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Monitor Archive for October 19, 1981
Israelis play Wagner -with extra storm
Taunting the Russians - but trading with them
Farmer's newest 'hired hand': the home computer
Where 'castoffs' learn how to be whole people
US-Canadian fishing:troubled waters
Turkey heads toward democracy
Originals
Afghan exile reports breakdown in Kabul
Using the private sector to boost third world farming
N.Y. runners: 'No cash, but - '
What Carter said to the President
Japan's Mideast plan, post-Sadat
Slowing oil use
Self-help centers: Reagan-style renewal?
Apartheid critic wins OK to leave S. Africa on visit
Steel pressure from EC puts Greeks in crucible
PBS to air Mozart's last opera: musically fine, visually bizarre
Gasohol law raises questions of impact on US food production
Mubarak probes depth of militant opposition to regime
Game 4 in chess puts Korchnoi on the board
Children and team sports; Choosing the right coach can make all the difference
Growing ad skepticism
Libya, Sudan, Egypt sling war rhetoric across borders
How time is measured from a town in England
Detroit spends billions to scuttle old image
Social security's future
Tax shelters for fun - or fraud
Moshe Dayan: of war, of peace
London bombing claimed by IRA hints of new drive
Old or new, your car will run more economically if you drive right
For Reagan: a full menu of challenges
Mary Martin - a hearty laugh, a hearty life
Spending Sprees
Deferral: Reagan's shrill new note
Democrats still can't learn right lines for their role as nay-sayers
Poles worry about food, prices, not Kania ousder
CEOs question education
An 'ah' for the '81 Series and the classic strategy
Good tools are a must if you plan to do your own work on your car
Silence
Mine operators find Uncle Sam now a friend
Reagan environmental policy faces growing opposition
Toughening up corporate philanthropy
Acquaintance with a question mark
First you need the information - then you can help the student
Hot race for UN secretary-general but Waldheim likely to retain post
Launching the 82's month by month - by month
US affirms asylum for Ukrainian boy
Zimbabwe puts curbs on foreign diplomats
Money not taken here
Sunbelt or cold North, it's always well to winterize your car
Greek government concedes defeat
The Rembrandt Room
Parent-taught minicourses: one school's answer to a long lunch hour
Western Canada hews petrochemicals niche
Automen still would like to slow the timetable for emissions standards
The scarlet ibis