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Abstracts: El Rukn prosecutions blasted. In courts: caseloads still rise. Trade case appeal draws a crowd as test of RICO
Abstracts: Supreme Court to examine scientific proof; a high-profile Bendectin case could result in a new standard for such evidence
Abstracts: Bryan Cave faces second malpractice suit. Hammer's will power: Armand Hammer's ex-lovers, children and relatives all want a piece of the estate
Abstracts: Students already heed the call for service in the public interest. Chicago students plan to export American con law to Chinese
Abstracts: Patent bar lobbied Bush for Rio stance. China patent boss predicts a great leap forward; chief of the Chinese patent office, in U.S. visit, says his country's approach may be a boon for the small investor
Abstracts: State Clean Air Act programs undefined. EPA clarifies lender liability standards. Sparks fly over Clean Air Act permits
Abstracts: How firms trapped themselves. Firms re-evaluate partner compensation systems; establishing a fair performance evaluation system can prevent rifts in a firm over distributions
Abstracts: Salon des celebrites. Wigging out. May oui
Abstracts: Watergate. Two thumbs up. Let the games begin...
Abstracts: True grit. Paper lions. Black mischief
Abstracts: Together forever. Saving the last orangutans. Winners and losers are sorted out in the last few minutes of the day
Abstracts: Foot care program for patients with leprosy also may prevent amputations in persons with diabetes. Last USPHS leprosy hospital phasing out: research relocating to university
Abstracts: Foot care program for patients with leprosy also may prevent amputations in persons with diabetes. part 2 Novel therapies to prevent diabetic retinopathy
Abstracts: Federal trial of L.A. officers in King beating begins. Los Angeles engulfed in riots; 58 killed, damage nears $1 billion; federal troops help establish order
Abstracts: GM found negligent in pickup trial. Leading Saudi banker indicted. Car dealer indicted for defrauding GM
Abstracts: State prisoners' appeals limited. Habeas corpus backed in 'Miranda' cases. Inmate's death-row appeal granted
Abstracts: MicroGenSys drops out of NIH trial for AIDS vaccine. Researchers recommend US AIDS vaccine trials. US company's gene therapy trial is first to bypass RAC for approval
Abstracts: In step with: Kim Fields. In step with Lucy Lawless. In step with: Patty Duke
Abstracts: Clinical research damaged by UK health service reforms. NASA's problems in space eat into time for research. BAAS embraces role of educating public
Abstracts: In step with: Holly Hunter. In step with: Melissa Gilbert. In step with: Tina Louise
Abstracts: Rural views on reform: rural execs see challenges, contradictions ahead. States scramble for solutions under new Medicaid law
Abstracts: Reshuffling of funding councils jeopardizes plans for UK academic computer network. Research effort is preserved in plan to close London Zoo
Abstracts: Wasting time at the old res. It's only a fish; the fish are always bigger on the other side, but are they worth it?
Abstracts: Multi-purpose mudbugs. Stand-ins for trout: a stream full of sunfish can win the heart of a trout angler. Strawberry bass, tin perch and lamplighters: the myriad names for the crappie are as rich as the experience of fishing for them at the end of a summer's day
Abstracts: Cool off for doves; hold out for prime hunting opportunities. Nevada's trout fishing mecca
Abstracts: Dual nature. Locked tight. Light matters
Abstracts: The long cast. The soft touch. Sailfishing, as you like it: welcome to Iztapa, Guatemala, home of Central America's hottest new fishing resort
Abstracts: The lake: the small pleasures of a late-winter fishing trip are a prelude to the arrival of spring. Gone fishing
Abstracts: Yankee simplicity. Giving thanks. Earning potential
Abstracts: Fashion nonsense. Seaworthy. Avoiding the rub
Abstracts: The airborne exploits of Father Goose. Every parent's nightmare. In pursuit of evidence: police actions may restrict media freedom
Abstracts: Dino-might. A shared duty: 'the need for accessible child care is paramount'. Pursuing a noble calling
Abstracts: A new media storyteller: Isabel Hoffmann. Shades of Helms-Burton: Washington targets Iran and Libya over terror
Abstracts: Home away from home. The Russians remember. Nuclear time bombs
Abstracts: A bite of the Big Apple. 'Maybe I get carried away:' a high flier endures a losing streak. Back to business
Abstracts: Fidel Castro's special Canadian friend. Lithuania's banker lives on Bay Street. Counting the toll at the Royal Bank
Abstracts: Green dreams: chain ownership promises to shake up Canada's golf courses. El Nino's angry year
Abstracts: The Cup runneth over; hope springs eternal in the long-troubled CFL. Palace revolt
Abstracts: Why play national anthems anyway? The French Open comes of age. Hearing the fat lady's music
Abstracts: Mind over miles. Breaking free: if you avoid the most common mental traps, you can learn to enjoy every run. Help for the asking
Abstracts: Biotechnology leads the way as state moves beyond ground-based economy. Primer prediction and selection capabilities for the polymerase chain reaction and sequencing applications have been added to the new 4.0 version of MacVector sequence analysis software
Abstracts: Lady of the house. An invitation to explore a different kind of space. It all started with the chicken dance
Abstracts: County survival hopes pinned on 'holiday test.' (local government reorganisation, Derbyshire) On trial for three days
Abstracts: You want brains? We got them.... New universities spearhead postgrad boom. Learning at a distance
Abstracts: The skip parade. Marilyn Monroe: me, myself and I. Let's hear it for Britain's un-British star
Abstracts: 'Parents Choice': the schools you nominated. Uneducated, but no empty head. A school pays dearly for freedom
Abstracts: Supercollider creates a field of dreams for luring high-energy physicists to Texas. NIH takes Stewart and Feder off the misconduct beat
Abstracts: Judging a path by its cover: not all running surfaces are created equal. So we've rated 10 of them, giving you the pros and cons of each
Abstracts: US 'sold out' to coal and oil industry. The heavy hand of Boutros-Ghali. Dealer in babies planned a global market
Abstracts: China seeks funds for fight against black rain. Yang Shangkun. Russia's pipe dreams fuel oil rush on Caspian Sea
Abstracts: A climate of dangerous uncertainty. The right climate for tax on fuel. Blair gets serious on climate summit
Abstracts: What of the unsung hero? Poverty, but not as you know it, Roy. No thought for human indignity
Abstracts: Deaths fuel calls for more scrutiny of tranquillisers. Found: a new world that begins at your nose. Insuring against a parent's greatest fear
Abstracts: The political fight for California classrooms. Tsar's family snub 'insulting' burial. Big Brother on Russia's border
Abstracts: A hero lies in wait, a father lives in hope. I've got the dream ticket. This is the best job in TV. A fantasist hidden in suburbia
Abstracts: Man's abuse of the giants. 'Brown's gay? So what?' Tyneside is outed as a tolerant electorate. Cull or cure dilemma as badgers get blame for epidemic
Abstracts: You can have our aid, but don't ask for trade. Friendly Demon at the gateway to a bewitched world. As a painkiller, they're pretty sharp
Abstracts: Bird smuggling takes its toll on rare species. Illegal trade threatens rare wild flowers with extinction. Council 'turned blind eye to abuse claims.' (Greenwich council accused of ignoring claims of brutality in one of its children's homes)
Abstracts: European cities woo latest arms control agency. D-day for nuclear arms powers. British lion claws a king-sized stake in the world's arms bazaar
Abstracts: And you thought Britain had a bad Games. Revenge of the losers. Forest folk defy Inkatha
Abstracts: Ten years a winner in any language. No churchyard grave should hold him. The bus broke down, but the show goes on
Abstracts: Still hog wild after all these years. Who do you think you're calling a dummy? The irresistible rise of Alessi
Abstracts: Vision that may go down the Tube. Arts? Not here, thank you. Bombings? We're off to the bunker
Abstracts: Standing up to be counted. In the eye of the storm. Gift of the gab
Abstracts: Democracies are prone to doing bad things for good reasons. Survival is his greatest skill. Now force is the only way
Abstracts: Judith Ward: the 18 lost years. 1 million pounds sterling court case collapses due to strain on accused; tenacious defendant fights theft case to a grinding halt
Abstracts: Safety-first leadership condemned by Gould. Iron grip corroded by fatal ignorance. A modest political proposal from the man who would be king
Abstracts: Some news just in .... The cavern club. Flashes of inspiration
Abstracts: Falling behind on housework. Soon you'll have to dress up to answer the telephone. Fear and loathing in the office
Abstracts: At last, music to Europe's ears. One road, four wheels, no hands. Mention art, and I reach for my wand
Abstracts: This one will run and run and run and.... The trick is to start writing. Whose lines are they anyway?
Abstracts: Green about the gills. Victims don't make art. How indie movies lost the plot
Abstracts: John Lyttle. Oh, Superman. High anxiety
Abstracts: Sex and the third chimpanzee. Cheap power: as simple as ABC: Nuclear Electric wants to build a third Sizewell station with two pressurised water reactors
Abstracts: The equality initiative. It's not unprofessional to sell. One firm's cringe is another's pride
Abstracts: Diet makeovers. Diet: the art of the taper, part 2. You can take it with you
Abstracts: Shedding light on shades. The players. Olympic viewers guide
Abstracts: Where the buffalo roam. Clear as a Bell. Lessons in leading
Abstracts: World-class coverage. A really big show. New kids in the blocks
Abstracts: Winning way: possessed of a great coach and some top-shelf American talent, the Stanford University distance-running contingent looks like a dynasty in the making
Abstracts: Computerized record-keeping for retailers. Wireless signals keep retailers humming. A computer chain that - surprise! - knows how to sell
Abstracts: Changing times, changing teams. By their teeth ye shall know them. The objective case for conservation
Abstracts: Oldest known fossils of monocotyledons. Three-dimensional preservation of algae and animal embryos in a Neoproterozoic phosphorite
Abstracts: Improper testimony about source must be challenged at trial, court says. Court upholds verdict, but finds damages based on improper expert testimony
Abstracts: I.B.M. to invest $100 million in Groupe Bull. Key engineer quits Next Computer to join Sun. French coal executive to head Groupe Bull
Abstracts: Court allows suit based on vague identification. Court upholds dismissal of civil rights suit. Court upholds dismissal of Business Week suit
Abstracts: Fokine in Warsaw, 1908-1914. The Polish dancers visit St. Petersburg, 1851: a detective story. The Polish mishaps of Serge Lifar and Bronislava Nijinska
Abstracts: Court expands fair report privilege to private individuals. State high court allows use of 'wire service' defense in libel suits
Abstracts: Is business drowning in a new regulatory tide? Health care reform: a placebo may be the best remedy. What business owes to cure society's woes
Abstracts: Panel proposes class action changes. Some lawyers balk at lobbying limits for Clinton officials. Another paltry summer; the largest firms offer even fewer jobs
Abstracts: A daring approach: two defense contractors have taken their $1.4 billion contract suit to U.S. Claims Court. Defense dollars screech to halt; lawyer group protests
Abstracts: Talks, student consensus helped Syracuse handle D'Amato flap. Class of '92 hears exhortations on values, arrogance and greed
Abstracts: Lack of sleep factors into suits; new trend awakening? Cancer treatment focus of suits; insurers deny coverage
Abstracts: Disclosures to analysts are risky. The suitability doctrine revisited: can Orange County sue its broker for recommending the purchase of unsuitable securities for its fund?
Abstracts: New-value exception: still viable? Courts divided. Landlords may be left out in the cold. Bankruptcy flaws now minimized; the troubling real estate implications of the code, raised, for example, by the Deprizio rule, have been modified by new legislation
Abstracts: Journalists becoming targets of rights suits. High court upholds dismissal of suit over 'grave robber' story: man had been convicted of trafficking in archaeological resources from burial ground
Abstracts: Convention site Atlanta: cosmopolitan sparkle in an antebellum setting. Education cuts losses - send an employee to an educational seminar
Abstracts: Prioritizing Oregon's hospital resources: an example based on variations in discretionary medical utilization
Abstracts: Environmental protection: the Omani legal regime. Workman's compensation and social security laws, miscellaneous legislation
Abstracts: Executive briefing. Gaza: the closure. Financing trade with Iran: how the deals work
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