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Monitor Archive for July 21, 1982
Tax break on a home sale
Even without the magazine, Esquire is a savvy business
Stop political tests for US scientists
Congressman drops drive for telecommunication bill
Where have the 10-speeds gone? Bike fad fades
Saving dwindling schools -- and rural towns' pride
Europe and US head toward showdown on trade issues
The Anglicization of me
Best of the current period novel; Covenant of Grace, by Jane Gilmore Rushing. New York: Doubleday & Co. 392 pp. The Sea Beggars, by Cecelia Holland....
US to ignore court order on aliens working illegally
Retirees, too, may get tax break help now under quarterly filing
Stealing computer secrets -- it's nothing new
Every shot should be followed by fast footwork
IRA training camp, arms found near Ulster border
Junta names Army chief to be Bolivian President
August Skychart
US information agency urged to soften its tone
A way to end the engineer shortage
Arabs press US to accept concept of Palestine homeland
The new battleground for women's rights
Whaling authority pushes a touchy ban on hunting
Fed's '83 vision: hold inflation, lift economy
Flat taxery
Bombs, spies, lack of jobs jolt post-Falklands Britain
Period fiction is no gauge of history
Hearst Castle: San Simeon, by Thomas R. Aidala, photographs by Curtis Bruce. New York: Hudson Hills Press. 240 pp. $40.
Bamberger boosts Brewers
A theory on NL All-Star supremacy
Florida to weed out home-grown marijuana with controversial spray
National day could signal easing of Poland's martial law
PLO says it will help find kidnapped US educator
Reagan asks renegotiation of two test-ban treaties
Former US agent indicted in Libyan explosives case
Gemayel eyes Lebanon presidency
Vietnam withdraws from Thai-Kampuchea border
Lebanese put factions ahead of nation
Yankee troubles; an All-Star theory
Banning nuclear tests
High-tech copycats: they take it apart or steal it
Mickey Mouse gets some classy neighbors
New directions in curio cabinets
Multiple paychecks, high-flying cat
Mitsubishi to fight IBM theft charges
Group Portrait: A Biographical Study of Writers in Community, by Nicholas Delbanco. New York: William Morrow & Co. 224 pp. $11.50.
If we must have competitions, here's one that works
Brezhnev wants UN force, no US troops, in Lebanon
Gallery of American types through 'performance art'; Men Inside; Voices of America. Solo performance pieces by Eric Bogosian.
LETTING THE SUN SHINE IN
THE TROMBE WALL; A Good Idea Wherever It Travels
Korean-American opera: using deception to fight despair
AFL-CIO: jobless aid running out
Black unions gain clout in S. Africa
The false alarm about plutonium
Risk-forecasting service rates countries
The great escape
Political season opens in Turkey -- but without the politicians