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Monitor Archive for September 23, 1980
It's fun to be a spy
Harvest of woods
Seizure of phone records raises free press issue
Cosmos regain soccer title
Muskie at UN: restates US stand
Shadowboxing economists jab at Federal Reserve over money goals
Sadat may turn to Moscow if US fails to push Israel
New Turkish leader vows to wipe out terrorism
Is that fellow working next to you a policeman?
Spanish premier -- under fire -- moves adroitly to undercut critics
The Baltimore duet
200,000 are marooned in east Indian floods
Israel spurs settlements in Galilee
Adventures way off Broadway
Pastoral symphony
Railmen seek W. Berlin takeover
OAS ready to negotiate with Salvadoran rebels
Looking down their noses at Arabs
South Africa: white 'citizen-soldiers' vs. black unrest
In W. Germany a politician can be elected without giving out lillipops
The Big Two;KGB
Soviets' tricky choice: Iraq or Iran?
Philadelphia teachers end strike; schools opening
Anderson still battling to get on state ballots; prospects are he will come very close to 50
Chinese leaders try to erase Mao's image, but his face is hard to forget
Colorado cattleman puts faith in gasohol's future
Post-debate strategy remains intact
3rd-world communications an issue for UNESCO
Presidential contenders seek Golden State prize
Warhead at USAF base after trip from blast site
Next: Reagan, Carter one-on-one debate may be shaping up
Inland Steel counters slump and White House takes note
Whip inflation again
US airs $20 billion setup to increase use of coal
Few changes loom in Turkish foreign policy under Evren
The Big Two; CIA
The many masks of modern art
Designing from nature helped her make it to the top
Lose -- and win!
Work ethic dead? Nonsense, but
Bellwether Iowa county beginning to tilt to Reagan?
12 arrested in Philippines in martial-law protest
Poznan, once storm center, reflects new Polish calm
In spite of numbers
High-flying aerospace and hard-hit trucking in key wage negotiations
Lotteries: legal ones bad enough
Cartels for US exporting? Japanese ready to help