Abstracts: The moral high ground: do as we say, voters seem to be telling their elected officials - not as we do. part 2 Future imperfect: Canadians are ready for fundamental changes in society
Abstracts: A nation transformed: for all the turmoil of the past decade, Canadians have not lost faith in themselves. A brave new world: computer technology is changing the way Canadians live, work - and think
Abstracts: A brave new world: computer technology is changing the way Canadians live, work - and think. Is dating dead? Looking for love has become a risky business
Abstracts: The perception gap: despite what crime experts say, demands for harsher penalities are growing louder. Towards the year 2000: Canadians are facing the approach of the third millennium in the grip of unprecedented national despair
Abstracts: Enter the two wise men. Fighting back: Jean Chretien shuffles his cabinet - and sets out on a new course. Shuffling the deck
Abstracts: Back to work - for now: the Republicans give Clinton three weeks to settle the budget. A clash of wills: the scene is set for a showdown between two well-matched political opponents
Abstracts: Deion for a day. Tim McKyer: "My mouth seems to get in the way of greatness." (Interview) Deion Sanders: ignoring his critics, the cornerback outfielder rapper remains Prime
Abstracts: Noteworthy numbers and stat oddities. Facts, figures and stat oddities
Abstracts: Spike on sports: America's most famous fan talks Reggie Miller, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing and Jackie Robinson
Abstracts: Revenge of the calorie. Louisiana lite. Animal, vegetable, minimal?
Abstracts: Battered Bhutto: government is beset by political and fiscal woes. Riches to rubble
Abstracts: Alone in a man's world. A venerable veranda. Political handicap: few women choose to enter public life
Abstracts: What a bump. What a bounce. How the experts see it: diverging views
Abstracts: How the experts see it. How the experts see it: watch your step. How the experts see it: slim pickings
Abstracts: A sure thing? Little big men. Yankee, come back! Asian markets need a dose of American liquidity
Abstracts: Opening the future. Walking tall: Thai businessman corners chip market. Chip magnet: Thailand is set to enter the silicon-wafer business
Abstracts: Blame Washington. Lost Barings. Small matters
Abstracts: GOP senators expect to introduce plan for Bells to offer long-distance service. Telecom deregulation spawns rival bills; House committees differ on Justice Agency role in Baby Bells' future
Abstracts: Borland's Kahn resigns as president and CEO; Wetsel to lead restructuring. SAP's top U.S. official, Wahl, resigns to join TriStrata Security
Abstracts: Three adult PC games you can give friends with no grisly deaths. Before you cruise the Internet, get the right road map
Abstracts: Advanced Micro woos a partner to fight Intel. Nintendo agrees to acquire 25% stake in Rare to gear up for industry battle
Abstracts: PacTel expects '95 profit to fall 10%; dividend-wary investors sell shares. Ameritech had a loss, U S West's net surged in period; operating profits rose
Abstracts: Breaking ranks: the war in Chechnya divides Russian leaders. Crisis over Chechnya: rebels hold more than 100 hostages in a tense standoff
Abstracts: Hockey night is back: with the lockout over, the NHL prepares for a short, sweet season. Hockey's reversal of fortune; less than a year after a damaging labor dispute, the NHL forges ahead
Abstracts: Electric utility (central) industry. part 8
Abstracts: Telecommunications services industry. part 6
Abstracts: Telecommunications equipment industry. part 6
Abstracts: Foreign telecommunications industry. part 8
Abstracts: Drugstore industry. part 4
Abstracts: Auto parts (original equipment). part 2
Abstracts: Toiletries/cosmetics industry. Toiletries cosmetics industry
Abstracts: European diversified industry
Abstracts: Stop, look and listen. Baby's hearing & vision. Baby's hearing and vision
Abstracts: Apple surprises Wall St., projecting a loss of $68 million. Hewlett-Packard's quarter profit exceeds Wall St. expectations
Abstracts: Frequent glitches in new software bug users. Silicon Graphics to buy makers of special-effects software tools
Abstracts: Some thoughts on gifts of publicly traded appreciated corporate stock to private foundations. Some comments on sales of "restricted securities" back to the issuer
Abstracts: The sky is falling: a totally gross fable for those super-conscientious folks who stand vigil at the meat counter
Abstracts: Well-mannered cowboy: the Jeep Wrangler learns how to conduct itself on pavement. Belize: up to our axle in alligators
Abstracts: Excel 23. Pocket knife. Playing with knives: Kevlacat 28: sharp and fast
Abstracts: Peacemaker: Island Gypsy 49: wise to the world. Expressway USA. Horizon line: Island Gypsy 32
Abstracts: True grit: Stamas 29. Stamas 310 express. All-around cowboy: Pursuit 28
Abstracts: Doublin' up: SeaCat 25: a catamaran that's twice as nice. Venom strike. Lickety split: SeaCat 25
Abstracts: All sport: Pursuit Denali 24. Wellcraft Scarab 392 Sport. Food sport: Pro-Line Stalker 20: whatever your game
Abstracts: Family groove: Stingray 23. Whipped cream. Wellcraft 3200 Martinique
Abstracts: Every which way but up; we test four fishfinders that look in new directions. What's the catch?
Abstracts: Building materials industry. part 10
Abstracts: Paper & forest products industry. part 6
Abstracts: Packaging & container industry. part 4
Abstracts: Investment company (income) industry
Abstracts: The movie was a hit, the CD-ROM a dud; software bites Disney; 'Lion King' glitches show just how far Hollywood is from Silicon Valley; crestfallen on Christmas day
Abstracts: Duel threatens to delay debut of digital TV. Discovery is tailoring 'Cleopatra' as a one-stop global media buy
Abstracts: Microsoft and government will appeal judge's rejection of antitrust accord. Judge and attorneys duel over Microsoft; biting comments pepper heated antitrust hearing
Abstracts: Microsoft gathers its allies to attack what it dismissed: network computers. Microsoft, Sony plan partnership in multimedia area
Abstracts: U.S. plans to act on global phone rates; FCC aims to reduce fees by offering waivers, setting price targets. Universal service: the fairy tale continues
Abstracts: No-holds-barred battle for long-distance calls. Finding best deal among long-distance calling plans. 'Baby Bell' is looking to old field; long-distance rules may change again
Abstracts: Judge rejects U.S. plan to settle antitrust case against Microsoft. Microsoft settlement challenged; U.S. and company questioned by judge
Abstracts: Cyrix, blaming 486 chip woes, to report loss for 4th qtr. Intel's earnings fall far short of expectations. Cyrix fixes its chip; shares rise
Abstracts: Bowing to competition, Deutsche Telekom will cut prices. F.C.C., as expected, alters rules between phone companies
Abstracts: Now, making a game out of 'Connections'. For games, old wine comes in new bottles. I compute, therefore you die
Abstracts: Bringing point-and-click ease to corporate computing. Oracle takes aim at two small software rivals. Borland's stock surges after ruling; appeals court upheld spreadsheet rights
Abstracts: Dedicated to the 'smart' life. Software that pits alarmists against devil's advocates. Microsoft and Digital in a deal that expands partnership
Abstracts: Future grows dim for fusion. Fusion advocates scramble for scraps. Senate targets fusion, backs NIF
Abstracts: Agency chiefs seek help with budgets. Gingrich sees tax cuts, reform as spur for industry. Walker sets off alarm bells with efforts to rein in EOS
Abstracts: Venter wins sequencing race - twice. Bacterial genome sequence bagged. Getting the bugs worked out
Abstracts: Lophophorate phylogeny. Biology recapitulates phylogeny. Assessing molecular phylogenes
Abstracts: Making it easier to enter the Web. In 1996, a World's Fair to be held in cyberspace. Prodigy wins shootout at the on-line corral
Abstracts: Doing works within Works, sometimes with some help. Playing around with your photos on a Zip Drive. Some simple tools for Sunday painters
Abstracts: I.B.M. posts first annual profit since 1990. Apple Computer posts loss; sale advice may be sought; Compaq profit rose 65% in first quarter
Abstracts: 2 Bell Atlantic executives promoted to vice chairmen. Service deal by Nynex to aid rivals. Bell Atlantic's (mild) interest in public broadcasting stake
Abstracts: Intel to alter disclosure of chip flaws; two-level procedure will be detailed today. Investors display concern about woes of Intel client; Packard Bell said to be unable to pay a bill
Abstracts: A case for the Copps. Breaking their word: the Liberals look about in anger, blaming anybody but themselves for the backtracking
Abstracts: The mercy-killing debate: Robert Latimer's murder appeal sparks a protest by handicap groups. Latimer's setback: a convicted mercy killer loses his appeal
Abstracts: Navigating through the world of RRSPs. RRSPS: making the right moves
Abstracts: OSHA's Safety Program Standard: one size fits all? Joint safety committees: make employees part of your safety team
Abstracts: Breathe easy with the right respirator. OSHA's respiratory protection standard: changes in the air. Respirators: the next generation
Abstracts: NHTSA spotlights belts and booze. Many PEL issues still unresolved. DOT gears up for alcohol tests
Abstracts: Red hot Rios. Andre Agassi, without regrets. Mac attack
Abstracts: Saatchi accused over missing files. Saatchi minus Saatchi? Three top men quit Saatchi in protest
Abstracts: Rebels return bodies from siege hospital. Chechens threaten to kill hospital hostages. Trouble for Yeltsin on the home front
Abstracts: City fears about Labour refuse to go away. Consultation is the keynote. Beckett prepares to calm industry's fears
Abstracts: Iraqi officers pay dear for West's coup fiasco. CIA blamed for Saddam's survival. Campaign of mutilation terrorises Iraqis
Abstracts: Message for our leaders: ignore Clinton's America. Don't just sit there, change something. How does a real leader deal with rebels?
Abstracts: Baghdad's brutality backfires in UN. Iraqi defector accused of mass murder. The missiles comes so close you feel the warm gust of air on your face
Abstracts: How to ski late - and on time. Good conditions for a final fling. It's just like old times
Abstracts: Gonzalez struggles to regain credibility. Power slips through the fingers of Spain's ruling Socialists. Separatist violence rends Spain with gun and bomb attacks
Abstracts: England, stop whingeing about a Scottish parliament. Scotland's gamble on a new political culture. Tripped up by the whingeing Scots
Abstracts: Councils send in the bailiffs. Airport 97: how local councils steered around financial disaster. A costly make-over for councils
Abstracts: Leading players. Coming of age. Disappearing act
Abstracts: Approaches to voice processing. Interactive voice response. Voice mail
Abstracts: Interactive voice response. Data integration. Capacity
Abstracts: Making it work. Buying & running. Capacity
Abstracts: Features & performance. Colour copier technologies. Colour copier basics
Abstracts: High fidelity. Copying changes. Colour copier technologies
Abstracts: Brand survey
Abstracts: Colour copiers. Personal copiers (analogue)
Abstracts: Extra terrestrials aim for audience control. Indie mirage: independents fear that last week's reshuffle at Carlton could signal a further shift towards in-house production
Abstracts: One of a kind. Saturday night fevers. South-westerly currents
Abstracts: Limbering up for daily exercises. Morning glory. Tired of the lifestyle?
Abstracts: Broadcasters buck share trend. BBC drama dives. No light relief for 2
Abstracts: Public is prepared to pay for tuition. Lucky election winners face cash hangover. Price worth paying for debt-free graduates
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