Abstracts: Baseball labor woes may move onto the gridiron; U.S. Supreme Court hears case that could shield other league sports from antitrust attack. Hollywood shudders
Abstracts: Transferring cleanups facilitates planning; a public company can now transfer the potential risk of CERCLA liability to a third party
Abstracts: Should God be practicing medicine? When religious and secular hospitals merge, health care is often the first victim
Abstracts: Mushroom tea: toxicity concerns about new 'cure-all.' (Kombucha tea) Despite fat concerns, women should still drink milk
Abstracts: The outsider's new in crowd: five IBM lifers. Innovations for carpal-tunnel syndrome prospering: products to aid computer keyboard users more than doubled since '91
Abstracts: Pension actuaries model the future. Simplification. Technology can't replace qualitative due diligence
Abstracts: Relocation has a new look. Five tips to cut relocation costs. Heck no - we won't go! How to sell employees on relocation
Abstracts: HR hears the call of technology. HR's game plan for the Olympics. Technology is the new kid in town
Abstracts: Companies make wellness work. Make employee ethics your business. Ties to customers make change efforts move faster(FYI)
Abstracts: Internet mailing lists: what's in it for HR? How fun flies at Southwest Airlines. Taking a spin on CD-ROM
Abstracts: Let your fingers do the talking. New directions for HRMS. When dealing with sexual harassment, internal issues come first
Abstracts: Life's a beach: Phuket offers good - but sometimes risky - real estate. Plastic cows
Abstracts: Solid prospects for solid waste. Trash is dangerous work, BLS finds. Hazardous-waste workers: how much medical monitoring is enough?
Abstracts: Survival versus traditional methodologies for studying employee turnover: differences, divergences and directions for future research
Abstracts: Data dilemma. All that glitters is Louis XVI: craving antique furniture, this Indonesian designer set out to craft it himself
Abstracts: New world order emerging. Japan cries for change. Japanese politics in ferment: groupings around strong personalities may mature into parties
Abstracts: Capital fright. More of the same: Japan's economic package fails to excite. Solo effort
Abstracts: Fantasy islands: theme restaurants serve mood with the food. Moody's blues: credit warning gives Hong Kong the shakes
Abstracts: This way, please: Malaysian firm proposes peninsular short cut. Thanks anyway: a surprise turn for Malaysian airport contract
Abstracts: Strong purchases by lower-income homebuyers stalls prices. Why must house-price indexes disagree? Third quarter 1994 house prices keep pace with inflation
Abstracts: Cruising time. Milan by Armani. A guide to the classic and the cutting edge in everybody's favorite city: San Francisco
Abstracts: Earthly delights. Gracious living. London in full bloom
Abstracts: Beating those ugly-day blues. The psychic phenomenon: what's it all about? How to reverse a bad mood
Abstracts: Are you being too hard on yourself? When you don't want to exercise today. The psychic phenomenon: what's it all about?
Abstracts: Personal helpline. Advice you can trust. Could you be an advice columnist?
Abstracts: Coping with the pain of betrayal. Standing up to mean people. Good things are coming to your town
Abstracts: Please don't pet him. The master of suspense at 100. It's a love rectangle
Abstracts: All that jazz. No more glasses? Girls just want to have fun
Abstracts: How the GOP blew it. *@!%&*# undeleted. Damn Yankees
Abstracts: Take me along. Good sports, bad sports. Sorry, I can't take your call
Abstracts: Avenue unbound. Gorillas just want to have fun. She knows the score
Abstracts: Silence is golden. Holbrooke a big spender? Look at these dinner checks. Low-fat February
Abstracts: Cracking the killer's code. A new chance for Doug Kinsley. Bob Moses's crusade
Abstracts: Search for the lost city. My midnight swing. Find of a lifetime
Abstracts: America's next cruiser? Stuntman for a moment. Porsche building a bike?
Abstracts: The hawk above, the crud below. Tweaked twin cam. Role reversal: Harley-Davidson Super Glide vs. Honda American Classic Edition
Abstracts: Crossing the Rhine. Victory in Pacific. Bloody Iwo
Abstracts: Flow charting software paints process pictures. Color testing moves from lab to line. Dismantling the quality lab
Abstracts: New clues to brain dopamine control, cocaine addiction. Morphologists learn to live with molecular upstarts. NAS to lose contract for A-bomb study
Abstracts: Painted puzzles line the wall of an ancient cave. Working the Web with a virtual lab and some Java. California social climbers: low water prompts high status
Abstracts: Brain center linked to perfect pitch. Genome mappers have a hot time at Cold Spring Harbor. AIDS researchers, activists fight crisis in clinical trials
Abstracts: Do 401(k) contributions crowd out other personal saving? Budgetary deficits and Ricardian equivalence: The case of India, 1950-1986
Abstracts: Doomed to remain a great power. Robbing Russia? Russia: geopolitics and crime
Abstracts: The China polemic: those who support MFN status.... China's MFN status faces tough ride without Dole. U.S. business leaders see truce in China trade war
Abstracts: Indian premier moves to bolster his cabinet as government faces test in state elections. part 2 Ashok Leyland's GDR is a cheaper way to play India's growing truck market
Abstracts: Media firm finds a niche in state-owned networks. Port authority markets New York region to the world. Japanese Ningyo are stars of doll festival
Abstracts: Economic reforms spur consumer boom in India. Survey shows most consumers in China look for value, performance in products
Abstracts: Stark scoop on America. New assertive face of Chinese army is becoming more apparent to outsiders. China's purchase of attack submarines from Russia sparks jitters in region
Abstracts: Trains in Bangkok won't stop traffic. Bangkok computer bazaar caters to techno-buffs. Forest hikes, Khmer ruins are antidotes to Bangkok
Abstracts: Closed-end Thailand funds offer low-risk bargains. Analysts sour on Malaysia after Aokam's steep fall. Indonesia's Pangestu is rebuffed in bid to take control of Malaysian company
Abstracts: Get a jump on spring. A true-blue survivor. Take your best shot
Abstracts: Starving hens. The free-range myth. Hatching poor lessons for children
Abstracts: For wrist injury lawyers, third time may be charm; Levy Phillips is pursuing mass tort litigation against makers of computer keyboard by avoiding class actions
Abstracts: The U.S. Supreme Court will settle a circuit court split over whether punitive damages may be awarded in securities arbitrations governed by New York law
Abstracts: Record companies want broader blocking rights; the industry seeks to prohibit artists from activities that may result in competing products
Abstracts: Right of publicity gets support from Restatement: for the first time, the doctrine is recognized by the A.L.I. as a full-fledged property right
Abstracts: When disclosure is 'inevitable,' liability is not; with the Uniform Trade Secret Act and in court, the inevitable disclosure theory loses ground
Abstracts: 'Net license: favored way to protect IP: content owners find that a well-drafted license best protects property online
Abstracts: 'Reverse passing off' may apply to literary works; the 2d Circuit recently has extended Lanham Act protection to a copyrightable work of art
Abstracts: Recent cases warn franchisors to be wary of 'Kodak' liability. Audits are preventive medicine for companies: a thorough inventory today can forestall litigation tomorrow
Abstracts: Software reviews. Macrobytes. X-12-ARIMA (Beta Version 1.1a)
Abstracts: A site to behold. Beefing up the Mac clone market. 7th annual design awards
Abstracts: Yes: a pessimistic yes vote. Crisis in the Surete: can Quebec's police clean up their image? Young and scared
Abstracts: Asia's growling Tigers. Deadly confrontation on an Ontario reserve. Jailhouse shock
Abstracts: Open season in the air: airlines get free access across the U.S. border. Returning home: investors devour Trelleborg's stake in Falconbridge
Abstracts: The Juice played here: O.J. Simpson's murder trial grips Buffalo. Golf's shiniest prize: the Ryder Cup pits Europe versus America
Abstracts: Clinton authorizes $20 billion U.S.loan for Mexico; international donors add $29.5 billion. Clinton issues economic plan
Abstracts: Bosnian Serbs free last U.N. hostages. Croatia retakes Serb-held Krajina region; thousands of Serb refugees flee
Abstracts: First armed U.N. troops arrive. 23 U.N. peace-keepers slain in attacks. U.S. troops arrive in East Africa
Abstracts: How manufacturers price products. Management accounting in the era of electronic commerce. A modest proposal for pricing decisions
Abstracts: Limits to anthropocentrism: toward an ecocentric organization paradigm? Ecocentric management for a risk society
Abstracts: Pregnancy in a cohort of long-term partners of human immunodeficiency virus-seropositive hemophiliacs. Absence of intact nef sequences in a long-term survivor with nonprogressive HIV-1 infection
Abstracts: Decline in semen quality among fertile men in Paris during the past 20 years. Brief report: Intragenic deletion of the KALIG-1 gene in Kallmann's syndrome
Abstracts: Product design and the pricing decision: a sequential approach. Utility: the key to understanding markets
Abstracts: An implicit model of consumer behaviour. A self-weighting random sampling technique. Utility: the key to understanding markets
Abstracts: How to get the most out of Pop Photo online. A mania for manatees. Minolta extends a major freedom!
Abstracts: The dream team: Pop Photo and Time-Life Photo Laboratories join forces. Do flash diffusers really work?
Abstracts: Canon EOS-3: huge 45-sensor area, the greatest viewfinder show on earth-and more! Which flash for you?
Abstracts: 'Equal opportunity' threatens affirmative action. Getting ahead in the big city. Reinventing the market
Abstracts: The super companies. Mexico's hobbling peso. The corporate elite
Abstracts: Contacts for contracts. The money market managers
Abstracts: Sea of life. Layers of intrigue. Hair farming
Abstracts: Etiquette for casual sex. Silence. Who writes sex books?
Abstracts: In the name of tradition. Quickie sex. Looking for mom
Abstracts: Chocolate ... with no regrets. Some like it very hot. Like chocolate for chocolate
Abstracts: On their best behavior. You can't make me! The six-week recovery myth
Abstracts: How anti-aging potions perform. The 15-minute yoga work-out. All in the family
Abstracts: Baby on board. What your infant remembers. Crying games
Abstracts: My man, Sam: the struggle to raise a gender-neutral boy in a pink-or-blue world. My new best friends
Abstracts: The new museum: theme park or cathedral? The design of two outstanding new museums underscores the conflicting directions facing major cultural centers today
Abstracts: A taste for traditions. Flea west, flea east. DIFFA Street of Shops
Abstracts: A tree house grows in Berkeley. Design: net gains. The cutting edge
Abstracts: Color esprit. Dressing rooms; today's hot furnishing trends blend happily, taking their cohesion from color and line
Abstracts: Tools. A garden lost & found. Roseland
Abstracts: Campos Construction Co. Trescomp. Inc. The dilemma of immigration
Abstracts: No help in the wings: competition from Fortune 1000 media companies not among NAHP's top concerns. A war of words
Abstracts: Surviving the global job market. Admissions take a dive. Surviving a crash
Abstracts: The best places to work. The little company that could. NAFTA makes noise
Abstracts: Power inside, style outside. Mixing home with business. Getting back to the basics
Abstracts: Is it possible? A photo-realistic digital color printer for under $400? Yep! But how good is it, really? Color
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