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CROSSED SIGNALS ON INVESTMENT
WILLIAM H. LASH III |
There is a strain of schizophrenia running through the current national debate on when to restrict f
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
EXPAND MARITIME<br><br> SUBSIDIESNational security and a balanced economy rely on a modern, diverse
DOZING THROUGH EMU DEBATES
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
There is no escaping it. Everywhere you turn in Britain these days, the issue is the same: Europe.<b
WASHINGTON REPORT EX-IM IS BANKING ON RUSSIANS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Export-Import Bank is dickering with the Russian Republic's Bank for Foreign Trade before it sig
ONTARIO EDGES TOWARD CENTER
LEO RYAN |
After a year in power in the most industrialized province of Canada, Ontario's socialists are discov
GIVE INDIA'S INSURERS A CHANCE
GORDON J. CLONEY |
India's government is making many changes every day to increase the role of private enterprise in th
TRANSPORT'S NEW APPROACH
JOC Team |
THERE'S A LOT TO LIKE in the new $151 billion national transportation bill that cleared the Congress
DELIVERING A MOUSE
JOC Team |
FOR 10 MONTHS the administration labored mightily to modernize banking laws that bar interstate bran
FISHING MORALLY CORRECT TUNA
MICK KRONMAN |
Intoxicated with public support, environmental activists celebrated last year after cajoling the thr
ECONOMIC SWALLOWS OF SPRING
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Snow has yet to fall on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, but this is the winter of discontent for George Bu
NO LESSONS LEARNED IN TOKYO
A.E. Cullison |
After months of painstaking negotiations between leaders of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and officials o
BANNING CIGARETTE ADS
JOC Team |
THE DECADES-OLD WAR between anti-smoking advocates and tobacco companies has become a battle for the
ROUND AND ROUND WE GO
JOC Team |
THE PUSH-ME, PULL-YOU NATURE of the five-year Uruguay Round of trade talks is beginning to try the p
OIL SPILL LAW: PAYING THE PIPER
Janet Porter |
The international shipping community is taking quiet satisfaction in the fact that Americans probabl
CUBA JOINS NUCLEAR RENEGADES
ERIC EHRMANN |
Fidel Castro is turning Cuba into a supermarket for Third World nuclear technology. Delegations from
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FED'S MONETARY<br><br> POLICY IS BEST TOOLIn Don Becker's Oct. 30 column ("Publisher's Notebook," Pa
SOVIET COFFEE SHORTAGE
JOC Team |
ADDING TO THE CONSIDERABLE WOES of Soviet citizens is news of impending coffee shortages in 1992. So
CALIFORNIA GRIDLOCK
JOC Team |
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S transportation planners, who have been scrambling to relieve congestion around
BUSH SEEKS ENERGY BILL REVIVAL
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
The Bush administration isn't giving up on the national energy strategy bill crafted by Sen. Bennett
A BAD TURN FOR RULES OF ORIGIN
MARK S. ZOLNO |
With very little fanfare, the U.S. Customs Service two months ago proposed new regulations that will
PROTECTING WORKERS OVERSEAS
JOY CHERIAN |
The Civil Rights Act of 1991, which President Bush signed Thursday, contained a little-noted but imp
THE BATTLE FOR EUROPE
JOC Team |
AN IDEOLOGICAL BATTLE IS UNDER WAY in the European Community that will determine how business is con
CONVERTING OLD DEFENSE PLANTS
DUNCAN ROBINSON |
Nuclear submarines and washing machines may have little in common, but they have even less in common
SHARING BLAME ON MIDWAY AIR
JOHN McCARRON |
Who killed Midway Airlines?<br><br> There's plenty of blame to go around.There are the obvious suspe
D'AMATO'S RATE CONTROL FOLLY
ORIN S. KRAMER |
In voting last week to cap consumer credit card rates, U.S. senators undoubtedly thought they had ac
FLYING BLIND
JOC Team |
CONGRESS IS DOING ITS BEST to put McDonnell Douglas out of business.<br><br> The St. Louis aircraft
WHY THE JAPANESE DON'T CHANGE
ALAN TONELSON |
Pearl Harbor's 50th anniversary is approaching, U.S.-Japan ties continue to be strained and Japan ha
THAT WAS THEN, THIS IS NOW
Tom Connors |
The next big question in the continuing debate over the pros and cons of foreign trade for the Ameri
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SHIP INSPECTIONS<br><br> AREN'T GOOD ENOUGHI noticed an article in your Nov. 15 edition ("GAO Says C
WORKER HEALTH INSURANCE
JOC Team |
HEALTH CARE COSTS are spiraling out of control, prompting much hand-wringing in Washington and polic
AMERICA'S VIETNAM DILEMMA
Richard Lawrence |
Let's call it Country X.<br><br> On its own motion, it is converting its economy from the communist
INDIA'S HALFHEARTED REFORMS
GARY KLEIMAN |
India, facing default on its $65 billion foreign debt without an immediate injection of funds, annou
SENATOR POTHOLE STRIKES AGAIN
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The sell-off in the global stock market last week was a monument to the stupidity of one man_ U.S. S
CHINA AND TRADE
JOC Team |
JAMES BAKER'S TRIP TO BEIJING on Sunday produced no breakthroughs on China's egregious humanrights p
SHAKY BASIS FOR ENERGY POLICY
HENRY R. LINDEN |
Now that Congress has put new energy legislation on hold at least temporarily, policy-makers have a
EC NEARS END OF BANNER YEAR
Bruce Barnard |
If all goes as planned at the Maastricht summit next month, 1991 could go down as one of the most re
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
NEW APPROACHES<br><br> TO ENERGY POLICYThere is much merit in the Journal's argument that America mu
ANTITRUST REFORM?
JOC Team |
A HOUSE JUDICIARY SUBCOMMITTEE finally moved last week to approve its chairman's bill to severely li
HIGH SPEED RAIL
JOC Team |
PROPOSED HIGH-SPEED passenger rail systems are the darling of U.S. transportation planners anxious t
LOSING CREDIT FOR COMPETITION
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
This city is full of "competitiveness" rhetoric and proposals to sharpen American industry's competi
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