Abstracts: Hazlewood plots a way out of its pickle. S Daniels. GrandMet spices up its act
Abstracts: Poland floats National Investment Funds. Polish privatization revenues to exceed US$3.8bn in 1999. Worker debate in Poland
Abstracts: Private interest in China roads and rail. Guangdong Expressway. WU finalises power deal in Australia
Abstracts: DoE eyes compulsory levies to fund town centre improvements. Paying a price for early success in the corridors of excess: a town's relative isolation seems to be the key to maintaining a vibrant centre, a recent retail survey appears to suggest
Abstracts: Advisors may urge NIH to seek out industry support for clinical trials. Future of AIDS research office threatened
Abstracts: Collapse of talks on safety of GMO trade. Nirex chief expected to lose seat on UK's nuclear waste panel. Vote on growth hormones in meat sparks row with FAO
Abstracts: River meanders in a tray: Meanders are a feature of some of the world's noblest rivers, but laboratory models have failed to meander convincingly
Abstracts: When to say when. Crying shame. You can call me pal
Abstracts: Food for what ails you. A long and happy sex life. Party of one
Abstracts: Vocational cross-training. Step lively. Player's advantage
Abstracts: Bobsledding & luge. Tall in the saddle. A member in good standing
Abstracts: Metaphysical fitness. Remotely fit. Apocalypse now
Abstracts: Thinking beyond the limitations of mental health care. Rotary International - a private partner in a public health battle: a model for psychology?
Abstracts: Applicant characterization of the most desirable internship training program. Career pathways and current practice patterns of clinical and counselling psychologists: a follow-up study of former interns
Abstracts: Visual delight for teachers of the blind: Broadway Malyan Architects has completed an award-winning study school for the Guide Dogs for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
Abstracts: People: sweet smell of success. Walsall's wunderkind: Peter Jenkinson, with a fierce commitment to access for all, has been the driving force behind Walsall's art gallery project
Abstracts: Kate Priestley. Downturn fails to ease skills shortage fears. Home truths
Abstracts: 50% off! Wimpey begs help from specialists. Judging Jeffries
Abstracts: Pros, cons of using peer money managers. How shaky a foundation? Market-neutral strategy limits risk
Abstracts: Living with childhood cancer: care of children with cancer is a specialist area of nursing. part 2 Living with the effects of child sexual abuse
Abstracts: Evolution of Dan. The fascination of fear. (Risk). Free range thinking
Abstracts: A spot of art searching. Mushrooming waste. A woman of the world
Abstracts: Your starter for ten.... Risk in the rules. Home alone and learning
Abstracts: Blurred division of the future. UK plc's ailing research industry and why exploitation may be just the tonic. A book by any other name
Abstracts: Experts to make online tuition less of a lottery. Collaboration strategies take edge off high IT anxieties. Not just a load of old Tosh
Abstracts: Interest rates: up or down? Surveys: are they accurate? World trade: will Britain boom?
Abstracts: 50 and still nifty: The average lifespan of a company today has been put at 13 years. Who would have given much for the chances of those launched in the dark days of 1947?
Abstracts: N.Y. doctors ready to sue over lack of Medicaid pay. Ruling upheld; Medicaid must fund some abortions. Oregon officials eye cutbacks in Medicaid coverage
Abstracts: Famed transplant surgeon ready for criminal trial. Mesa back from the edge. Expanding generalist work force seen as ill-conceived
Abstracts: Peer reviewers' 'conspiracy' was to ensure quality of care. 'Good news for beleaguered specialists'. Welcome
Abstracts: Tobacco suits best fought at state levels, authors say. Strong blow to tobacco. Researchers proposed a snuff fad, tobacco candy
Abstracts: Defending American democracy: lawyers play a key role in ensuring that the Constitution remains vibrant. Let's not take it anymore: speaking out against spurious attacks on the legal system is vital
Abstracts: A 'simple command' creates confusion: validity of thousands of redistricting plans in doubt after high court ruling
Abstracts: California three-strikes law gobbling up jurors. Going gangbusters; prosecutors fight gangs with injunctions banning conduct such as using beepers and applying graffiti
Abstracts: Affirmative action on way out in California: law school student bodies will be primarily white and Asian, some say
Abstracts: The insider story; rules against trading stocks, other securities with confidential information may broaden. Cravath lawyer admits to insider trading: indictment claims brother made more than $250,000 from illegal stock buys
Abstracts: Courting trouble: emergence of common-law courts raises concerns among critics. Base closings keep military lawyers busy: among their duties: preserving artifacts, acting as goodwill ambassadors
Abstracts: No: an eye on government. No: tabloid television does not belong at trial. Yes: cameras reflect the process, for better or worse
Abstracts: The blame game: criminal defendants try to reverse conviction by claiming ineffectual counsel. Risks of poor service; bungling delivery of process can doom even good lawsuits
Abstracts: Getting a fix on fees: computers chip away at hourly billing in real estate matters. Real reform
Abstracts: In the long run: competing in Rocky Mountain ultramarathons keeps this lawyer on the go. Just say 'om;' harried lawyers still their minds with yoga and meditation
Abstracts: Whistleblowers given more time; the 9th Circuit says the False Claims Act's generous tolling provisions apply to qui tam plaintiffs, not just the government
Abstracts: Feds settle to save act and species; but critics say deals may hurt not help endangered. Non-profits mobilize against lobbying bill
Abstracts: With affirmative action rulings, more minorities look for PALS. part 2 They're learning to be ethical by seeing just what not to do
Abstracts: Much of the transactional activity following the Telecommunications Act of 1996 flows from the elimination of entry barriers and outmoded regulations
Abstracts: 'Sprague' is ERISA appeal to watch. Zero-down bankruptcies may end; some courts forbid lawyers from delaying their fees
Abstracts: Dilution legislation gains momentum but raises some concerns; a federal law might impair First Amendment rights
Abstracts: Talking his way into business. The 51 percent solution: a proposal to change the definition of a minority-owned company has sparked a backlash
Abstracts: Spared from the ax. So long to SARSEPs. The survival factor
Abstracts: Hispanic ad budgets explode. Models of efficiency. Cray appointment boosts CEO number to three
Abstracts: What role will the Internet play in plan administration or the dissemination of information to employees? Crash course in plan redesign
Abstracts: Serb-held Bosnia partition; Moslems, Croats battle. U.S. Bosnia evacuation blocked by Serb attacks: rescue of wounded Moslems prevented
Abstracts: Help for reluctant readers: they, too, can discover the joys of reading. Help your child excel: top teachers tell how
Abstracts: Weed it and reap. The incredible ice-cream machine
Abstracts: Green eggs and Sam. Call of the wild. Our horse of a different color
Abstracts: Winning for Zora. Help yourself through the hard times. Love story
Abstracts: Boom. The price of silence. The treaty that worked - almost
Abstracts: Don't stress: It is now known to cause development problems, weight gain and neurodegeneration. Hide-and-seek: ebola - and the funds to study it - eludes researchers
Abstracts: Luddites on the Hill; Congress quietly kills the Office of Technology Assessment. Arrest that passenger: traveling with technology - perhaps even a laptop - can be illegal
Abstracts: Reining in the carriage trade. Coronado guilty of public relations. Caring for older animals
Abstracts: Flights of fantasy. 3 days in Berlin. Canyon house
Abstracts: Tour of Britten; inside the V-1000. Britten V-1000: life aboard the world's best V-twin. Overkill: racing the Over/Yamaha OV-15 Eurotwin
Abstracts: Can universal service survive in a competitive telecommunications environment? Evidence from the United States consumer expenditure survey
Abstracts: Mom, dad and your date. Is your relationship going anywhere? He only wanted me for sex
Abstracts: New wings for the jet set. Stealth Comanche. Beyond visual range: flying the F-22
Abstracts: A long haul for Chinese science. Attack on ozone science. Dinosaur tales
Abstracts: Enhancing the consumer-product relationship: lessons from the QVC home shopping channel. Consumer acculturation processes and cultural conflict: how generalizable is a North American model for marketing globally?
Abstracts: Agglomeration diseconomies of traffic congestion and agglomeration economies of interaction in the information-oriented city
Abstracts: Rural retail business thresholds and interdependencies. Specification and estimation of the effect of ownership on the economic efficiency of the water utilities
Abstracts: Worldwide Web is the latest source of tax information. Tax resources in cyberspace: update on Worldwide Web. An INTERNET marketing framework for the World Wide Web (WWW)
Abstracts: A talk with Bill Clinton. The economic consequences of Mr. Clinton. Raiding nation
Abstracts: Napoli ever after: as always, Naples is Italy's most vibrant city - and now it's clean and safe. Green-hearted Italy: in autumn the mystic landscape of Umbria is at its best
Abstracts: Kicking in groups. Banana Man. The great sorting
Abstracts: Feminist communication scholarship and "the woman question" in the academy. Introduction: for the study of communication and against the discipline of communication
Abstracts: Jeremy Piven acts out. Bill Zehme feels your pain. Revenge of a nerd
Abstracts: Knowing Jimmy. Deadly desires. Easy reciters
Abstracts: Growing up Jackson. Gimme shelter. Field and stream: markets that make healthy shopping natural
Abstracts: Offshore havens. Door prize. Innocent pleasures
Abstracts: Our own private Ivy League. Welcome to the weekend. The big cheat
Abstracts: A good paddlin' (Ralph Frese, canoe designer and builder)(Sullivan's Travels)(Column) Fish story
Abstracts: The mystery of bottle variation. Wine by design: restaurateur and designer Pat Kuleto is opening two new creations in San Francisco and making wine in Napa Valley
Abstracts: A wine romance. Star struck: "Trek" producer Rick Berman mixes wine with sci-fi. A taste of Oaxaca
Abstracts: Collaboration, cost-cutting take hold at European chemical and drug companies. U.S. companies are spending more on R&D, NSF finds
Abstracts: India's reforms seen on track despite qualms over upcoming election. More U.S. graduates returning to China
Abstracts: Titanium titans. Good golly! Look at moly! Why the .380?
Abstracts: A history told in beads. A new spin on Kentucky crafts. Listening to the stone
Abstracts: Different grids of sidewalk. Ghost story. Prestadigitalization
Abstracts: From the inside out. Money to learn. Legacy of the Atocha
Abstracts: Light: split personality. Roots of the turquoise trade. Extraordinary glass
Abstracts: Byron Ryan STA. Commonsense control: worry-free radio installations for giant-scale aircraft. Byron Originals Gee Bee Super Sportster
Abstracts: Hobby Lobby Romeo. Hobby Hangar Hawker Typhoon. Hobby Lobby Timothy
Abstracts: The Ficht fix. Summer air force. Know your fuel
Abstracts: Teeing off: golfing great Greg Norman plans to play a global course on his swift new 87-foot Oceanfast sportfisherman
Abstracts: Small planes: how reliable? The future is now: combining a little Buck Rogers with a lot of Will Rogers, Northstar-at-Tahoe might just be America's first 21st-century ski area
Abstracts: Top 5 tips. Winter terraining: whether you're a stroller or a sprinter, snowshoeing is a perfect workout. Get on the stick!
Abstracts: Can you change him? 'I was a cult child.' (a teenage girl's experience in a cult community) The truth about huffing
Abstracts: Improve our health, improve the world. Invisible agents for change. Women and water
Abstracts: Women and water. Special AIDS threat to women
Abstracts: The roadblock to the title? Friendlier competition. The three stripes are back in the game
Abstracts: How to move in doubles. Tennis and a long, healthy life. Chanda Rubin
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