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WASHINGTON REPORT PLAYING LEGISLATIVE END-GAMES
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
WONDER WHERE DOT'S DRUG RULES WENT?<br><br> So do many people in the transportation business, but th
COMMODITY HARMONY
JOC Team |
REGULATORY HARMONIZATION is the sort of phrase that can excite only a lawyer. But as the world's cap
SHOOT THE MESSENGER
JOC Team |
WHEN ROBERT STRAUSS announced Tuesday that he has developed a plan to cut federal spending by $68.5
NO FREE RIDE ON HEALTH CARE
WILLIAM NEIKIRK |
Universal health insurance, proposed Tuesday by Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, sounds like a go
CANADIANS WIN IN US ELECTION
LEO RYAN |
Ask Americans on the street to name the main figures in a Canadian election and few will be able to
AN UNNEEDED DRUG TESTING PLAN
WILLIAM P. VERDON |
The U.S. Coast Guard has proposed a program of chemical drug and alcohol testing for U.S. seamen, b
SHIPPING SOAP OPERA
JOC Team |
ONE OF THE MARITIME industry's longest running soap operas is celebrating an anniversary. Twenty ye
'WORKFARE' AND WELFARE
JOC Team |
THE MOST PROMISING OPPORTUNITY to change the welfare system in nearly two decades threatens to slip
HEALTH COSTS KEEP CLIMBING
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
The tinkering goes on with health-care plans and limits on doctor and hospital bills. But the plain
LOST OPPORTUNITIES IN IRAQ
J. JOHANNES HENSEN |
Washington can be a most fickle place. Certainly, the Iraqis must have come away with that impressio
THE REAL AGENDA OF THE G-7
VERA TROJAN |
On Sept. 24, the finance ministers and central bank governors of the Group of 7 industrial countries
WHO'S BUYING?
JOC Team |
THERE IS AMPLE CAUSE for the good humor that is likely to prevail at this weekend's meeting of finan
SINO-SOVIET MATING DANCE
(By) P.T. Bangsberg |
With peace, if not exactly love, breaking out around the world, the tantalizing question is whether
THE PERILS OF DR. PANGLOSS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
The long, hot summer of 1988 is over. In the Midwest, the drought has broken. Snow is starting to fa
A GUIDE TO THE BASH IN BERLIN
ROBERT SOLOMON |
The annual meetings of the 151 member countries of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank wi
BLOODY BURMA
JOC Team |
MATTERS ARE TURNING BLOODY in Burma, where Defense Minister Saw Maung grabbed control of what remain
MORE THAN JUST 'NYET'
JOC Team |
AFTER 70 YEARS of isolation, the Soviet Union wants to rejoin the world economy. But in a latter-day
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
RAIL ARTICLE NEEDED<br><br> FURTHER ELABORATIONI refer to Michael G. Messner's Sept. 9 Opinion artic
AWAITING PRESIDENT GREENSPAN
PAUL A. LONDON |
Next year, either Michael Dukakis or George Bush will decide whether to let the Federal Reserve Boar
NO LONDON ISLE OF PROSPERITY
(By) Janet Porter |
Everyone on the Isle of Dogs should be prospering. The area is a designated Enterprise Zone in the E
CLEANING THE AIR
JOC Team |
AIRBORNE POLLUTION baked by this summer's record heat has made breathing difficult for millions of c
THE LOWDOWN ON TED RUHLY
(By) STANFORD ERICKSON |
Linda Marrone is Ted Ruhly's executive secretary. Mr. Ruhly is president of Maersk Inc. Among other
GATT CAN'T COUNT ON COALITIONS
JOHN WHALLEY |
One of the most striking aspects of the current round of international trade negotiations is a marke
WASHINGTON REPORT TOUGH DEFENSE IS ELECTION ISSUE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
BEING TOUGH ON DEFENSE was a theme of the presidential campaign last week, as Democratic candidate M
HENRY WALLICH
JOC Team |
HENRY C. WALLICH, who died in Washington Thursday, was one of most influential postwar American econ
PASS A BANKING BILL
JOC Team |
THERE ARE MANY REASONS why Congress ought to pass a banking bill this year. The most important of th
FRONTAL ATTACK
JOC Team |
THE FRONTAL ATTACK on trade privileges for developing countries in a Wednesday speech by Peter McPhe
TEST OF GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
JOHN H. COSTELLO |
U.S. global leadership no longer can be taken for granted. While the United States has enjoyed a com
POLISHING THE TRADE FIGURES
HARRY LAMAR |
The good news/bad news on the monthly trade balance reports of the Department of Commerce is rightl
THE DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES
DAVID WARSH |
September is the great month for taking bearings. The finance ministers of 150 nations and their com
THE POTS AND PANS OF CHILE
GEORGE DE LAMA |
The pots and pans of protest can be heard in Chile's capital once again as Gen. Augusto Pinochet ma
LIMITED MANDATE
JOC Team |
REQUIRING EMPLOYERS to provide their workers with basic health insurance is a laudable goal. Too man
DUES OVERDUE
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT REAGAN DESERVES congratulations. Against his instincts and the views of many administratio
THE POLITICAL WORLD SERIES
(By) Tom Connors |
The first of the two presidential debates will be held Sept. 25 and we are in for a quantity of hype
IMPORTS NEEDN'T HARM SECURITY
JACK H. NUNN |
Concern over the erosion of the U.S. defense industrial base has prompted demands that the United St
FERRY LESSONS
JOC Team |
SEATTLE'S LOSS OF ITS ROLE as the southernmost port for the Alaska state ferry sends another warning
GOOD JOBS, BAD JOBS
JOC Team |
GOOD JOBS AT GOOD WAGES is a catchy line. But it hasn't caught on as the theme of Michael Dukakis' t
AMERICA'S TIN-POT TRADE POLICY
DONALD E. DeKIEFFER |
The United States Trade Representative has announced a preliminary step toward denying seven countri
SQUEEZE ON LIVING STANDARDS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
When the nation finally goes to the polls on Nov. 8, pocketbook issues will loom large. The small gr
POOR TEST SCORES DAMAGING US
(By) Richard Lawrence |
A really scary report made the rounds here this week.<br><br> Prepared by the Council on Competitive
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