Zbigniew Brezezinski, President Carter's national security assistant, is getting his lumps in the press. While he holds the same position that Henry Kissinger did under President Nixon, Brezezinski shows no signs of being able to parlay it into … [Read more...] about Understanding Soviet Tactics

The latest ploy of the proponents of the Panama Canal Treaties is to get Panama dictator Torrijos to say he will permit the United States to "maintain the neutrality of the Canal" after Panama takes full control in the year 2000. Why in the world … [Read more...] about Panama Canal Neutrality

The "worst political failure" of 1977, according to a leading West German newspaper (the Hamburg Morgenpost), was President Carter. Newspapers around the world have been caustic in commenting on President Carter's recent trip to Europe and Asia. Its … [Read more...] about Carter’s Political Mistakes

The State Department plunged to new depths of diplomatic failure when it leaked out that, since the Soviets steadfastly refuse to include their new Backfire bombers in the number of strategic delivery vehicles limited by SALT II, the Carter … [Read more...] about Letter From Leonid

The 200th anniversary of the founding of the first engineering school in America will be observed at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, on June 9. It was at Valley Forge on June 9, 1778, at the end of the historic winter encampment, that General George … [Read more...] about Engineering Anniversary

Recent surveys of women imprisoned on homicide charges show that a high percentage nad been repeatedly battered by the men they finally killed. Most of the killings happened in a fit of passion and were not premeditated. In the Cook County (Chicago) … [Read more...] about Wife-Beating Remedies

A recent article in COMMERCE magazine by two businessmen asks the question, "are regulatory agencies friend or foe?" While it might be assumed that a couple of businessmen would take the position that regulatory agencies are a foe of business, Jay … [Read more...] about Regulatory Agencies

When President Carter said he would defend the Panama Canal even if it takes 100,000 American troops, he was indulging in an emotional argument designed to scare us into ratifying the Canal Treaties by conjuring up the threat of rioting, sabotage, or … [Read more...] about Defending the U.S. Canal

The recent news story that there have been at least 24 cases of fetal alcohol syndrome in the last 18 months points up the fact that, while alcohol abuse touches every segment of our society, its impact on some segments is more critical than on … [Read more...] about Alcohol Abuse

It looks as though American farmers have been victimized again by a Soviet grain robbery. Our successful private-enterprise production has been forced once again to cover the losses of the unsuccessful state-controlled Communist economic system. The … [Read more...] about Another Grain Robbery