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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
WHAT IS OPTIMUM<br><br> SHIP CREW SIZE?Your newspaper recently published several articles regarding
BEWARE OF WIELDING TRADE CROWBAR ON THE BRINK OF A PARLOUS CHANGE
JAGDISH BHAGWATI |
U.S. trade policy is on the brink of a parlous change. Both the imminent use of the provisions of th
A SIGNIFICANT VISIT
JOC Team |
MIKHAIL GORBACHEV'S DEPARTURE from Shanghai today marks the close of the first major meeting between
STRANGE COINCIDENCE
JOC Team |
ON TUESDAY, the U.S. Senate narrowly defeated an attempt to block the Bush administration's agreemen
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
'BIG OIL' OP-ED<br><br> LACKED FOUNDATIONThe May 2 Op-Ed by David Nyhan ("Cut Big Oil Down to Size")
WINNING GORBACHEV'S GAME
Tom Connors |
This city is going through its 13th, 14th or 100th consecutive day of darkness and rain - enough, an
OPEN GATES TO SOVIET TRADE
KEVIN F.F. QUIGLEY |
The critical question underlying the discussions at the upcoming NATO and Economic Summits is whethe
COMPUTER COMPETITION
JOC Team |
IF YOU BELIEVE what you read in the papers, America's poor, suffering electronics companies are bein
SOARING TOO HIGH
JOC Team |
PERHAPS THE WORLD'S CENTRAL BANKERS have become bored with their task of stabilizing exchange rates.
A TOUGH LIFE AFTER HOURS
A.E. Cullison |
There's no such thing as a three martini lunch in Japan. At the noon hour, workers and alcohol rarel
STOP THE ROT OF THE BIG APPLE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The City of New York proudly proclaimed last week that, for the first time in decades, its subway ca
NATO NEEDS TO WIN THE PEACE
LUCY KOMISAR |
The other evening, at a bar frequented by politicians andjournalists, I was the object of strong wor
THE SAME OLD PERONISM
JOC Team |
THE SWEEPING VICTORY of Carlos Menem in Sunday's presidential election is a major achievement for Ar
TURNABOUT AT THE NLRB
JOC Team |
FEW FEDERAL AGENCIES are more politicized than the National Labor Relations Board. And few are more
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
PANAMA: BETWEEN<br><br> A ROCK & HARD PLACEThe recent turmoil in the tiny Republic of Panama is part
THE STORY OF JOHNNY AND SASHA
THOMAS H. NAYLOR |
Johnny and Sasha are two blue collar workers in their early 20s. Johnny works in a General Motors au
BRITAIN'S SUMMER OF DISCONTENT
Edwin Unsworth |
London ground to a snail's pace Monday as a result of one-day strikes by subway, bus and some rail w
FOREIGN OFFENSIVE
JOC Team |
SCORE ONE MORE FOR MR. GORBACHEV. Last Thursday, the Soviet leader presented Secretary of State Jam
REMOVING THE LOCKS
JOC Team |
AMID THE FEAR-MONGERING over foreign investment in the United States, there is a valid concern that
FED SHOULD SHARE THE WEALTH
NORMAN A. BAILEY |
In 1862, the original Homestead Act gave all Americans the opportunity to own productive land throug
THE JAPANIZATION OF AMERICA
Stanford Erickson |
One of the nicer things about being editor of a national newspaper is that you give speeches at exot
WASHINGTON REPORT LATIN BANK GETS SUDDEN BOOST
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, after three years of quibbling with Latin American nations over the Inter-A
INSURING DEPOSITS
JOC Team |
THE TAXPAYER BAILOUT of the nation's troubled thrift industry is costly. But those who are pushing a
LOW PROFILE DOWNSIZING
JOC Team |
CORPORATE CUTBACKS in middle and senior level staff have augmented as much as 25 percent over the pa
ARGENTINE DEMOCRACY ON THE LINE
ERIC EHRMANN |
Argentines will go to the polls with a heavy conscience to try to elect a new president this Sunday.
MAKING A PLACE FOR 'HUMANWARE'
MARC LEVINSON |
In the atrium of the Roppongi Prince Hotel there is a swimming pool, and in the swimming pool there
US THREE-TRACK TRADE POLICY
ERNEST H. PREEG |
The United States has no clearly articulated and nationally supported trade strategy. The Internatio
MARAD SKIRTS THE LAKES
JOC Team |
THE COST OF DELIVERING U.S. food aid needs to be contained. Great Lakes ports could use more regular
STEEL DEAL
JOC Team |
IF THERE WAS ANY FURTHER QUESTION about the desirability of extending the sweeping quotas holding do
TERM PAPERS AND THE ECONOMY
WILLIAM R. NEIKIRK |
People often ask what I think is the No. 1 cause of the U.S. economy's problems. After much reflecti
PERONISM RETURNS TO ARGENTINA
ELIANA CARDOSO |
On Sunday, Argentines will elect a new president amid hyper-inflationary chaos. Surging inflation an
MOSCOW TALKS MAY TOP MOVIES
Tom Connors |
It may be sheer coincidence, or one more measure of the swirling currents reshaping international po
CONFRONTING NORIEGA
JOC Team |
PANAMANIANS HAVE FINALLY HAD THEIR SAY, and what they said is not congenial to the country's militar
WHO WANTS TO OWN AN AIRLINE?
FRANK J. COSTELLO |
I want to buy an airline. I have unlimited resources and a distinguished record of success in other
BUSH IGNORES TRADE IMBALANCE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Inertia, bordering on complacency, appears to be the watchword for international economic policy in
SEARCHING FOR ESCAPE HATCHES
Richard Lawrence |
David Mulford, the Treasury Department's top international economic official, told senators somethin
BOLIVIAN SURPRISE
JOC Team |
IN THIS BANNER YEAR for democracy in South America, perhaps no election is more remarkable than Sund
ARE TAXES SO BAD?
JOC Team |
THE MYTH THAT TAXES ARE BAD is one of the most harmful legacies of Ronald Reagan. Federal Reserve Go
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
INVESTMENTS EDITORIAL<br><br> ON JAPAN CHALLENGEDYour editorial "Breaking the Dam" (April 12) is bas
EUROPE'S UNION RACES AHEAD
Bruce Barnard |
The European Community summit in Madrid next month promises to be a field day for copy-hungry report
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