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MOVE OVER, MANNEKEN
JOC Team |
BELGIUM'S TRINKET MAKERS have gone into overdrive, churning out memorabilia to mark the space flight
MR. QUARTEL'S MESSAGE
JOC Team |
AT A TIME when political non-conformists are all the rage, Rob Quartel can lay special claim to that
TURNING POINT FOR STEEL POLICY
CRAIG VANGRASSTEK |
Today marks a turning point in U.S. steel policy as voluntary restraint agreements - quotas, really
A CAMPAIGN WITH A DIFFERENCE
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
It is election time in Britain, and for the first time in nearly 20 years the three-week campaign to
HOW ABOUT A SMILE, HONEY?
SUMIKO IWAO |
When sexual harassment occurs in the U.S. subsidiary of a Japanese company, it takes on a whole new
AMTRAK'S BIG VICTORY
JOC Team |
AMTRAK IS IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT - make that the engineer's seat. Thanks to a 6-3 ruling last week fro
VISITING CHINA
JOC Team |
IN AN EFFORT TO LURE BACK foreign tourists who deserted China in droves after the Tiananmen massacre
WASHINGTON REPORT HIGH NOON AT SHIPPING AGENCY
JOC Team |
This week is decision time for the Federal Maritime Commission on the thorny issue of rate filing by
A DUBIOUS RECORD IN NIGERIA
GARY N. KLEIMAN |
Six years into its internationally endorsed structural adjustment program, and several months before
CHINESE REFORMS REQUIRE MFN
HONG JIANG |
The U.S. Senate has failed again to block President Bush's attempt to unconditionally renew most-fav
TOKYO REVISITED
JOC Team |
NEARLY THREE MONTHS HAVE PASSED since President Bush's much-publicized trade mission to Tokyo. With
A SEPARATE PEACE
JOC Team |
RATHER THAN WAIT for a free-trade agreement between the United States and Mexico, two U.S. financial
TAIWAN'S WELCOME INVESTMENT
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON |
Investors from Taiwan want to spend $2 billion to buy 40 percent of McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s commer
SPEEDING SOUTH AFRICAN CHANGE
JOHN H. CHETTLE |
The stunning victory for political and social reform in the South African referendum last week is li
A LATIN AMERICAN RENAISSANCE
DOUGLAS CAMPBELL |
On his first visit to Canada 30 years ago, John F. Kennedy said, "Geography has made us neighbors. H
MOUNTAINS OF TRASH
JOC Team |
AS GARBAGE PILES UP in landfills across the country, recycling looks increasingly attractive to some
SHEARING COMPETITION
JOC Team |
A BID FOR PROTECTION AGAINST IMPORTS - in this case, imported labor - has cropped up in the sheepfol
SAVING SPECIES FROM EXTINCTION
IKE C. SUGG |
This month's Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) in Kyoto, Japan, aimed
TOO LITTLE, TOO MUCH, TOO LATE
Tom Connors |
While the battle between the White House and Congress over an economic recovery plan produced a near
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
AVOID TARGETS<br><br> ON GREENHOUSE GASES<br><br>Your recent editorial and news article addressing t
DISCLOSING FREIGHT CONTRACTS
JOC Team |
THE WHITE HOUSE CAMPAIGN to root out needless regulations is in full swing. The Interstate Commerce
GLOBAL WARMING REDUX
JOC Team |
THE UNITED STATES IS HANGING TOUGH in the face of near-unanimous agreement by other nations to cut c
EQUI ECHOES OF A CRISIS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Echoes of the easy 1980s still reverberate through the canyons of Wall Street. The latest disclosure
PAYING FOR JAPAN'S GOVERNMENT
A.E. Cullison |
As nearly everyone in Japan well knows, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party has been closely tied fr
A WAKE-UP CALL FROM THE GATT
SUSAN AARONSON |
America's economic management recently received a very public slap on the wrist from the General Agr
GORBACHEV'S HYPOCRISY
JOC Team |
RUSSIA'S PLAN to reform its economy continues to slog along.<br><br> The city of Moscow lifted price
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
JOC Team |
1991 WAS A REASSURING YEAR for those who worry that foreigners are buying up America. New foreign di
SUSTAINING AN ECONOMIC BOOM
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
After a five-year boom in growth, the emerging nations of Southeast Asia are poised for economic "ta
US-CIS: COLLABORATING IN SPACE
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
If ever there were a marriage made in heaven, it would be the unraveling space establishment of the
TAKING ANOTHER LOOK AT TURKEY
Bruce Barnard |
The European Community is having second thoughts about Turkey.<br><br> For years the community has s
WHERE'S THE BEEF?
JOC Team |
EMPTY GESTURES AND HYPE dominate Washington as never before.<br><br> Last week, partisan bickering o
MR. KOHL'S CREDIBILITY
JOC Team |
THERE IS SOMETHING UNSETTLING about Helmut Kohl's approach to the Uruguay Round of trade talks.<br><
WASHINGTON REPORT CONGRESS READY TO TALK TRASH
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Railroad and trucking industry officials predict Congress will pass some sort of waste transport leg
MAQUILADORAS IN THE CAUCASUS
GERALD ROBBINS |
Ethnic strife in the Caucasus, a serious threat to the former Soviet republics, is receiving insuffi
BRING BUCHAREST INTO THE FOLD
DANIEL N. NELSON |
Romania's ostracism in post-communist Europe should now end. After prolonged delays, the Bush admini
GROUNDS FOR CONCERN
JOC Team |
WHILE MOST COUNTRIES ARE STRUGGLING to cut agricultural subsidies, coffee exporters and growers are
BEER BRAWL
JOC Team |
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES are at it again. Another trade dispute, this one over beer, will unfold
NEEDED: CIS MONETARY POLICY
JOHN A. TATOM |
The republics of the former Soviet Union confront overwhelming obstacles in their efforts to develop
PERMANENT VICTIMS OF BHOPAL
PAUL SHRIVASTAVA |
On Dec. 3, 1984, the worst industrial accident in history occurred at the Union Carbide pesticide pl
HIGH PRIESTS OF PROTECTIONISM
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
The presidential election has stirred new isolationist spirits across the country.<br><br> Jerry Bro
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