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MR. CLINTON TURNS TO HIGH-TECH
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Ambitious and bold, the Clinton plan for invigorating industrial technology has triggered warnings o
SUCCESSFUL DRUG TESTING
JOC Team |
MANDATORY DRUG TESTING for workers in sensitive transportation jobs - those who fly planes, drive tr
MR. MULRONEY'S REFORMS
JOC Team |
BRIAN MULRONEY's decision to resign as Canada's prime minister in June will cost the United States a
AGENDA FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
PAULA STERN |
President Clinton, in his Inaugural Address, provided hope the new administration will seek to forge
COMMISSION-BASHING HITS EC
KEITH ROCKWELL |
Through little fault of its own, the European Community Commission has gone languid just when the co
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NO BASIS FOR RAISING<br><br> MEXICAN WAGESRequiring that Mexico's minimum wage be gradually raised t
CLINTON ON TRADE
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON is still walking a tightrope on international trade. His first major speech on the subj
HIGHER SAVINGS
JOC Team |
THE LATEST ECONOMIC FIGURES from the Commerce Department offer a cornucopia of good news, not the le
WASHINGTON REPORT CHANGING FOREIGN, US CUSTOMS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
If the U.S. Customs Service can push Japan to make its customs agency process imports more efficient
REGULATORY NIGHTMARES AHEAD
CLYDE WAYNE CREWS Jr. |
Despite the heated commentary surrounding the three axes of President Clinton's State of the Union a
RX FOR "CHANGE' MAY BE PLACEBO
JOAN BECK |
If President Clinton were really serious about reducing the deficit:<br><br> * He would drop his eco
MARITIME REFORM
JOC Team |
WHEN FEDERICO PENA, the new transportation secretary, meets with shipping officials this week, both
ITALY'S MESS
JOC Team |
THE CORRUPTION and bribery scandal convulsing Italy is expanding by the day.<br><br> Fully one-fourt
AIRLINE WOES
JOC Team |
TO HEAR THE BIG AIRLINES tell it, they are victims - victims of unfair foreign competition, unfair r
JOBLESS RECOVERY?
JOC Team |
ECONOMIC RECOVERY is all around us, according to government figures due out today.<br><br> Revised C
CURRENCY FLOWS AND US TRADE
JOHN T. BENNETT |
It is, by now, conventional wisdom that the U.S. trade deficit will worsen<br><br>because Europe and
ECONOMIC PLAN: A WARY LOOK
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
One does not have to be a despised member of America's ruling class, a greedy 1980s takeover bandit
MISSING OIL CHAPTER IN NAFTA
CHRISTOPHER WHALEN |
In the thousands of pages of text and supporting materials that comprise the North American free-tra
GREATER CHINA: ECONOMIC POWER
MURRAY WEIDENBAUM |
Preoccupied with political challenges in Europe and the Middle East and with economic competition fr
SOME ENGLISH FOR THE LANGUAGE
Tom Connors |
In a series of articles summing up part of his life, F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "The test of a first
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
IN NO MOOD<br><br> TO SACRIFICEI just heard our new big-spending president talk about everybody maki
PENSION PROBLEMS
JOC Team |
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY of an insurance company that can't vary its premiums according to its customers'
SOME CHOICE
JOC Team |
CUBA STAGED AN ELECTION Wednesday, but no one was expected to stay up late waiting for theresults.<b
NO ZIP IN GERMAN POSTAL CODES
MIRIAM WIDMAN |
There's an old, bad joke about Old Europe that goes something like this:<br><br> In heaven the Germa
FORGING A TRADE PACT WITH CHILE
DON E. NEWQUIST |
As President Clinton begins to grapple with his trade policies, he is confronted with the same two l
AMERICA'S PRODUCTIVITY SLIDE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
U.S. voters chose Bill Clinton as president largely on the basis of his pledge ''to create jobs now
LOW EXPECTATIONS
JOC Team |
MOST AMERICANS would like to rely less on Social Security - if only the government would let them.<b
DATA HIGHWAYS
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON never met a public works project he didn't like. This week it's Al Gore's "data superhi
JAPAN LEARNS "SURVIVAL ENGLISH'
COLIN NICKERSON |
For years, daily English lessons offered by television and radio networks have been a popular staple
WHY STUDENTS KNOW SO LITTLE
GARY GALLES |
Over the past several years, we have been deluged with reports that American students know too littl
EPA AND THE PESTICIDE PROBLEM
JONATHAN H. ADLER |
The appointment of Carol Browner to head the Environmental Protection Agency was not well received b
PAYING FOR CLEAN WATER
JOC Team |
REBUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE is the centerpiece of the Clinton economic plan, but states and cities wit
LIFT THE EMBARGO
JOC Team |
AS THE U.S. EMBARGO against Vietnam drags on, American companies are falling hopelessly behind other
WASHINGTON REPORT BAD NEWS FOR HARBOR FEE FOES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Proponents of a move to roll back harbor maintenance fees to their 1990 level got a setback in the p
DOWN PAYMENT ON RESEARCH
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The Cold War dies hard, even in the Clinton version of federal research priorities, which still give
LATIN AMERICA LOOKS TO CLINTON
ERIC EHRMANN |
With the future of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in doubt, Latin America is looking to
LET THEM PLAY
JOC Team |
CALIFORNIA HAS A KNACK for shooting itself in the foot. This time it's over gambling. The state has
GIVING AND TAKING
JOC Team |
MANY BUSINESS LEADERS supported candidate Bill Clinton because he promised to end 12 years of laisse
AVIATION NEEDS HIGH-SPEED RAIL
JOSEPH VRANICH |
Air Transport Association President James E. Landry stumbled badly in his harsh attack on high-speed
ASSESSING THE CLINTON PROGRAM HEALTH CARE COSTS ARE THE KEY
ROBERT A. RANKIN |
President Clinton's economic program is big, bold and appears balanced, but there is a huge hole in
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