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Monitor Archive for April 14, 1983
In Philadelphia, all eyes are on the Democratic mayoral primary contest
When Pentecostalists take a risk
Poles shun regime's image polishing
A few rays of hope that economic slide is ending
True brotherhood
Chicago's lesson for black voters in South
The 'real' war in Salvador: reversing economic tailspin
National survey shows only 2 percent of Poles have adequate income
Jazz cello? In David Eyges's inventive hands, it's a natural
Brother, can you spare a trillion?
Kohl tries to mend West split over Soviet ties
Getting together in the Gulf
Cubs, Indians locked in baseball doldrums; football greats; Sampson's career
Home siding material combines brick facing and super insulation
Luring Israelis to dream houses on the West Bank
Satiric allegory from Edward Albee; The Man Who Had Three Arms Play by Edward Albee. Directed by Mr. Albee.
Euromissiles: the flaw of numerical equality
What Chicago's first black mayor means to Windy City and US politics
US asked for stiffer cuts than reported, paper says
Guns and common sense
Britain's nuclear mishap outstripped 3 Mile Island
The ban played on
A taste of flight
Group says US is guilty of illegal acts in Nicaragua
The many masks of modern art
An all-solar home in the north country? It can be done
Supermarket survey shows the sexes shop quite differently
Harvard, Mass.: What's a little town to do with $2.2 million?
Troubled waters for tall ships festivals
Digital takes on the 'Organ' symphony
Helmet Schmidt endorses Federal Reserve chairman
Monitor writer is honored for excellent commentary
Communist-Socialist alliance in France hits rough waters
Senate panel increases education-funds proposal
Drought saps S. Hemisphere's ability to feed itself
Greenland's glacial split from West Europe
Mr. Washington's opportunity to unite a badly divided city
One volunteer takes jab at Reagan policy
Arafat says he'll resume talks with Hussein
For Mr. Nakagawa, getting a house grows more elusive
A grass-roots push for auto safety
Sorter ZIPs out 10,000 pieces of mail an hour
New trends in selecting china
In favor of short - vs. Wallace Stevens
A city that works
How the 'tax factory' gobbles up your '82 return
Masters champion charges toward golfing greatness
British rights and antinuclear groups bring public-works pressure
Types and decoration of dinnerware
Richard Attenborough's nobility blitz; The 'Gandhi' Oscars - a victory of art over heart
Greeks overseas, like ancient Odysseus, return to their motherland
Bertie goes hunting
Anti-missile defense is feasible now, says one advocate
Turkey looks inviting to Turks who lost their welcome abroad
How to rev up US rail service? Here's a concrete idea
British warships irk Madrid by anchoring at Gibraltar
US delays sale of space technology to China, citing likely military use
Women: work and family
Court delays W. German census
President honors volunteers for community action