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Monitor Archive for November 4, 1981
Computer crime: grappling with a 'high tech' problem
Nobody 'owns' pro-football titles yet
British, Saudis compare Mideast peace plans
Resisting exodus from the land of Exodus
Old Master paintings
Rail wheels for highway trailers are hauling the freight
Former actress teaches others to be star speakers
Troilus and Daisy (or whose dog do we have now?)
Fate of MX hangs on a study
Happy days again for carmakers - those that can wait
Computer study shows that changes in Earth's orbit affect monsoons
Swedes press questioning of Soviet sub skipper
All good golfers got . . . smoothness, plus
Nicaraguan drift to left stirs Washington warning
One year after election Reagan still a favorite
Correction
Snow's flawed look at physicists
Outwitted by the Russians in the Middle East
US-Jordanian relations warming
And now - Baby Bell?
Libyans may leave Chad soon
When prodigals return
A copper smelter powered by the sun - coming soon
Survey predicts more phone shopping
US, Canada, Europe team up on Columbia hardware
The genius of slow time
The attorney general vs. the courts
Sifting the meaning of election '80
Most BL Ltd. workers OK 3.8% offer, end to strike
Bearding Qaddafis in their den
Egyptian moderate says AWACS can't cool Mideast
The Continental joins the fleet of smaller cars
LESOTHO; Land of blanket-swathed goatherders
Newfangled NASA propeller could replace jets in future
Now could be a good time to recoup some bond-holding losses
Understanding God's provision
By the Lilacbush
America's strategic oil reserve swells
Canadian court curbs air controller strikes
Vermont Democrats eye governorship
An invasion of privacy; Home computers, cable TV
Anglo-Irish council: remedy for violence in N. Ireland?
Trudeau, province leaders still debating constitution
Can China cut population by 30% in 100 years?
700 charged by Egypt in Sadat assassination
Armchair shopping: retailers face to face with options
Tsongas plots new road for liberals
Mubarak gives USSR polite, but cold shoulder
Strategist calls limited nuclear war 'nonsense'
Deng urges Chinese party to clean up its act
Wildcatting being nipped, Polish Solidarity reports
Grain borer spreads alarm in East Africa's larder
Making it in New York - what the young artist faces