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'BABY BELLS'
JOC Team |
REGIONAL TELEPHONE COMPANIES should have the chance to produce equipment for the $120 billion global
CUSTOMS BILL TO WAIT UNTIL '92
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
HOPES ARE FADING for action this year on bills that would make basic changes in U.S. customslaw.<br>
CHOOSING SIDES IN YUGOSLAVIA
RENEO LUKIC |
On May 20, the U.S. State Department announced that the United States had suspended financial aid to
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
SOVIET UNION NEEDS<br><br> HELP FROM THE WESTYour editorial ("Food for Moscow," May 20) assessed cor
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
JOC Team |
TRUCKING DEREGULATION IS WORKING. That's the inescapable conclusion of a new report from the Interst
MEXICAN HOUSECLEANING
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT CARLOS SALINAS DE GORTARI understands that it will take more than privatization to reform
EXACTING A PRICE FOR US ACCESS
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
You give an experienced thief a few tools, and he can quickly gain access to your home. I know that'
KOREA'S UN RAPPROCHEMENT
JOHN J. METZLER |
It is richly ironic that South Korea, a country whose sovereignty was preserved by multinational Uni
FROM FAST-TRACK TO SOUND TRACK
ABRAHAM F. LOWENTHAL |
The prolonged and often heated debate on the Bush administration's request for ''fast-track" authori
DISCOURAGING COUPS
JOC Team |
MILITARY COUPS for years have been a constant threat to security and human rights in Latin America.
HIGHWAY SHOWDOWN
JOC Team |
FEDERAL HIGHWAY PROGRAMS ARE BIG BUSINESS. With more than $100 billion to be spent over the next fiv
SMALL RAILROADS, BIG HEADACHES
R. POWELL FELIX |
Last month, the Interstate Commerce Commission asked Congress to virtually eliminate federal economi
WHY LOWER DEPOSIT COVERAGE?
MARK E. LEVONIAN |
Recent deterioration in the financial condition of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has rai
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
MR. SKINNER SPOKE<br><br> OUT OF TURN ON TVThe bankrupt Pan Am Corp. last week had two pieces of bad
G-7'S GUEST LIST
JOC Team |
WHEN THE GROUP OF SEVEN industrialized nations convene in London in mid-July, there likely will be a
DUMPING MINIVANS
JOC Team |
DETROIT'S AUTOMAKERS are at it again. After years of trying to limit Japanese vehicle imports, the B
MEXICO NEEDS REAL DEMOCRACY
ANDREW REDING |
Last week, while Congress was approving a "fast track" to free trade with Mexico, President Bush cou
AMERICA'S EXPORT CONTROL MAZE
Richard Lawrence |
Two new international trade accords suggest a better life for U.S. exporters. How much better is far
CONGRESSIONAL CPR FOR BANKS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The overhaul of the American banking system, which has been stumbling through Congress so far this y
SCARE TACTICS
JOC Team |
IT LOOKS LIKE THE OPENING SCENE of a disaster movie. A huge triple-trailer truck is closing fast on
THE TWO-TIER PLAN
JOC Team |
1991 MAY GO DOWN IN INSURANCE HISTORY as another year of insolvency resulting<br><br>from weak overs
UNSUNG HEROINES OF JAPAN
MIEKO TAKENOBU |
The engine that drives the Japanese economy is the harried housewife whose unpaid toil underwrites e
DON'T REWARD CHINA'S LEADERS
WILLIAM H. LASH, III |
President Bush recently revealed his intent to push for most-favored-nation status for China. A deci
GOING GETS TOUGHER IN EUROPE
Bruce Barnard |
The European Community is beginning to resemble a juggler who is forced to keep an ever increasing n
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
JOC Team |
POSTAL MONOPOLIES are under attack. Europe's antitrust cops are the latest to<br><br>serve notice th
CHINA CONNECTION
JOC Team |
ANYONE WHO STILL DOESN'T SEE the positive link between preferential trade treatment for China and po
WASHINGTON REPORT CHINA: HELMS AND HONG KONG
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
LOBBIES ARE LINING UP for what could be a bitter battle over President Bush's proposal to renew the
WHAT THE GNP DOESN'T TELL US
WILLIAM J. STOVER |
To grow or not to grow? That's the question many communities struggle with as they consider future e
FOOD COPS AND PHONY LABELS
DAVID KESSLER |
This dedication of the National Center for Food Safety and Technology comes at a crucial time in the
STOP BASHING GERMANY
JOC Team |
ONE OF THE MORE TROUBLING TRENDS in recent U.S. international economic policy is a return to the pra
PEACE INVESTMENT
JOC Team |
ONE OF THE MAXIMS OF MILITARY STRATEGY is never to plan a war based upon the requirements of your la
RISING TIDE FAILED TO LIFT BOATS
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
The growing gap between rich and poor, and even between the rich and the middle class, is now an est
HEALTHY BANKS FOR THE EAST
GARY N. KLEIMAN |
The recent launch of the Polish Stock Exchange - Eastern Europe's third after previous stock market
SHIP RATE GROUP FIGHTS BACK
RONALD B. GOTTSHALL |
Rate-setting conferences in the maritime industry have faced stiff criticism lately, but rumors of t
JAPAN'S CARMAKERS IN OVERDRIVE
J. DOUGLAS JOHNSON |
The Big Three auto manufacturers Chrysler, Ford and General Motors must wonder whether they're ste
FROM UNTHINKABLE TO POSSIBLE
Tom Connors |
Late last week, after Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev apparently had asked for $100 billion in We
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
REP. GIBBONS' BILL<br><br> CAN'T SAVE SHIPYARDSYour editorial "Shipbuilding Subsidies" (May 13) is o
EASE HIGH-TECH EXPORTS
JOC Team |
THE COLD WAR ISN'T OVER. Try selling a fiber-optic phone system to the Soviet Union and the U.S. go
RESTRAINED RESPONSE
JOC Team |
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS IN ASIA, skittish about interfering in bilateral relations between the United S
NEW PLAN FOR PROBLEM BRIDGES
JAI KIM |
Earlier this month, the Bush administration told Congress the nation's bridges are in shambles. Engi
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