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Monitor Archive for August 30, 1983
Foreign aid: remedy or bribe?
Namibia drought relief sought by UN leader
Temporary work booms, especially during recession
AFC
Hard-hat robots may take risk out of dangerous jobs
Pacific nations criticize French nuclear testing
Israel and Syria eroding Lebanese authority, panel says
Uganda; Obote reins in spending, but can he control Army?
Debate heats up British Liberal Party over an attempt to bend Steel
Where art has come in 50 years of dynamic change
Anybody can talk
East Germany clamps down on its peace protesters
On heels of a teacher glut, a teacher shortage
Uganda; Kampala tries to rebuild - and regain its dignity
Whose fault? Company or customer
Two US marines killed in Beirut
A new Home Forum feature
Biking Norman Rockwell country
Zia leads Pakistan deeper into Islam
German solar experiment draws tourists as it shades sheep
Nuclear safety - the cooperative way
Study links crime of black youths to lack of jobs
Uncertain future for product safety commission
Rural home ownership outpaced city homes
Congressional pressure grows for progress on arms control
National Football League '83
Roundabout's 'The Knack': a comedic leap back to the 1960s
Soviets insist French and British missiles are Europe's
Superpower thaw
Europe turns to job-sharing, cuts workweek to boost employment
Understanding God heals unbelief
Sikh protests two Indian states
Calling all computers on tax cheaters
The grandly romantic, sort of Gothic, sort of Elizabethan home of Sir Walter Scott
Will Begin policies last without him?
Canada wins a round on acid rain as US agrees to track air pollution
NFC
Please pass the spork
After century of brown paper, US finds new way to bag it
Salvador peace panel to meet guerrillas
The Barbie story: how it could happen
Alleged Phillipine assassin was framed, paper says
Bankers question further loans to the Philippines after Aquino slaying
Hijackers still hold 17 aboard plane in Tehran
How Japan deals with threats of tidal waves, earthquakes, and volcanoes
A military solutionin Central America can work - if