Abstracts: Can peace survive such sabotage? Scarlet, Orange and very smart. Blair's big chance of power ...but not yet
Abstracts: Paul's fiancee is accused of killing their baby. He was unaware that she was pregnant. Did Caroline kill her baby?
Abstracts: Bank warns of inflation risk unless rates rise. Big-hitters demanded sacking of Lawrence. Rates rise will hit homeowners
Abstracts: Right-wing group at centre of leak row. A sleepy village, a fortress of razor wire and an army steeled for battle
Abstracts: For 2,000, let's repair our lovely land. The Greenwich debate. Pile 'em high, flog em' cheap? Not this time, Westminster
Abstracts: Cautious welcome greets the Rural White Paper. NRA acts to integrate land use and water resource planning. Environmentalists set targets for the biodiversity challenge
Abstracts: Bloody terror that leaves children speechles with fear. The end of a false marriage. Palestinians fear bloody nightmare
Abstracts: "My job is miserable!" (American Business Women's Association's 'Member Makeover' program) The queen of quality
Abstracts: EastEnders faces digital delay. Jackson takes aim. Squeezing the juice out of OJ
Abstracts: The sovereign has a new look: the RTS has launched a campaign this week to revamp its old boys' network image, with the appointment of dynamic industry figures to key roles
Abstracts: Indies' champ. Hurlls of wisdom. Pack up your troubles
Abstracts: Compromise sought: dispute highlights scope of China piracy problem. News Corp. pursues China alliance for Star TV to rescue floundering Asian satellite operations
Abstracts: Anheuser-Busch deal to make and sell beer in India pits brewer against European rivals. International unit of Anheuser-Busch acquires 80% stake in Chinese brewery
Abstracts: Jiang stands in spotlight with anti-corruption fight. Leveling the playing field. Jiang touts plan to strengthen China's reforms amid troublesome economic statistics for 1994
Abstracts: Bangkok moves to stabilize its foundering finance sector. The Thai Trust Fund scheme persists as premium concern to foreign investors
Abstracts: Suharto reverses policy: some public-works plans allowed to proceed. Indonesian budget sticks to spending, tax priorities
Abstracts: Suharto trims list of projects to be delayed or reviewed. Turmoil brings opportunity for a cleanup in economy
Abstracts: Rough voyages abroad. India opens phone sector, inviting bids from foreign telecom firms. AT&T and Aditya V. Birla to pursue telecom deals
Abstracts: U.S. media outlets face more competition in Asia. Indian TV broadcaster expects court to rule on copyright issues by year end
Abstracts: Delham scores first success as investor by boosting stake in Brierley to 20%. Australian mutual expects recovery in local stocks
Abstracts: Asian banks increasingly issue NCDs to provide funds for infrastructure. Big Japanese banks seen writing off many bad loans
Abstracts: Analysts say Nissan shares may embark on uphill ride. Astra shares bruised by Mexican crisis, are now at bargain levels, analysts say
Abstracts: K-III on the prowl again: firm leads pack in scramble for Hunter. Publisher profits driving up prices
Abstracts: AT&T grabs Ziff's Interchange unit. Reed consumer titles could fetch $1.5 billion. SRDS upgrades ad rate CD-ROMs
Abstracts: Avis beats Hertz with site's ease of use, friendly content. Macromedia's lab: built as a marketing tool, ShockRave pays off in more ways than one
Abstracts: Rowe takes challenges in stride. Epstein hones clients' edge with knowledge. Bombing stuns ad industry
Abstracts: Ideas to increase and protect your wealth. part 2
Abstracts: Degradation of organophosphorus pesticides and their transformation products in estuarine waters. Stability of organophosphorus pesticides on disposable solid-phase extraction precolumns
Abstracts: Tropospheric ozone research plan set for North America. Water monitoring strategy begun. National laboratory accreditation program moves forward
Abstracts: Environmental legislation faces tough ride in 1995. Lean times ahead for environmental R&D funding. Clinton proposes to cut environmental health, research programs
Abstracts: Air-monitoring, pollution control technologies chosen for EPA verification program. California technology certification a national model?
Abstracts: Native American office established at EPA. Pediatrician named EPA children's environmental health adviser. EPA readies study of future costs, benefits of implementing 1990 Clean Air Act
Abstracts: Using input-output analysis to estimate economy-wide discharges. Toxic emissions indices for green design and inventory
Abstracts: Reply. Nd isotopic constraints on sediment sources of the Ouachita-Marathon fold belt: alternative interpretation and reply
Abstracts: Five years' hard Labour? Clause Four has claws: nationalisation. Can Labour learn to love profit?
Abstracts: Britain's healthy economy: which party is least likely to make it sick again? Clause Four has claws: nationalisation
Abstracts: Outflow: Hong Kong stockmarket. The wild west of the east: Hong Kong stands to prosper as China's centre for international finance. But the ride will be rough
Abstracts: Stepping into the mutual fund market. Putting quality in pension management. Public fund makes the news
Abstracts: 401(k) plans: trends in plan design affect participation. Interest up. DC plans
Abstracts: Anti-discrimination Law affects pension benefits. More news about GATT's effect on pension plans. Withdrawal-liability rule has financial implications
Abstracts: Quadratically constrained convex quadratic programmes: faulty feasible regions. Some concave-convex representations of the quadratic assignment problem
Abstracts: Discussion on vitrinite reflectivity and the structure and burial history of the Old Red Sandstone of the Midland Valley
Abstracts: FERC's competitive muscle: the comparability standard. Europe 2003: e pluribus unum? Building blocks for competition: states seize the chance to trail blaze
Abstracts: Strategic impacts of restructuring. Worldwide project finance markets start to shift. A NUG guide to competition
Abstracts: Nuclear plants under deregulation. Market sparks merchant plants. Debate crops up as California farmers demand choice
Abstracts: Buying the right light truck. 1999 Trucks Hit The Road. The 1996 trucks
Abstracts: Sequential or alternating doxorubicin and CMF regimens in breast cancer with more than three positive nodes: ten-year results
Abstracts: Efficacy of control measures in preventing nosocomial transmission of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis to patients and health care workers
Abstracts: Bigger jolts are on the way for Southern California. A deadly lesson: it could happen anywhere. Quake builds case for strong codes
Abstracts: Report to stress research over close ties to industry. Green light for long-awaited facility: the Spallation Neutron Source will be the largest new science project in the U.S. budget
Abstracts: Sky-high findings drop new hints of greenhouse warming. Sun's role in warming is discounted. Darker clouds promise brighter future for climate models
Abstracts: Immunity to reinfection and immunization of male guinea pigs against urethral infection with the agent of guinea pig inclusion conjunctivitis
Abstracts: Lessons from Ontario. The Ottawa handicap. Governing in the slow lane: the Liberals continue to drag their heels on some painful policy choices
Abstracts: A balancing act: Republicans risk a voter backlash over budget cuts. White House hopes: Republicans vie for the 1996 nomination
Abstracts: Reality bites. And now, bad news: the president resigns from the network in protest. Coming to terms with the deficit
Abstracts: Prince without pomp: alone, Charles makes a low-key visit to Canada. Is dating dead? Looking for love has become a risky business
Abstracts: Adapting Islamic financing to Western capital markets; an American lawyer's view. Islamic and Western banking: legal status and appraisal of current Islamic banking, part 2
Abstracts: Corporate Web police hunt down E-pirates. White House may tighten data exports; industries are fighting controls on scrambling
Abstracts: Group of 7 defines policies about telecommunications. Germany's telephone pie is just too big to pass up. Rich, 82, and starting over: thinking wireless, John Kluge builds his next empire out of thin air
Abstracts: SEC defines 'securities' expansively; agency wants U.S. laws to protect Lloyd'd investors. GOP threatens securities suits: House bill would kill 'fraud on the market' theory behind class actions
Abstracts: Tobacco papers rolled up: university cuts off access to documents after Brown & Williamson protests. Tobacco 'secret' in S.F. library: Brown & Williamson has sued to protect files that are publicly available in a medical school collection
Abstracts: Poll: more lawyers see O.J. walking; 70 percent now say Simpson will go free. Most say race is a factor. O.J. defense gave ground with hidden-witness play: last-minute disclosures can hurt, consultants say
Abstracts: Although many courts provide for the equitable apportionment of orphan shares under CERCLA, the issue is not yet settled
Abstracts: A hollow tax revolt. Reality, Ottawa style. Martin's options: Ottawa's deficit reduction plan faces serious challenges
Abstracts: Reversal of fortune: a trial casts doubt on Saskatchewan's Tories. Flying high: bush pilots ply the risky northern skies
Abstracts: Mistaken loyalties. Liberals to watch for. The hot - and the not
Abstracts: 'Bittersweet' memories. Back from the brink: in the final days, the federalists had an air of desperation. Promises and pain
Abstracts: Cuban connections. Gold in the hills. Going capitalist on the Canbuck
Abstracts: Arctic myths and magic. Dark days for the Inuit: tuberculosis outbreaks revive memories of an earlier epidemic
Abstracts: Tenor of the times: the Vancouver Opera soars with a star singer. East End vs. West Side: two Vancouver boys face off in a heated contest of class and styles
Abstracts: Titanic ambition: A Canadian sails Hollywood's high seas. Heating up the screen: Clement Virgo. Inspired images: Phillip Borsos strove for truth and beauty
Abstracts: A crisis in the Simpson trial: a detective's intemperate remarks undermine the prosecution's case. The media and the message
Abstracts: Direct immunofluorescence vs. culture for detecting HSV in oral ulcers: a comparison. Prophylaxis with nystatin pastilles for HIV-associated oral candidiasis
Abstracts: Between two stools: pro-China party wants to play middleman's role. Follow the leader: China grooming its own administration for Hong Kong
Abstracts: Soldiering on: Military chief faces down one threat but others loom. Shooting stars: all eyes on changes in military's top ranks
Abstracts: Crescent moon rising: the MILF puts its Islamic credentials up front. Hidden strength: Muslim insurgents shun publicity and grow in power
Abstracts: Almost back in favour: international donors flirt with Burma's generals. Sarong executives: local entrepreneurs team up with foreign investors
Abstracts: Apple moves to shut down cloners of Mac Line. Apple to stress high-end PCs, plans layoffs. AST Research to sell stake to Samsung
Abstracts: Microsoft says it's going after Internet market. Through the Internet with a pair of rival guides: why not hire both?
Abstracts: U.S. plans more phone competition. MCI will compete in local phone services. Congress votes to reshape communicates industry, ending a 4-year struggle; sweeping impact; Clinton set to sign bill that is expected spur competition
Abstracts: 'Tobacco-Free Kids' center gears up lobbying efforts. Abortion rights leader urges end to 'half truths.' (National Coalition of Abortion Providers executive director Ron Fitzsimmons)(Medicine Adds to Debate on Late-term Abortion)
Abstracts: Abortion training mandate sparks furor. The view from Mount Koop. Anti-abortion votes stack up in House
Abstracts: Reality bytes. AMA, HCFA create group to standardize electronic claims. Get ready to go on-line; computers remaking medicine
Abstracts: Enabling the disabled. Every patient has a story. Anti-abortion activists shift focus to individuals
Abstracts: Experts fear 'get-tough' view of drug treatment may backfire. Help comes in many forms, from many different people
Abstracts: How firms keep their associates on the job; innovative programs slow the pace of lawyer attrition. Economic tide fails to lift associates; overall partnership offers at largest firms sink despite better business climate
Abstracts: Black dealmakers mine South Africa; black corporate lawyers find race is a bonus in post-apartheid era. What's hot ... what's not; today's marketplace for lawyers, as viewed by recruiters and partners
Abstracts: A new idea in software protection; a 'Manifesto' calls for a unique law that's neither copyright nor patent. Congress considers sweeping revisions in copyright law
Abstracts: Do not underestimate the president's lawyer; he's been keeping his skills sharp away from court. Quiet partner to high-profile lawyer
Abstracts: Efficacy and safety considerations in women with uterine leiomyomas treated with gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists: the estrogen threshold hypothesis
Abstracts: Expression of cyclooxygenase types 1 and 2 in human fetal membranes at term. The incidence of uniparental disomy associated with intrauterine growth retardation in a cohort of thirty-five severely affected babies
Abstracts: Fertility in men exposed prenatally to diethylstilbestrol. Age at menarche among diethylstilbestrol granddaughters
Abstracts: Fetal fibronectin as a market to predict the onset of term labor and delivery. Fetal fibronectin as a selection criterion for induction of term labor
Abstracts: The irritable uterus: a risk factor for preterm birth? Premature rupture of membranes at 34 to 37 weeks' gestation: aggressive versus conservative management
Abstracts: A prenatal trisomy 21 screening program using alpha-fetoprotein, human chorionic gonadotropin, and free estriol assays on maternal dried blood
Abstracts: Toronto on the move. Cincinnati sizzles ... with a restaurant scene that's a lot more than just three-way chili
Abstracts: Fresh off the grill: these four menus make summer entertaining a breeze. Elegant Spring parties
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. part 12
Abstracts: Error at Intuit exposes users of tax software to tampering. More flaws found in computer tax programs. Buggy PC software is botching tax returns
Abstracts: An Apple Computer executive resigns, the 4th in a year. A corporate doctor gets mixed reviews. I.B.M.'s top strategist is retiring
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