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Monitor Archive for March 2, 1981
An audience of one
Reagan in the budget garden: pruning from edges of social security
Adventure in the Galapagos
Echoes of the Thatcher visit
Pakistan opposition to protest military rule
Czechoslovakia's all dog mail delivery team
Allies want a US policy that's more than military
The remote country of Bhutan
Soviet party congress draws to gloomy close
Leo Durocher wasn't made to lie at dockside
Watch out, schools! Improvers are coming; You Can Improve Your Child's School, by William Rioux, et al. New York: Simon & Schuster. $12.95
Philip Glass's music gets warm reception at concert series
Jim Brady's way with the press
Basic industrials, long overlooked, surge anew
Milwaukee firemen strike after contract talks stall
Shall they have a clue?
Giving lip service to the tuba
Colorful Portugal welcomes tourists
New galaxies turn up in astronomers' studies
Direct rule imposed on India's Manipur state
'Close of Play': an in-depth family portrait -- 'Heartland': stock schlock
European youth have their riot of the week
An intern is an intern is
Panel on illegal immigration says close 'back door,' open front wider
Commonwealth Institute: many cultures under one roof
Mr. Jordan's version: keep it factual
Japanese retail deal set
Good news for matrimony; Marriage is strong and gaining ground, two experts say
Keeping the family running smoothy while mom is away
Spanish democracy strengthened by abortive coup -- but will it last?
A gilded labyrinth called Versailles
Shhh. . . Chile dozes in last dreamy summer days
Reagan uses El Salvador to test Kremlin . . . before Soviets test him
The Madison Project and new math -- what happened?
The elite A-V squad -- projectionists for all teachers
Sihanouk's on-again-off-again 'front' is on again
Argentina asked to free human rights activists
Curbing corruption along nation's bustling waterfront
Charles Mannat to head Democratic Committee
Food difficulties remain
Youngsters from overseas flock to US private camps
Kuwaiti election points to new tide of Islamic fundamentalism in region
Hard-nosed foreign aid
Inflation keeps Reagan budget-cutters a step behind
More US firms are turning to profit sharing
Zhao links China's growth to controlling waste
Arabs see Syria as errant brother
'Close of Play': an in-depth family portrait -- 'Heartland': stock schlock
A visit to the proud 'bird cage man of Tunisia'
Watchers
Canadian right cools to Clark
Oil: are those new high prices justified?
Texas town ready to 'harvest' sun
Khomeini, Islamic nations 'progress' on war issue
Stoking the embers of memory
France to block delivery of Libyan patrol boats?
'I am running out of students'