Commentary

A GROUP OF SHIPPERS, truckers and consumer advocates, which met earlier this month to plan a 1989 le

THERE'S LESS THAN MEETS THE EYE in the dismal financial results posted by the Export-Import Bank of

THE NEW TURMOIL IN GLOBAL FINANCIAL markets was perhaps inevitable and certainly predictable. Althou

Can a conservative economic and social agenda work for Mikhail Gorbachev as he strives to reform th

Monday is the day of reckoning for the U.S.-Canada free trade deal that has been approved in Washing

Oct. 26, 1988. Today, I returned to Grenada. Return, I suppose, is a very imprecise term as my last

THE SWEEPING VICTORY BY LEFT-WING parties in Brazil's municipal elections Tuesday serves as one more

The late W.C. Fields warned about making resolutions for improvement during moments of stress or rem

FEW AGENCIES WIELD as much economic power with as little publicity as the U.S. International Trade C

The status of the Federal Aviation Administration is a recurrent issue in the debate over federal av

FOOTBALL HELMET STORY IGNORED VICTIM'S SIDEThe Wisconsin Victim's Network takes issue with a

FREE TRADE HANGS IN THE BALANCE as Canadians go to the polls Monday to elect a new House of Commons.

The election is over. The gurus of groupthink claim that George Bush, despite his victory margin, do

Of all the disquieting political and economic events affecting the world in recent years, perhaps th

AMBASSADORS ARE LARGELY ANACHRONISMS in the modern world. Electronic communications and jet airplane

A Politburo proposal for stepwise action toward free convertibility of the Soviet ruble was sent to

NINE MONTHS AFTER THE MASSACHUSETTS Port Authority approved a new system of landing fees to ease con

GEORGE BUSH'S IMAGE-MAKERS are putting out the word that he will be a pragmatic president, and Mr. B

While the country takes a short vacation from politics, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl stops off in W

SOVIETS PARTICIPATED IN TRADE FAIR IN 1972Your article of Oct. 25 regarding the Soviet Union

THE CURRENCY MARKETS had no doubt about the significance of last Tuesday's election: The morning aft

SEN. JOHN BREAUX, D-La., will have his Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee review the Coast Guard's

PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES shouldn't throw stones. That's a good rule for neighbors, an

Life, John F. Kennedy once observed in a moment of exasperation, is unfair. The indisputable correct

Washington is stepping up its efforts to force the South Koreans and Taiwanese to boost the value of

GEORGE BUSH'S IMPRESSIVE VICTORY over Michael Dukakis was a clear endorsement of Reagan Republicanis

In his acceptance speech at the Republican national convention in August, Vice President George Bush

CALIFORNIA IS FAMOUS for its unorthodox approach to almost everything, and its regulation of the sta

Reforming landing fees is the only hope for a congested airport faced with exploding passenger deman

A desire by Iraq and Iran to quickly restore their war torn economies, cheating by the United Arab E

The U.S. economic expansion was six years old this month. That is ancient by historicalstandards.

IN ANNOUNCING HIS RESIGNATION as secretary of transportation Monday, James Burnley sent a message a

To free trade or not to free trade? That dramatic question was put to a few dozen economists last we

WILL THE UNITED EUROPE of the 1990s be a free trade area or a fortress? Europe itself is evidently h

Vice president George Bush, who calls himself an early supporter of economic deregulationof the U.S.

THE TILT-ROTOR AIRCRAFT, a cross between a helicopter and a propeller-driven airplane, maybe one of

WHILE CONGRESS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF Transportation debate ways to test and punish transportation wo

As candidates and parties maneuver toward next December's presidential election, a consensus to main

The United States and Western Europe appear to be drifting apart on a key issue that is moving to to

KINGS POINT IS WASTE OF PUBLIC FUNDSRe: your article, Kings Point Trains Leaders For Leaner,