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Monitor Archive for September 14, 1982
Hinckley opposes plan to curtail insanity pleas
For . . .
God is knowable
Moscow hawking its T-72s, despite what happened in Lebanon
Amiable after all
Israeli planes hit Lebanon again
Soaking the states for water
Iraq will again attempt to end fighting with Iran
Pragmatism in Peking
Detroit teachers strike, but schools remain open
Deng joins China's elders, but retains power role
Three crucial movements that shaped today's art
Iowa Beef workers: three-month strike is in the deep freeze
Tomorrowland in the world's 30th largest economy
45,000 newcomers yearly hail from everywhere for jobs
A hen at the door's worth . . .
Southeast Asia: the world's 'bright spot'
Prosecutor says Donovan case lacks evidence
Poland has second thoughts about five-day workweek
Pedro Guerrero: a natural hitter just coming into his own with the Dodgers
All locked up
Few are gung-ho about John Wayne Airport
Its new finance minister defends Canadian policies
National airing for two incisive and constructive local documentaries
Shultz tells Jewish group peace opportunity knocks
From plowing to pasturing
Computing party losses
New political coalition fights traffic congestion
Reagan keeps tight grip on agenda for the 1982 elections
Begin cancels plan for early Israeli elections
Efficiencies add up to oil profits
Home speculation seems to cool as buyers wait
Askew: presidential 'dark horse' is fast out of the gate
Bonn coalition totters, foreign policies endure
Irvine Ranch: master-planned living
County may rank No. 3 in the US in high-tech field
Connors basks in return to top and in new crowd-pleasing role
Green valley
Westmoreland sues CBS over TV documentary
Why the world population explosion fizzled: a tale of sharply changed village attitudes
A perspective on unemployment
Wild garden
Pick-your-own fruit: migrant labor from the suburbs
A hard-liner battles hard times
Visit with alleged defector rejected by North Korea
Greenpeace battles nuclear dumpers
In Illinois, Michel race epitomizes GOP woes
Short hop for Conestoga I; big leap in private-sector satellite program
County seems to be shifting from conservative to pragmatic politics
US and allies try to untangle touchy questions of trade
Pangs of recession touch even a large worldwide contractor
DC-10 crashes on takeoff as pilot reports vibrations
Lack of 'affordable' housing threatens industrial base
America's capacity to feed itself is blowing away
Paws in new digs
The corporate armies that build tomorrow's weapons are riding high
Macedonia; Greece's green province -- traces of ancient Byzantium
Superpowers 'sell' controversial arms to home-front critics
W. German regime rocked by one of its ministers
Broadlands: a monument to Lord Mountbatten
Grandpa's history should be mandatory
The arms control lag
Knott's Berry Farm still packs 'em in
Belgium allows sale of Mein Kampf as neo-Nazism rises