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MONITORING TRUCKING
JOC Team |
BLEARY-EYED TRUCKERS who push themselves and their rigs beyond the breaking point are the latest foc
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Patent Protection<br><br> Important to IndiaI am writing in reference to your recent article, "India
OPPORTUNITY AT THE BOTTOM RUNG
ALBERT L. KRAUS |
To help reduce youth unemployment, particularly in the black ghettos, people close to the Reagan adm
PASTA WARS BOIL OVER . . . AGAIN
RICHARD LAWRENCE |
There's a San Francisco restaurant called Basta Pasta.<br><br> It means, more or less literally, sto
NAVAL FOOLISHNESS
JOC Team |
MANY AMERICANS FELT their government was reckless when it agreed last month to defend Kuwaiti tanker
SAME OLD SONG
JOC Team |
Superconductors, the newly discovered materials that conduct electricity with only a small loss of e
DON'T CLOSE THE STORE NOW
PIERRE F. DOBBELMANN |
In their concern about the alarming trade deficit, those who have been passionately debating the all
ARGENTINA'S DOUBTFUL DEREGULATION
JEREMY MORGAN |
Don't be surprised if Argentina's latest stab at deregulating its oil industry doesn't work out. The
CONGRESS IS AFTER APARTHEID AGAIN
GARE A. SMITH |
Rep. Ronald Dellums, D-Calif., supported by legislators in both houses of Congress, has unveiled a b
INSURING AGAINST AIDS
JOC Team |
The rapid spread of that modern-day plague, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, is causing well-fou
LETTERS
JOC Team |
The Journal of Commerce welcomes letters to the editor. Letters intended for publication should incl
MEASURING THAT TRADE DEFICIT
BRUCE BARTLETT |
House and Senate conferees soon will meet to work out details of final trade legislation. There will
WILL THERE BE FEEWER AMERICANS?
LEON F. BOUVIER |
Twenty-five years ago, most Americans would not have wondered whether the number of their fellow cou
LATEST THREAT FROM THE WEST
A.E. CULLISON |
Insider trading may be an uncomfortable subject on Wall Street these days. But that is certainly not
BALDRIGE'S LEGACY
JOC Team |
COMMERCE SECRETARY MALCOLM BALDRIGE, who was killed Saturday while practicing his passion of calf-ro
WALK SOFTLY IN PANAMA
JOC Team |
THE CONTINUED UNREST in the Republic of Panama confronts the United States with a difficult challeng
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
Shippers Holding Out<br><br> For Hamburg RulesYour editorial "New Rules at Sea" (July 15), suggestin
BAD FAITH ON AUTOMOBILE PARTS
OWEN BIEBER |
Journal of Commerce publisher Don Becker recently pointed out (July 8) the potential threat to the a
BRACE FOR TRANS-ATLANTIC CRISIS
BRUCE BARNARD |
The phony trade war between the United States and the European Community is coming to an end with bo
A RATHER CRITICAL PERIOD
JOC Team |
THE CURRENT ECONOMIC EXPANSION continues to surprise both the pros and the armchair economists with
FORGET FORECASTING
JOC Team |
ALAN GREENSPAN, President Reagan's nominee to chair the Federal Reserve Board finally got his confir
A VERY ELECTABLE GENTLEMAN
STANFORD ERICKSON |
It's difficult to interview Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III. But not for the usual reasons.<br
HISTORY ENLIGHTENS TRADE DEBATE
PETER L. SCOTT |
A recent book on listening says that while we may spend most of the day doing it, we'll hear only ha
WASHINGTON REPORT JAPAN BUYING MORE US CHIPS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE JAPANESE may be opening their market to U.S. semiconductor suppliers, according to the latest bo
MINDING FTC'S BUSINESS
JOC Team |
DANIEL OLIVER, the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, rarely passes up the chance to preach h
TOUGH CHOICE ON TOSHIBA
JOC Team |
CONGRESS IS ITCHING to take another whack at Toshiba Corp. The Senate, angered by the evasion of con
LETTERS
JOC Team |
The Journal of Commerce welcomes letters to the editor. Letters intended for publication should incl
AVERTING A DEVELOPMENT DISASTER
BARBER B. CONABLE |
Without coordinated international action to reform prevailing fiscal, monetary, credit and commercia
ON BEING MISTERED TO DEATH
ALBERT L. KRAUS |
We have a rule at The Journal of Commerce, one pretty much ignored elsewhere in newspapering these d
NUCLEAR ACCIDENT INSURANCE?
PETER HUBER |
Victims of industrial accidents require prompt, certain, and reasonably generous relief. But while t
A BILL WORTH SIGNING?
JOC Team |
THE TRADE BILL approved by the Senate Tuesday is far from perfect. But if lawmakers from the House a
CREATING AN INSURANCE CRISIS?
JACK BRONSTON |
No sooner have the insurance markets recovered from their worst market capacity crisis ever than the
THE OTHER CAPITAL COVER-UP
TOM CONNORS |
As much as anything else, the Iran-contra scandal has demonstrated the pitfalls of a White House pol
IS AMERICA REALLY A DEBTOR?
DAVID R. FRANCIS |
The headline proclaimed that the United States owes more than Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina combined
TRUCKING COMPROMISE
JOC Team |
CANADA'S RESTRICTIONS on trans-border trucking have become a persistent if minor irritant in relati
TALES OF A SUCCESSFUL FLACK
ALAN RITER |
Something has seriously gone awry in my life.<br><br> I'm at mid-life (I'm not really sure of that;
DEMOCRACY TAKES ROOT
JOC Team |
THE POLITICAL IMMATURITY of Asia's newly industrializing countries has been a longstanding source of
NO LACK OF CONVICTION HERE
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Wall Street has been off in an orbit all its own during the last few weeks. The prices of stocks, b
HIGHER TARIFFS A BETTER APPROACH
JOHN H. MAKIN |
Dr. Samuel Johnson's dictionary defines excise as "a hateful tax levied upon commodities and adjudg
LIMIT LAYOFFS SENSIBLY
JOC Team |
AMERICAN WORKERS are often the unwitting pawns in corporate restructuring. Investors and financial a
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