Abstracts: Prophet of reform: exploring the roots of Manning's campaign. Under siege
Abstracts: A message for Elizabeth Taylor. Money, Kim Campbell and Yoko Ono. Will Elizabeth II yield the throne
Abstracts: Miami spice. A spirited tree-trimming party. Neat street eats
Abstracts: The best Spanish wines. Best wines of the year. The ultimate champagnes
Abstracts: Fast feasts. Vineyard feasts. The top trends of '92
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. Light fruit desserts. Desserts for your valentine
Abstracts: Paris at midnight. Rise & shine: a colorful breakfast for the family. Arabian nights: a midnight supper for two
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. part 5
Abstracts: Lighter Spanish cooking. Chefs' lowfat sauces. Lowfat fish entrees
Abstracts: Taking a dip. The new spa cuisine. Dinner at Moosewood
Abstracts: With movie stars, major new productions, and a fresh spirit of optimism, Broadway seems to be bouncing back. Now starring in 'Private Lives,' Joan Collins goes public on her long and wacky road to Broadway
Abstracts: La nouvelle vague. La mode destroy: with ragged edges and tattered hems, designers are moving fashion forward by tearing it apart
Abstracts: Martina: "I'm not going to live a lie." (Martina Navratilova) (Interview) Jim Dandy: showcased by Nike, adopted by France and seeded first, Jimy Courier translates into "the favorite" at Paris
Abstracts: Sabatini triumphs at French Open tune-ups. Action and reaction. Seena Hamilton: queen of the Easter Bowl
Abstracts: 10 things to know about taking a break. 6 ways to create confidence. How to keep your mind on the game
Abstracts: Why tennis needs Jim Courier. Are we having fun yet? How Courier should cope with success
Abstracts: Violation of Disabilities Act? HIV-infected doctor says hospital cut privileges. Hospital: doctor was disruptive unprofessional
Abstracts: Documentation? It's often better to go buy a book. Just how dead is the mainframe? The shrink-wrapped LAN
Abstracts: A boost for start-ups. Turn your workers into a team. Check fraud: how protected are you?
Abstracts: A team is as strong as its weakest link. Satisfying customers' appetite for knowledge. Prepare successors before promoting them
Abstracts: Shrink your belly bulge! Jump for joints. Reader-tested home remedies
Abstracts: Medicare trade-off pondered; Stark asks whether restoring ECG, new doctor pay cuts is worth it. HCFA pressuring doctors on Medicare charge limits; physicians urged to give refunds to patients
Abstracts: Removing unwanted facial hair. The promise of chemical peels. Oily skin 101
Abstracts: FDA softens proposal for strict CME rules. FDA plan sees profession as prime CME monitor. AMA gets accreditation contract
Abstracts: Private contracting suit dismissed, but plaintiffs claim victory. Medicare can extrapolate to demand repayment
Abstracts: HHS survey: Drug firm gifts violated AMA standards. Stakes are high when you blow the whistle. Reaction to AMA gift code shows rumblings in the ranks
Abstracts: Speaker: long-term care should top health reform agenda. States look at provider taxes to boost Medicaid funds
Abstracts: How do physicians treat HIV? A meeting of alternative, allopathic minds? No grades for doctors on nutrition
Abstracts: Dictionary of healing techniques and remedies. part 2
Abstracts: Economic outlook spurs moves to demutualize. Captive insurers gain added "appeal." Taxpayer prevails on captive issue
Abstracts: Employers team up with providers to tackle costs, quality; hope to see savings of up to 20%. Study dims hope small-group reform will expand coverage
Abstracts: Physicians can do more to promote regular Pap tests. User-fee bill to speed drug approvals evolves from 'historic' cooperation
Abstracts: Psychiatrist gives up license to avert disciplinary hearing. Perjury charges stem from medical expert's testimony
Abstracts: Coalition wants tobacco regulated as a drug. Tobacco battle hits the ballot as states debate tax hikes. Advocates tell Congress: tobacco control is 'pro-family.' (anti-tobacco groups use Republican buzzwords)
Abstracts: New push for doctors to report adverse drug reactions. AMA: insurance reform on right track, but add patient protection
Abstracts: Is it time to call in a consultant? Advice costs, but it can also save. Danger signs of embezzlement: how to spot warning signals from staff
Abstracts: IRS issues final salvage and subrogation regulations. IRS appeals to a higher court but does not win its case
Abstracts: Microsoft profit soars 58% on strength of Windows 95; fiscal 1st-quarter results top estimates; doubts on system's debut ease
Abstracts: The F.B.I.'s latest idea: make wiretapping easier. MCI offers a business discount; smaller concerns are focus of the program
Abstracts: Getting it under control. Putting colleagues in touch. Sophisticated virus-fighters
Abstracts: Impact of Haemophilus influenzae type b polysaccharide-tetanus protein conjugate vaccine on responses to concurrently administered diptheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine
Abstracts: The benefits of treating hyperlipidemia to prevent coronary heart disease: estimating changes in life expectancy and morbidity
Abstracts: The geographic distribution of measles in the United States, 1980 through 1989. Measles herd immunity: the association of attack rates with immunization rates in preschool children
Abstracts: A prospective study of benign breast disease and the risk of breast cancer. Physical activity and survival after breast cancer diagnosis
Abstracts: Public opinion and AIDS: lessons for the second decade. Should physicians aid their patients in dying? The public perspective
Abstracts: Suite harmony; protecting client confidentiality while you share space. Bad references: beware of ethical hazards when nonlawyers offer referral fees
Abstracts: IBM targets $500 million in chip sales to outsiders, reversing longtime ban. 'Michelangelo' virus scare ends in an anticlimax
Abstracts: Paul Weiss pact remains puzzling; what's unclear is exactly what it did to displease the RTC. Kaye Scholer's Lincoln woes
Abstracts: No flood of ADA suits - yet. A quiet birthday: after a year, little action under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Abstracts: Lawyers, programmers interface. Researcher sues Chiron over patent; scientist says he was a blood test co-inventor
Abstracts: Is criminal Bhopal case in store? Implant makers, insurers feud. Breast implant pact is reported; but questions remain
Abstracts: AALS chief will leave to group a wider scope, more influence. AALS Conference's stargazers look into more diverse future
Abstracts: Ethics. The departing lawyer would be obligated to pay costs incurred by the law firm
Abstracts: Telephones without wires: the future of the industry. New Jersey backs fiber-optic system. Regulators approve Nynex reorganization
Abstracts: 5th Circuit ruling throws major fly in MCorp ointment. Courts prop up receivers' powers under bailout law. Lawyer after fee throws a wrench in USX arbitration
Abstracts: Cheap beeps: across nation, electronic pagers proliferate. The digital-cellular-video revolution is running late
Abstracts: Dissolution amendments get first test. Delaware court clarifies duty to disclose. Majority shareholders' duty is addressed
Abstracts: Parental guilt sells encyclopedias on CD-ROM, too. Organizer program takes a leaf from date books. The right software lets PC owners become fine printers
Abstracts: Survey: general counsel face environmental toll. More lawyers expect to urge their clients to examine compliance
Abstracts: Policy Management tries to recover from stock plunge; software company is hurt by possibility of health-care reforms
Abstracts: Analysts' views differ on Centel. U S West, looking to future, cuts 9,000 jobs. A.T.& T. and 2 unions hold talks: operator job security a top bargaining issue
Abstracts: Software controls on health costs. Insurers vs. doctors: a software battleground. Software helps patients make crucial choices
Abstracts: QuickTime makes big time at Macworld. Ben & Jerry's secret ingredient: QuickTime. Tools & utilities: software directory
Abstracts: Handfuls of color and other low-cost options. Adobe expands its universe. EFI's cachet: color by choice
Abstracts: Illustrate your point: clip art rises above its reputation. Clips on the Move: spice up your presentations with motion-clip packages
Abstracts: The videophone era may finally be near, bringing big changes. Faxes prove to be a powerful tool for setting up electronic markets
Abstracts: Comment on 'Assessing MEP Influence on British EC Policy' by Stafford T. Thomas. Assessing MEP influence on British EC policy
Abstracts: A new-age mailbox on your desk. Of Windows, words and cornflakes. Putting America at your fingertips
Abstracts: Clients' defense victories beat odds; major wins for IBM and municipalities highlight NLJ's look at 1995's big saves
Abstracts: Firm, OTS settled at high cost. A firm blessing; attorneys from Cravath found a developer's plan lawful. A jury disagreed
Abstracts: Georgia AG is rebuked in employment case. Fired for being gay, he's sued over clients; an accountant's former boss sues him - and wins - for taking business with him
Abstracts: Studies suggest that minorities still lag in admissions, tests. Arizona State bucks the critics and admits convicted murderer
Abstracts: If Dahmer's not crazy, who is? Colleagues aided Dahmer prosecutor. Dahmer Dilemma
Abstracts: Court overturns closing of trial, sealing record. Newspaper wins access to parents' trial in juvenile court. Judge's decision to seal transcripts in governor's fraud trial overturned
Abstracts: Courts find newsrack restrictions unlawful. Appeals court strikes down newsrack ban. High Court strikes newsrack regulation
Abstracts: Multimedia disks enable computers to put on a show. Taking the latest CD-ROM disks out for a spin. Low-profile programs help PCs deliver high performance
Abstracts: Xylan's financial officer resigns; investment bank blamed for leak. At Next Computer, van Cuylenburg gets high posts
Abstracts: It's a bank. It's a brain. No, it's superphone. MCI shows rise in profits of 8.5% in the first quarter. Regulators are urged to cut New York Telephone's rates
Abstracts: Computer users shouldn't brush off latest virus alert. Fine printers offer little to users who stick to text. PC users can benefit and foster innovation by buying 'shareware.' (Personal Technology)(Column) (Buyers Guide)
Abstracts: Commerz's trusty computer. I.B.M. sale sets corporate record; $1.8 billion raised as size is increased. I.B.M. bonds hit by revamping: but a dividend cut may ease pressure
Abstracts: Court again limits majority-minority districts. Where to draw the line on race redistricting? Montana's lost seat begs issue: House apportioning system challenged
Abstracts: With no body, prosecutors try to link man to crime. Minneapolis crime story: killer walks, then talks. Colleagues aided Dahmer prosecutor
Abstracts: FDA's backers move to increase its powers. Does innocence void death sentence? Maybe. Capital appeal becomes a court tug of war
Abstracts: So, should Bill Clinton bring suit? Where Paula Jones' lawyers go from here; settlement is possible, but discovery could start as early as the end of June
Abstracts: How OTS set the stage for order against firm. FDIC/RTC fees to outside counsel are up sharply.... 14 firms reach limit for FDIC legal work
Abstracts: The ABCs of MPC: Has the PC graduated to multimedia? Make your move: add sound and motion for dynamic presentations
Abstracts: New software tackles the problem of getting onto Web. Windows 95 passes the test of time for home PC users. Computer viruses are nothing to sneeze at, but they're curable
Abstracts: ITT accepts $3.6 billion Alcatel sale. Telecom's $265 million deal on Matra. As telecommunications companies listen to the siren song of mergers, their equipment suppliers are likely to follow them
Abstracts: Gifts made under a durable power of attorney were held includable in estate. Gifts made under a durable power of attorney are ruled revocable
Abstracts: One task pcs fail to simplify: adding gadgets to your pc. Computer companies shy from making PCs into child's play
Abstracts: Same ills, different solutions; tale of two cities. Seeking clarity on fines for polluting agencies. Industry, insurers at odds: at stake: who will pay for Superfund cleanups?
Abstracts: Unlimited liability; accountants' legal exposure is fuzzy, but the bottom line is clear: damages are exploding
Abstracts: Litigation on implants moves to new frontier; jury says Dow Chemical is liable for silicone of related company, Dow Corning
Abstracts: An anti-PC group sues its founder. Client conned by do-gooder; the claim is that John R. Phillips reaped millions
Abstracts: Ethics. The would-be client. The base-line rule is that a lawyer may not help a client commit fraud
Abstracts: Gifts made under power of attorney were excludable from estate. Service could revalue gifts for estate tax purposes
Abstracts: Self-canceling installment note did not result in a gift, but was bona fide debt. Donor's retained control caused incomplete gift, rules Tax Court
Abstracts: A checklist of steps to help protect you from an errors and omissions lawsuit. Most policyholders should emerge "whole" as sale of Executive Life to investors is approved
Abstracts: Update on troubled insurers, rating changes. Single life policies cannot be exchanged tax-free for second-to-die policies, rules IRS
Abstracts: Rehabilitation plan of Mutual Benefit receives agreement of regulators and guarantee funds. Life companies report surplus increase
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