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ENDING AIRPORT ROADBLOCK
JOC Team |
AIR TRAVEL DELAYS cost the economy nearly $5 billion last year, the Federal Aviation Administration
KILL CROP INSURANCE
JOC Team |
STEP RIGHT UP AND TAKE YOUR PICK! Buy insurance, have a disaster and Uncle Sam will pay. Or, don't b
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES<br><br> WOULD CUT POLLUTIONI believe your Dec. 26 editorial, "Fuel Alternatives
THE CALM BEFORE THE NEW YEAR
P.T. BANGSBERG |
If you think things get quiet at the end of December and early January, you ought to be in Asia in t
SOMETHING CANDOR CAN'T DO
Tom Connors |
The national transportation policy that Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner previewed in a re
ASKING FOR TROUBLE
JOC Team |
IT WAS ONLY YESTERDAY that taxpayers were asked to dig deep into their pockets to bail outthe federa
ONE IN A MILLION
JOC Team |
EVERYBODY AGREES on the need to reduce toxic pollutants in the air. But as Congress resumesdebate on
DYED IN THE COMPANY COLORS
A.E. Cullison |
Even to some of its most dedicated adherents, Japan's vaunted education system always has seemed des
SUDDEN CHALLENGE OVER TAXES
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
President Bush is facing a major challenge over federal taxes, practically on the eve of his first f
THE GREAT OIL PRICE CONSPIRACY
BERNARD L. WEINSTEIN |
As a deep freeze gripped most of the nation recently, the price of heating oil rose dramatically. Be
COMMISSION HAS MEETING
JOC Team |
''COMMISSION HAS MEETING" is not the sort of headline newspaper editors dream about. But the Inters
TOO MANY PERMITS
JOC Team |
CLEANING UP THE AIR can't be mandated in isolation: The costs of reducing emissions should be weighe
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DOUBLE BOTTOM STAND<br><br> GETS HIGH MARKSAs a critic of your Oct. 17 editorial which endorsed limi
ASIAN OBSESSION, EUROPEAN THREAT
C. MICHAEL AHO |
Politicians, trade policy officials and business people are overly preoccupied with Japan. Their myo
ASSAULT ON OLD GREEK HABITS
VICTOR WALKER |
If Greece this year manages to turn around a faltering economy, it will be largely due to two 86-yea
LOOSE WORDS
JOC Team |
IT'S FED-BASHING TIME AGAIN on Pennsylvania Avenue. President Bush, White House spokesman Marlin Fi
GORBACHEV'S HOLD SLIPS AWAY
MARK BERNIKER |
The Soviet Union is sliding into a deepening crisis that could shift Mikhail Gorbachev from man of t
MYTHS ABOUT DEPOSIT INSURANCE
MARC LEVINSON |
Many lessons have been drawn from the continuing crisis of the savings and loan industry. Unfortuna
WASHINGTON REPORT 'MAKE OR BREAK' WEEK FOR IMF
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
It's another "make or break" week for a decision on a big money increase for the International Monet
ACID RAIN RUNAROUND
JOC Team |
WASHINGTON, AFTER YEARS OF DITHERING, finally agrees that acid rain is an environmental problem. But
COPING WITH CONGESTION
JOC Team |
THE PAINS OF CONGESTION have become a routine part of air travel. Airline delays cost the economy $2
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DOUBLE BOTTOMS<br><br> ARE SAFETY ANSWERYour Jan. 9 editorial, "Double Bottom Doubts," presents seve
IN AFRICA, NO ONE HAS INFLUENCE
JOC Team |
In October, 17 experts from the United States, Great Britain, West Germany and the Soviet Union conv
SOVIET TIES ARE HARD TO CUT
MILAN SVEC |
Last week's meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, of high-level representatives of the Soviet-led Council for
BUGS
JOC Team |
IT'S BEEN A ROUGH WEEK here at The Journal of Commerce. On Monday, as the near-collapse ofAmerican T
HAND GRENADE
JOC Team |
THAT MOST UNPREDICTABLE of senators, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, tossed a hand grenade into the Bush ad
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
REGULATORY PROBLEMS<br><br> OF RISK RETENTIONYour editorial "Insurance Warning" (Jan. 5) raises some
WORSE THAN THE PORK BARREL
BOB MOOS |
Last year's ethics scandals in the House were watched with a certain disdain in the Senate, a clubby
TRADE PRESSURE HELPS JAPAN
KEN OTANI |
As tempers flare on both sides of the Pacific, the U.S.-Japan trade dispute threatens to get ugly. O
RUN LIKE A BUSINESS
JOC Team |
WAS IT A MOMENT OF MADNESS on the part of Amtrak Chairman W. Graham Claytor? Last week, in announcin
MEMORIES
JOC Team |
U.S. MEMORIES was supposed to be a model of the future. Private electronics companies in the United
TO OUR READERS
JOC Team |
Due to technical problems, H. Erich Heinemann's weekly column on the economy does not appear today.
WHO NEEDS DUTIES, ANYHOW?
TED ROWLAND |
World trade negotiations now under way in Geneva will conclude this year. The Uruguay Round of the G
THE BURDENS OF THE TAXPAYER
FRANK N. WILNER |
On a Washington street corner recently, a polished Marine stood beside a tattered waif whoclutched a
THAW IN CHINA?
JOC Team |
VISITORS ONCE AGAIN MAY STROLL through Tiananmen Square, but not much else appears to havechanged in
LABOR RELATIONS LESSONS
JOC Team |
THE LABOR MOVEMENT IS DOWN but definitely not out. Two long and painful strikes not only have shown
GUIDED MISSILES FROM ARGENTINA
ERIC EHRMANN |
Benign neglect in Washington and billions in unauthorized loans from the Atlanta branch ofItaly's Ba
NO SNOW SPELLS ALPINE RUIN
Janet Porter |
The economic disaster faced by hundreds of villages in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria could
KEEP DAN QUAYLE AT HOME
ALEJANDRO RAMOS |
In Mexico, and elsewhere in Latin America, Dan Quayle is an unknown. Few are aware that he is the vi
THE F WORD
JOC Team |
IT'S DIFFICULT ENOUGH to figure out how to cut the federal government's budget deficit without menti
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