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WASHINGTON REPORT TIME FOR HORSE TRADING ON TRADE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
SENATORS FROM oil-producing states face a quandary. There is much they dislike in the omnibus trade
RON AND BRIAN
JOC Team |
GOOD FEELINGS will be everywhere Wednesday as Ronald Reagan and Brian Mulroney hold their final one-
CHECK-CLEARING RELIEF
JOC Team |
FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY bank customers are going to get some relief from the ridiculously long hol
HAIL TO THE FORMER CHIEF
STANFORD ERICKSON |
Richard M. Nixon, 37th president of the United States, addressed the American Society Newspaper Edit
REORIENT FARM EXPORT POLICY
RICHARD GILMORE |
Official U.S. export policy is to encourage competitiveness in U.S. agriculture. Unfortunately, we a
WHITHER THE FAA?
JOC Team |
EVERYONE AGREES the Federal Aviation Administration is in sorry shape. The report released Monday by
TOO MUCH PROTEST
JOC Team |
THE WASHINGTON PRESS CORPS is aghast at revelations by former White House press secretary Larry Spea
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Blame Legal System<br><br> For Liability CrisisTwo points that particularly hit home to our members
TRUCKING NEEDS ITS OWN AGENCY
THOMAS J. DONOHUE |
Truck transportation must be made as safe and efficient as possible. Assuring the safety of 260,000
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR VENEZUELA
EDUARDO FERNANDEZ |
The results of three decades of democracy in Venezuela have been positive in many areas. However, th
SHOWING THE FLAG
JOC Team |
WHEN FOREIGN POLICY is at issue, the Reagan administration often appears of two minds. One is domina
SAD TEXTILE TALE
JOC Team |
PITY THE POOR U.S. textile industry. If Congress fails to enact legislation limiting growth in texti
THE DR. RUTH OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS
TOM CONNORS |
He was back in town last week - the newest Richard Nixon and clearly the oldest. The familiar Bob Ho
NO REASON FOR AMERICA TO FALL
GARY HUFBAUER |
Many scholars have written about declining U.S. influence in the arena of world affairs. But Paul Ke
THE BEST LANDFALL OF THEM ALL
JAMES NOLAN |
A U.S. Navy fleet of fighting ships will sail into New York harbor this morning on the rising tide.
SEEKING SYMBOLIC VICTORIES
JOC Team |
THE AILING LABOR MOVEMENT needs a victory. That, more than anything else, explains organized labor's
JIMMY HOFFA'S LEGACY
JOC Team |
ONE OF JIMMY HOFFA'S PROUDEST achievements as president of the International Brotherhood of Teamster
KOREA SMOLDERS AS OLYMPICS NEAR
A.E. CULLISON |
South Korea is being haunted by the prospect of an Olympic Games racked by violence.<br><br> The cou
FACING LIFE IN THE SLOW LANE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Wall Street was shocked last week by an unexpected slump in U.S. foreign trade. According to the Co
TRADE BILL: POLITICS OR POLICY?
KEVIN G. NEALER |
The trade bill negotiations between the administration and Congress have collapsed over the issue of
NAVY CARGO COMPETITION
JOC Team |
THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to bid for military cargoes is one of the prerogatives of ships flying the U.S.
INSULTING A NEIGHBOR
JOC Team |
THE U.S. SENATE has finally said No! to drugs. By a margin of 63 to 27, senators voted Thursday to s
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Are We Subsidizing<br><br> The Wrong Ships?Your newspaper has been replete with reports about the de
SHIPPING UNDER US-CANADA PACT
MARY R. BROOKS |
The Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States contains no provisions on transportati
OUTGROWING BRITAIN'S SHADOW
EDWIN UNSWORTH |
As my guide from the Irish Development Agency drove me through the pleasant green suburbs of Cork, m
NEWS MEDIA'S ROLE IN SOCIETY
STANFORD ERICKSON |
Speaker of the House of Representatives James Wright surprised me. I asked him what was wrong with t
AVOIDING THE RECESSION OF 1989
EDWARD RENSHAW |
From 1854 to the end of World War II, only two peacetime expansions of the U.S. economy lasted three
WASHINGTON REPORT TRUCKERS FIND RAIL AGENCY TAXING
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
RAIL AND TRUCK lobbyists never tire of attacking one another, but this week the American Trucking As
MAKING PRUDENCE PAY
JOC Team |
HERE'S AN IDEA: Let's tax well-run businesses to subsidize their mismanaged competitors.<br><br> The
THE TOBACCO TRADE HAZE
JOC Team |
THIS COUNTRY'S APPROACH to tobacco usage has become as smoky as the industry's products. Cigarette p
REGULATION THAT WORKS
JOC Team |
THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY'S sudden eagerness to reduce the use of chlorofluorocarbon s carries with it a
PATH TO RAIL LABOR PEACE
JOC Team |
RAILROAD LABOR UNIONS WON a lawsuit last week when a federal appeals court affirmed their right to b
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Article Misjudged<br><br> MacBride PrinciplesI read with great interest Mr. John Cushnahan's attack
RE-REGULATE TRUCKS FOR SAFETY
PAUL S. DEMPSEY |
More than 4,500 people died in heavy truck-related accidents last year, and the number is growing. A
JURY STILL OUT ON PRIVATIZATION
JAMES R. SILKENAT |
During the past seven years, the Reagan administration has played a persistent drum-beat on the them
WORLD BANK SCRAMBLE
JOC Team |
AS THE MEMBERS of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund meet this week in Washington, o
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OSTRICH-LIKE SOLUTION TO US-FLAG PROBLEM
William P. Verdon President United Shipowners of America |
On March 8, 1988, the Journal of Commerce printed an op-ed article by Robert C. Waters, a professor
MR. GORBACHEV'S BIG GAMBLE
TOM CONNORS |
The diplomatic accords designed to pave the way for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan
ARGENTINA'S NUCLEAR DILEMMA
ERIC EHRMANN |
Austerity budgets and structural reforms in Argentina have earned President Raul Alfonsin internatio
INSIGNIFICANT NEWS
JOC Team |
IN THE MIDST of the increasingly xenophobic reaction to foreign investors who buy into the United St
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