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Monitor Archive for June 21, 1983
Improving times for women scientists
Egypt, Israel approve plan to resettle Sinai dwellers
Modern materials putting the ax to wood in sports
How much ground water have we really polluted?
Japan Inc. aims to stay in business by boosting imports
Spectacular putt clinches US Open
Promising artists crop up in widely varied settings; How to spot a 'natural' painter
Begin intervenes in strike of fasting Israeli doctors
US export firms: updating America's role as Yankee trader
Pope refers directly to Solidarity union
US military facing munitions shortages
Hubbard and Ramirez give Braves solid infield tandem
Cairo envoy may return to Israel
Volcker's new challenge
Peacekeeping forces face the harrowing and hilarious in Beirut
Filling the gap
Allowing the wood to speak
Class consciousness in France: a barrier to economic growth? 'New realist' philosophers see social inequities as a threat to nation's future
Congress takes kindlier to coal slurry pipelines
Stitching a patchwork budget
British managers prefer country life to making money
Poland's 'new consciousness'
Song and laughter from people in their prime
Those who train teachers say merit pay is worth a try
As whale hunting slows, activists emphasize conservation, education
Moscow and the Middle East
Recovery and civil rights
One worker's answer: rug cleaning business
US space shuttle readies launch of German craft
Northfield, Minn.: leafy campuses and a Jesse James festival
PLO leadership to discuss rift
Japan's Nakasone looks to strike out opposition in national elections
Castle hotels offer history, culture as well as accomodations
Parisian shopping
Building up
Court says workers' wives merit pregnancy benefits
Graduation '83
States, cities look for ways to help small businesses sell goods abroad
Safety from toxic wastes
Private US groups take more active role in Afghan relief
European missile deployment: a tragedy of errors?
Reagan knows of plans to explore '84 strategy
'The lesson of the pipeline'
Pittsburgh pitches in to find jobs for steelworkers
Coup-prone Ghana: once-rising African star fades
Correction
Digital TV offers sharper picture, new data linkup