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
TEXTILE JOBS<br><br> SHOULD BE SAVEDYour June 28 editorial, "Enough Is Enough" (Page 6A), makes most
TAX REVOLT
JOC Team |
IF POLITICAL TRENDS move from West to East, there's reason for hope in an anti-tax effort gathering
PROMOTING WORLD GROWTH
JOC Team |
THIS WEEK'S MEETING of the world's industrial powers has all the makings of another failed summit.<b
BUILDING TRADE BRIDGES TO JAPAN UNMANAGING US-JAPAN TRADE
ERNEST H. PREEG |
The U.S.-Japan bilateral trade talks are muddled over the ambiguous use of the term "managed trade,"
JEFFERSON'S LEADERSHIP LEGACY
BRIAN G. MULCONREY |
One of the defining characteristics of great leadership is a talent for turning visions of the futur
BUILDING TRADE BRIDGES TO JAPAN THE CASE FOR MARKET-LED POLICIES
MICHAEL R. CZINKOTA |
Whenever politicians talk about increasing government involvement in trade, their free-trade rhetori
BLOCKING FREER TRADE
JOC Team |
A HANDFUL OF ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS has succeeded - temporarily, at least - in blocking the path to a
THE MEBA MESS
JOC Team |
FEW LABOR UNIONS in recent memory have been as troubled as the Marine Engineers Beneficial Associati
STEELMAKERS' FATAL ADDICTION
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS |
The International Trade Commission began hearings this week to determine whether American steel manu
LET'S CUT TO THE MONEY CHASE
Tom Connors |
There's a race of sorts under way.<br><br> One of the contestants is the drive for limits on the num
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ENERGY TAX WON'T<br><br> HELP CONSERVATIONYour coverage of the Clinton administration's proposed ene
HOSPITAL COSTS
JOC Team |
WHAT'S THE FASTEST-GROWING COST in a hospital's budget? If you think it's doctors' fees or fancy new
LUFTHANSA'S CARGO SPIN
JOC Team |
LUFTHANSA GERMAN AIRLINES has a reputation for good service, both in its passenger and cargo operati
UP-ENDING JAPANESE POLITICS
MARK MAGNIER |
The racket started Saturday at 10 a.m. and continued throughout the day. Competing political campaig
THE COMING CLINTON SLOWDOWN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
President Clinton's budget plan squeaked through the Senate with Vice President Gore casting the dec
TURNING TO THE GAS TAX _ AGAIN
CHRIS R. EDWARDS |
For the third time in just over a decade, a federal government that feels chronically short of funds
NAFTA AND THE STATES
JOC Team |
WHAT DO STATE GOVERNORS know that members of Congress don't?<br><br> A new report from the Heritage
DELIVERING THE GOODS
JOC Team |
FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION SPENDING has always been an unseemly business. The goal, of course, is to fun
THE GLITTER BEGINS TO TARNISH FOR ITALY'S FERRUZZI FAMILY
SAM PHIPPS |
Rumor has it the Ferruzzis are cutting back on bodyguards. If it's true, unemployment here is going
MODEST PROGRESS ON SHIP SAFETY
JANET PORTER |
Shipping is becoming safer. Latest casualty returns from Lloyd's Register of Shipping show the numbe
GLOBAL WARMING: 1970S LESSONS
ORVAL HANSEN |
Although it hasn't been receiving much attention lately, the federal government is moving ahead with
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SHIP INDUSTRY'S<br><br> CHANGING ECONOMICSI am dismayed at the quality of the debate concerning the
GOOD MARKETING
JOC Team |
GIVEN HALF A CHANCE, globally minded American retailers will put down roots almost anywhere.<br><br>
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