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Monitor Archive for March 17, 1981
The devoted binding of differing worlds
The devoted binding of differing worlds
Trade officials meet lagging 1980 exports by diversification
Argentine in US to warm up ties
Budget defections put Thatcher party on edge
Psst -- the energy secret!
Fuel-thirsty Korea to explore overseas for oil in joint drilling venture
President Reagan's staff, Cabinet parry and thrust in an attempt to discover the limits to their power and authority
BERMUDA Cruise ship as hotel
Who runs the economy? Intervention by the government lessens
Israel lifts its ban on color TV
Color television finally comes to South Korea market -- with a rush
Coal strike nears as talks resume
This may not be the year to judge Wills at Seattle Mariners' helm
Morocco-based unit foiled in try at Mauritanian coup
Peacebird
Nicaragua role unfolds in arms flow to Salvador
Steel industry is confidently riding an upward production curve
Construction companies look for high-technology projects to build
East African nations putting out welcome mat for Asians to return
Harvest shortfall in 1980 hurt South Korea, a food importer
Tokyo holds Soviet Union's olive branch at arm's length
Using energy to fing energy: it may mark the end of the 'petroleum age'
Prime rate slips to 17 1/2% at two more big US banks
Kukje conglomerate swings back
REPUBLIC OF KOREA; An economic spring; The future is tied to stability and exports
Riots hit European cities as squatters protest housing shortage
Guidelines for living with others under one roof
2 UN soldiers, 4 civilians killed in Lebanon shelling
Ethiopia, Somalia: each want other to concede first
TWA offering five-week lure with air-fare cuts
Chun's visit to US signaled new stability
States begin leafing through medicaid fund alternatives
US accuses USSR of role in Pakistani jet hijack
A 'Tai and Randy' who almost won the gold for Hungary
Reagan press aide: 'We have been reported fairly'
Block confident Agriculture can handle budget cutbacks
Koreans shift emphasis to quality in textile exports
Spartan utilitarianism builds foundation for strong growth security
The Yugoslavia seven
Automobile industry reorganization shifting into a higher gear
Shared households; 'It's no fun to come home to an empty house'
Khomeini brings leaders together to end feuding
Academy Annual Exhibition: one of the best in years
Zimbabwe turns some white land to communal farms
Village self-help approach comes to the cities
Iraq's long war may drag regime down
Linkages
Sandinistas: Intimidating democratic forces?
'Demilitarized zone' provides constant reminder and incentive
Europeans are slow to embrace idea of quick-reaction force in Gulf region
Bermuda's Maritime Museum: a change of pace from beach and golf
British set sights on huge buildup of air defense system
Can 'Cooperation' bring peace to Northern Ireland?
Israel takes dim view of European alternatives to Camp David peace process
Overcrowding taxes Seoul facilities
Democrats to Reagan: 'Your plans could risk even higher budget deficits'
'Swan Lake' charms Boston area audiences
With tankers passe, shipbuilders turn to manufacturing oil rigs
US regional commissions: a 'Great Society' idea that Reagan budget-cutters want soon forgotten
Solidarity calls off a provincial strike
Industrialists eye the big leagues
Beyond office politics
New natural-gas discoveries double Mexican estimates
Turkey's victims of terrorism