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Monitor Archive for October 7, 1980
W. German vote puts Schmidt just where he wants to be . . . in firm control
'Hard hats' looking to Reagan for jobs, inflation turnaround
Watch out Florida! Here comes 'Greatwall' orange juice from China
The most beautiful, peaceful street in New England
Busing: the wrong riders
Saudis reported ready to up oil output 15%
Gulf war defies Western logic; Iran sees Washington hand behind war; seesaw for US hostages tilts downward
Anderson campaign -- why he (probably) won't pull out as Carter hopes
Kremlin isn't wild about Carter -- but it likes Reagan even less
Portugal swings right -- Cameiro back in power
A German lesson for campaigners
International consensus builds in favor of UN's Waldheim succeeding himself
Labor disputes put a flat note on a bad score: opera company budgets
High court roughs in caseload
a thundering of prophets on the campus
Karmal called to Moscow; Afghan infighting cited
Fraser worries about Australia pre-election poll
What Met musicians want
Explorers Club hunts new frontiers not in trophies, but of thought
Star-Map
'I'll have egg, liver, bacon and a large bone, please'
Canadians talk in London about shift of constitution
Theater of the preposterous
The father of reindustrialization speaks
To counter anti-Semitism
French court to handle synagogue bombing case
S. African council bars blacks; turns to other nonwhites
The many masks of modern art
Soviet bloc challenges Khmer Rouge for UN seat
Poland ousts scapegoats; but debate rages on how to make good on promised reforms
Yearn to study abroad? British are looking for a few good scholars
Bahamas tax shift threatens haven of secrecy
Qualities of healing
Kitchen updating: costs are high for greater efficiency
Poland's Communist Party: sandwiched between Moscow and workers
Rather and rather not
Brewer who chased Brett
US says Cuban refugees on schedule for Arkansas
A visit to the scrolls in Taiwan's palace museum
Israeli police query Begin Cabinet minister on alleged misuse of funds
War no strain on money front, Iranian bank official says
9. What kind of president?
Chinese protest to USSR over border incident
Gulf war defies Western logic; Experts' early assessments tumble as Iran, IRaq brace for longer struggle
Latin America views Reagan: 'not ideal' but better than Carter
Iraqis fly new strikes on Iran industrial targets