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Abstracts: Title insurer cannot subrogate to rights of prior lienholders. Health insurer's "blue" status not jeopardized by conversion
Abstracts: Ambivalent campaign: praise of Vietnam is mixed with fear of possible explosion. Building a rapport
Abstracts: Tackle Kashmir now. Washington drops the big one. Joint beneficiaries
Abstracts: Patriotism is enough. Unquiet graves. The taxing Wongs
Abstracts: Piggy suppliers. Peace at any price. Shot by the mob
Abstracts: Commanding heights. On the mend. Hiatus in history
Abstracts: Growing pains. The tainted millions. McFood for the masses
Abstracts: No more Mr. Nice Guy: Taiwan speculators irritate Malaysians. In the same mould
Abstracts: Watch closely: small stocks offer opportunities - and risks. Wired for export
Abstracts: Reactive agent: Nobel laureate returns home to stir up a sleepy institution. Lifting the bar on bars
Abstracts: Earnings patterns of Japanese women: 1976-1988. Cross-national analysis of labor force participation of older men and women
Abstracts: Income and gender inequalities in Asia: testing alternative theories of development. Small manufacturing enterprises in Egypt
Abstracts: Benefits of women's education within marriage: results for Israel in a dual labor market context. Marriage markets, labor markets, and unobserved human capital: an empirical exploration for South-Central India
Abstracts: AMA proposes new alliance in renewed tort reform push. AMA Alliance: 'an organization in transition.'(American Medical Association Alliance President Johnnie Amonette)
Abstracts: New think tank revises reimbursement plan. Boondocks group marches to different kazoo. Gene therapy trials expand into the heartland
Abstracts: Coordinating buy-outs and installment payment of estate tax. Prop. Regs. address adjustments and lapsing rights
Abstracts: Avoiding malpractice claims in planning and administration. Marshaling assets when a client chooses multiple fiduciaries
Abstracts: How to use the Internet for estate planning and tax research. Post-mortem strategies extend planning prospects
Abstracts: Handling income and expenses of the decedent's last year. New developments create opportunities via gifts of stock options
Abstracts: Restoring individual DI. Timely medicine for the LTC crisis. NHI: it's better than you think
Abstracts: More turmoil ahead. Adjusting the sails. Financing growth
Abstracts: Timing isn't everything. All the right moves. Tackling those college bills
Abstracts: Profiting from the boom in affinity marketing. Unlocking the CPA market. Profiting by association
Abstracts: A city of bridges. Parks is the name, traffic is the game. Chips off an old block
Abstracts: Shalit makes posties quake. Got any smart pills? Dirty money
Abstracts: Juicy fruit. Born for the fourth of July. Essential seasonings
Abstracts: Knock knock. What's wrong? How to buy a car. Moving made easy
Abstracts: Call me mommy. No man's land. Here's to brevity
Abstracts: Spirit of service. 10-year-old mobile program brings care to destitute. Florida doctors offer medical lifeline to laid-off workers
Abstracts: It's time to douse fire on physician pay. What is real cause of U.S. complaints about health care? AMA campaign tells medicine's story
Abstracts: Computer illiterate no more - she's addicted. Taking it on the CHIN - why some data networks fail. Is the U.S. willing to pay the price for health reform?
Abstracts: Saving money in funding for buyout of your medical practice. The necessary involvement of stewardship in medicine
Abstracts: The healthiest women in the world. Femininity's seamy underside. The case of the jumpy accountant
Abstracts: Winning at the losing game: meet the people who surprised the experts by discovering how to keep the pounds off
Abstracts: Survival of the fittest. The two lives of Jackie Cole. What a lovely day to go hunting for a miracle
Abstracts: Olive oil: is it still the right choice? Get your back up. Who took the air out of airplanes? And other sickening mysteries of flying
Abstracts: There's always room for.... In cod we trust. And the beef goes on
Abstracts: Shop before you drop: don't worry yourself to death over your own funeral. Half a mountain.... The Matterhorn challenges our travel editor
Abstracts: Bridging the chasm. Deeds defeat dread. Responding in strength
Abstracts: If your cancer therapy isn't working.... Read this before trying any new cancer 'cure.' (standards for alternative treatments)
Abstracts: Is your doctor investing in health - or for wealth? Are trembling hands normal with aging? Read this before trying any new cancer 'cure.' (standards for alternative treatments)
Abstracts: Know your rights: law puts limit on physician overcharge. Reaching beyond the limits. Mature lifestyles: a new bookstore category could lead to easy reading
Abstracts: Jane's double dose of joy: the feisty star of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman could have died giving birth to her twin boys; but she defied her doctors' warnings and followed her heart
Abstracts: Does your M.D. need a checkup? Surviving cancer: what does it take? Is your doctor paying attention?
Abstracts: "Please remember my daughter." (young woman who died in bombing of Pan Am Flight 103) The hardest decision a mother could make. Impossible choices of prenatal testing
Abstracts: 5 ways to conquer your fear. How to make decisions you won't regret. How to get people to do what you want
Abstracts: 6 great American pies. Our hot new summer grilling guide. The busy woman's great breakfast guide
Abstracts: Oregon's Tillamook cheddar. Catch of the day. A St. Louis tradition
Abstracts: Homespun desserts: six old-fashioned treats updated. Just peachy: luscious all-American desserts, ideal for summer
Abstracts: End of life valued; suits alleging abuse or wrongful death of nursing care patients draw big settlements and awards
Abstracts: Great movies don't just fade away. Video: when playback is more than just playing back. No sex, no lies, just videotapes
Abstracts: Flexible flyers. The widgets of winter: auto accessories that you never knew you needed. Mini advantages
Abstracts: Toe and heel thyself. Twinkle toe. Who will save our knees?
Abstracts: Head over wheels. The secrets of spring: and you thought skiing was merely a winter sport. Groom and doom
Abstracts: Cat track fever. The little resort that could. Ski free or die
Abstracts: What's new: a six-pack for '96-'97. Going vast in Verbier: the Swiss Alps exist on a scale so grand it eclipses the American imagination of skiing
Abstracts: Dancing to a different drummer. Life in the frozen north. Bachelor party: visiting Mt. Bachelor and the town of Bend, Oregon, means never having to say "I'm bored." (includes travel information and related article on Sunriver resort)
Abstracts: OSHA penalties up, but still below limits. Insurer's workout is a test; professional fees come to $1 million a month
Abstracts: Tuning in hot signals. Orphan isotopes: scarce isotopes bring meager profits to the DOE. Thinking green: can environmentalism be a strategic advantage?
Abstracts: For whom the bell curve really tolls: a tendentious tome abuses science to promote far-right policies. Relative hunger
Abstracts: Strange places: an astronomical breakthrough reveals an odd new world. Unlikely places: planets show up where nobody expected to see them
Abstracts: How to steal millions in chump change. A widget's best friend. Going through proper channels
Abstracts: Mother's little favorite. Getting out the bugs: wise management may keep a safe pesticide effective. Trojan horse: did a protective peptide exacerbate Bhopal injuries?
Abstracts: The new social darwinists. Beyond the test ban: experts debate the need for a giant laser-fusion machine. Volcanic disruption: a giant eruption frays the tattered ozone layer
Abstracts: Agent angst. Genes in the not so public domain. Add ozone to the global warming equation
Abstracts: Culture clash: is mathematics becoming too much like physics? The lonely Odysseus of particle physics
Abstracts: Fickle fluids. Adapting to complexity. Catching the wave
Abstracts: Where science and religion meet. Solar secrets; more data make for more mystery. Executive fix: is the Competitiveness Council overstepping its bounds?
Abstracts: A medical crusader for editorial freedom: fired journal editor George D. Lundberg makes it a religion to serve the interests of patients
Abstracts: The land of milk and money. Earcons: "audification" may add a new dimension to computers. Drag race: aerodynamics tackles one of the final frontiers
Abstracts: Keeping it in the family. SNAPs and SNAREs: protein hooks help vesicles grab cell membranes. Getting out the bugs: wise management may keep a safe pesticide effective
Abstracts: The modest books with the golden touch. Buttons. Solid as a rocker
Abstracts: Report: closing law ineffective. Prosecutors pinning hopes on trial No. 3. The ABA responds to Quayle
Abstracts: Lawyers reject Bush for Clinton. Watergate's failed promise; the scandal sparked powerful legal reforms. Is the law of unintended consequences even more powerful?
Abstracts: Convention has lawyer at the helm. Gotti's defense faced setbacks; Albert Krieger was no Bruce Cutler clone. They say he asks a lot of his lawyers
Abstracts: Latham disqualified from case; contacts with experts. Reliance on counsel is accepted as defense. Calif. attorney sues his former employers
Abstracts: The lawyer showed a judgment of divorce, which he knew to be fraudulent. His intent was in the right place
Abstracts: CLE bucks attracts players; competition gets fierce; firms do it in-house. Staff leasing gains in the fierce battle over regulations
Abstracts: Firm wins big in trademark case. One year at the trademark bar: a diverse menu. Plans are pending to spin off patent office: investors, trademark owners and their lawyers say government's rules put a 'tax on innovation.'
Abstracts: Women take the bar group helm; gains continue at state and local levels. State bars try reform on election
Abstracts: Mexican lawyers' advice: negotiate, si; litigate, no; peso troubles have derailed deals, but suits and threats to sue don't mean much in Mexico, Monterrey lawyers say
Abstracts: Adverse events following pertussis and rubella vaccines: summary of a report of the Institute of Medicine. Risk of chronic arthropathy among women after rubella vaccination
Abstracts: PCs trudge out of the Valley of Death. Creative destruction at IBM. Global PC outlook: a report from Tokyo
Abstracts: Reporters' promise held enforceable. 'No choice,' she kills self and daughter. Military counsel fight command; up in arms over civilian putsch
Abstracts: Defense of indigents: crisis spurs lawsuits; public defenders say a funding squeeze has all but nullified the right of the poor to counsel
Abstracts: Fla. jurors hear tales of sex, religion, death. Legal techs face regulation; rules mulled nationwide. States enact 'stalking' laws; California takes lead
Abstracts: Momentum grows in Congress for a habeas bill; critics, however, charge that looser standards will lead to more litigation
Abstracts: New York lawyers gather for annual meeting. Medicaid counseling law struck in New York; federal judge says law could inhibit lawyers from giving advice to clients
Abstracts: Chronic Chlamydia trachomatis infections in infants. Reducing the impact of opportunistic infections in patients with HIV infection: new guidelines
Abstracts: A pair of huge egos team up to grab Chrysler. Hoping that the Rule of Three will hold true. War, not peace
Abstracts: Goodness gracious, great birds of fire: how we sang about three generations of Firebirds. Isuzu Trooper
Abstracts: Were batteries to blame in electric-vehicle snafu? And we knew it was art long before they did. They have lasers
Abstracts: America needs balanced reform in business law. Alas, poor torts! We knew them well, Horatio. Haslip may alter tort-claim strategies
Abstracts: Scope of joint defense doctrine enlarged. Assessing a new ruling on joint defense. How Reves may alter plaintiffs' strategy
Abstracts: Dragging lawyers into the '90s. The virtual library looms; stacks of books may be a thing of the past. But skeptics still exist
Abstracts: The big push: federal prosecutors pump iron into their campaign against bodybuilding steroids. Legal answers sought on Bosnia
Abstracts: The lowdown of anxiety. Flu alert: how not to be a victim. Do you really have arthritis?
Abstracts: Food and drugs that don't mix. Could the state take your child? Short of cash? Try barter
Abstracts: Mammograms. Can diet pills make you thin? Are you allergic to the modern world?
Abstracts: VW Chairman Piech Gives Us a 15-Mile Interview. The plumb fast turn plug crazy. In the land of poets
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