Abstracts: China reports rights progress: but Wei Jingsheng case casts doubt on Beijing's claims. China defends its rights record; Beijing accuses U.S. of trying to 'damage China's prestige.'(Column)
Abstracts: Fire in the sky. Devious and deliberate: as they come under increasing international pressure to go easy on dissent, governments across the region are resorting to more indirect means to stifle opposition groups and social activists
Abstracts: Doors to riches: Moscow merchants find openings in Indonesia. Say you won't: Chinese firms dread U.S. sanctions
Abstracts: Tracking a falling star. A deal in the air: share auction may break Philippine Airlines impasse. What, me worry? Philippine tycoon Lucio Tan proves as defiant as ever
Abstracts: What's in a word? Only the future of communications. Split in G.O.P. suggests delay on phone law. G.O.P. to delay a vote on communications bill
Abstracts: Microsoft is said to irk some big users; browser cited in survey by U.S. witness for suit. A legal high-wire artist takes on Silicon Valley giants
Abstracts: AT&T, 2 Baby Bells trade accusations as Senate is set to consider deregulation. Pacific Telesis, SBC are holding talks for what would be first merger of Bells; local telephone operations to include California, Texas, 5 other states
Abstracts: The EPA is formulating a rule that will expand the types of 'credible evidence' that can prove Clean Air Act violations
Abstracts: AMA pledges to fix Sunbeam alliance. Team effort: a new alliance between AMA and MGMA will lead to better advocacy for physicians in group practice
Abstracts: AMA launches 'new focus' campaign. Ethics forum launched: AMA council values input from doctors, patients. CMA sued in maneuverings over Calif.'s proposition 187
Abstracts: Managed addiction. Ultimate affront? Track record
Abstracts: AMA to revise Sunbeam deal; leaders defend educational goal, but financial aspects draw criticism. Team effort: a new alliance between AMA and MGMA will lead to better advocacy for physicians in group practice
Abstracts: Caps crusaders. That sinking feeling. Smooth operator: Paul Lis may be a funny guy, but pols and reporters take him seriously
Abstracts: Netscape reports earnings twice Wall St. expectations. Netscape reports losses, and its shares tumble. Netscape sells an 11% stake to investors
Abstracts: Print edition for journal on Internet; Microsoft's venture begins with glitches. Pizza on line: hold the electronic anchovies
Abstracts: 1927 London to London flight ended in disaster. Canadian patriotics document the events of World War II. Collecting Canadian advertising covers on a shoestring budget
Abstracts: A review of the Polk first day ceremony. A review of the Fulbright first day ceremony. Florida statehood stamp first day ceremony
Abstracts: DOE labs: is evolution enough? Privatized cancer journal triggers Senate reaction. Galvin, DOE spar over reform plan
Abstracts: Unscrambling time in the fossil record. Does evolutionary history take million-year breaks? Did Darwin get it all right?
Abstracts: Nintendo delays introduction of Ultra 64 video-game player. Compaq takes a gamble with its new PC. How to play the Internet, with Apple
Abstracts: Mexican financial crisis persists; political reforms set. Zedillo sets new economic plan. Mexico accepts U.S. terms for $20 billion rescue package; austerity measures are imposed
Abstracts: HUD scandal: ex-Interior Secretary Watt pleads guilty. Adams resigns, probe's end seen near. HUD scandal: ex-Interior Secretary Watt charged
Abstracts: The consolidation of REITs through mergers and acquisitions. The impact of real estate investment manager mergers: growing industry concentration brings benefits and creates problems
Abstracts: Investors' perspective: the future of the lodging industry. Making a case for independent hotel operation. Investors demand better hotel management contracts
Abstracts: Physician and parent opinions: are children becoming pincushions from immunizations? Is underimmunization a marker for insufficient utilization of preventive and primary care?
Abstracts: Profile of uninsured children in the United States. Health insurance for low-income working families: effect on the provision of immunizations to preschool-age children
Abstracts: Don't blame the hobby for bad purchases. It all started with a lady in London. Some tips on identifying U.S. grills
Abstracts: Our "moment in time." (planned Organic Gardening exhibit at the Philadelphia Flower Show) (Editorial) Tales of suspense!
Abstracts: Allergic reactions to milk-contaminated ''nondairy'' products. Fatal and near-fatal anaphylactic reactions to food in children and adolescents
Abstracts: Out in the cold. Double overtime. A team in trouble
Abstracts: The Cuba connection: tough talk in Washington may hurt Canadian companies. Squeezing Castro
Abstracts: Selling CN and Petrocan. Hopes on the rise; despite the political turmoil, many companies are thriving. The last resort: credit-starved business owners are forcing banks to hear their complaints
Abstracts: The 1996 Life Dream House. The 1998 Life dream house. The 1995 dream house
Abstracts: Using leaves to improve your soil. Apple of my eye: crabapple trees decorate the winter landscape. Japanese iris
Abstracts: Insurers rely on bullish stock market; nine-month financial results show that industry conditions remain bleak
Abstracts: Management programs serve customers and insurers. Avoiding disability land mines. Prepare for a DI hit when you reengineer
Abstracts: Personal service remains best business strategy. Wealthy clients require sophisticated techniques. Newly married clients have distinct needs
Abstracts: Variable annuities: to buy or not to buy. The road to success is paved with good habits. Reduce the risk in multifund selection
Abstracts: Top 500 life/health insurers by net premiums written. Shifting to high gear. Company clears hurdles to cope with regulations
Abstracts: Aerospace/defense industry. part 7
Abstracts: Steel (general) industry. part 9
Abstracts: Insurance (property/casualty). part 6
Abstracts: Inside stories. The perils of Pamela. Why Keith got dumped
Abstracts: The politics of disgruntlement: Newt Gingrich claims a victory, but his battle is far from over. Man of the House
Abstracts: Northern echo. Showdown time: Forbes turns the Republican race into a battle. Man of the House
Abstracts: Northern echo. 'All work and no glory.' (Canada's Progressive Conservative Party) Short sleeves and promises
Abstracts: A bidding battle: Labatt's sale of hot TV and sports assets draws a crowd. Going for the glitter
Abstracts: Does the clinical examination predict airflow limitation? Clinical evaluation for sinusitis: making the diagnosis by history and physical examination
Abstracts: Showdown in Senate on tort reform. Back to the start for Senate tort bill. Did tort reform make general aviation take off? A limited products liability law, signed last year, is held up as a model in the debate
Abstracts: A McVeigh acquittal? Prosecutors face major evidentiary hurdles when trial starts Mar. 31. Withdrawal move difficult for Oklahoma City lawyer; he says he's 'a defense lawyer down to (his) toenails' but must beg off
Abstracts: CNRS returns fire on ethics review panel. CNRS wants more competition for grants. CNRS plays down 'embryo freezing' results
Abstracts: Half-tetrad analysis in zebrafish: mapping the ros mutation and the centromere of Linkage Group I. Genetic control of adult pigment stripe development in zebrafish
Abstracts: USPS announces self adhesive stamps with liner variation. USPS wishes all a 'peel & stick' Christmas. USPS offers choice: "peel & stick" or " lick & stick."(postage stamps from the United States Postal Service)
Abstracts: Hottest cars & trucks - 1996. Auto test annual. Auto test 1995
Abstracts: Prices. part 2
Abstracts: Sedately powerful. Lots of patience and little dots of gold. Games of destiny
Abstracts: How to use your head. Fix your game ... stat! The elegant lessons of Edberg's game
Abstracts: Born to be worn. Fit to be tried: our guide to the best spring shoes can help you get close to that custom fit
Abstracts: Digging in for a battle. Bring back small tournaments. Larsson's cup runneth over
Abstracts: The affordable dreamboat. The flying-wedge riding sail. A first-time sail buyer's checklist
Abstracts: Oyster 485. Caliber 30 LRC. Morris 38
Abstracts: Three centuries of Chateau D'Yquem. The ABC's of Burgundy. '94 Bordeaux prices jump as vintners see higher quality
Abstracts: Frenzied bidding marks September auctions. Bidding in New York: casual but competitive. Restaurants do your bidding
Abstracts: Small is beautiful: for two New York City collectors, enthusiasm makes up for lack of money and storage space
Abstracts: Rain, rain, go away. Burgundy's tough vintage. France
Abstracts: How did we get into this mess? How do we get out of it? 'Zapp' employees for practice satisfaction, productivity
Abstracts: Integrating digital media. "Cooler than they already are": Margo Chase knows what she wants. The digital revolution
Abstracts: Integrating digital media. Adams Morioka's double vision. The idiosyncratic vision of Erik Adigard
Abstracts: The idiosyncratic vision of Erik Adigard. Cronan dissolves the threshold. Bruce McCall: two-in-one guy
Abstracts: The prognosis for med mal writers. The malpractice shakeup continues: medical malpractice insurers battle managed care, each other to hold market
Abstracts: Professional liability takes cue from clients. Malpractice insurers target alternatives. Drive for nonstandard auto profits puts agents at risk
Abstracts: Recent court rulings aid professional liability. Congress fails on Superfund; battle shifts to courts. Passage of disaster bill faces difficult future
Abstracts: Avoiding the pitfalls of agency appointments. Carrier-agency planning aids appointment success. Agency councils provide powwow for profits
Abstracts: Image problems affect both sides of industry; negative aspects of managed care are spilling over to property/casualty as both sides battle the public's perception of insurance as one world
Abstracts: It's time to prepare for a mega-catastrophe. Profitable markets wait beyond the red line. Certify your insured's alarm is UL certified
Abstracts: Machinery (construction & mining). part 2
Abstracts: Water utility industry. part 8
Abstracts: Paul Soldatos: Investcorp. Baring Brothers gets a boost. Singer and Friedlander's client list takes off
Abstracts: Banque Indosuez. Banque Indosuez Acquisition Finance Division
Abstracts: Coopers & Lybrand Corporate Finance. Adding value in M&A. Coopers and Lybrand
Abstracts: Montagu Private Equity. Procuritas
Abstracts: Societe Generale. The potential and pitfalls of the pan-European area
Abstracts: Spain and Portugal: Spain begins to recover. Family break-ups increase in Germany. Germany, Austria and Switzerland: big deals at last
Abstracts: A sunnier outlook for Spain. Spain and Portugal: Spain begins to recover
Abstracts: Changeover delay and concurrent-schedule performance in domestic hens. Open versus closed economies: performance of domestic hens under fixed-ratio schedules
Abstracts: ASME 1993 Nadai Lecture - elastoplastic stress and strain concentrations. Viscoplastic behavior of a notch root at 650 degrees celsius: ISDG measurement and finite element modeling
Abstracts: Fatigue gage utilizing surface roughening of aluminum foil. On the decrease of fatigue limit due to small prestrain
Abstracts: Trading is distorted by privileged few, says OFT. Wandering off. Family firms place a price on vote
Abstracts: Comfortable but not complacent. Scotland: financial centre, managers' skills put them in premier league. A tale of two cities
Abstracts: Hong Kong: at the cusp. Hong Kong: the next boom. Anybody's guess
Abstracts: UK equities: a chill in the air. Falling rates spark optimism. Optimism returns
Abstracts: Charges. Regular savings rip-off. Cashing in on Pep allowances
Abstracts: Picking your Pep manager. Launches. What to do next
Abstracts: Lucas Industries. BSG International. TI Group
Abstracts: Countryside Properties. Rock-solid quarry assets. Wilson Bowden
Abstracts: Barratt Developments
Abstracts: Good governance and the payment debate. Thirty years of giving shelter. Looking at charities from a new dimension
Abstracts: Statement of recommended practice. Accounting for smaller charities. Where have all the donors gone?
Abstracts: Long-term care: who pays? The 1990s' way to corporate hearts. Charities: feelgood factors mask income shortfall
Abstracts: Lottery hits charity funding. The limitations of largesse. All change for investment regulation
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