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Monitor Archive for September 27, 1983
How biotech will impact third world
Oriole success under Joe Altobelli shows there was more to team than Earl Weaver
Baldwin-United files bankruptcy petition
Material from Flight 7 turned over to Japan
Jailbreak by Irish terrorists shows IRA desperate after informant program
Should Uncle Sam get out of the natural-gas pricing business?
Election setback for West German conservative leaves austerity intact
Reconciliation in Lebanon may prove even more elusive than a cease-fire
Japanese aid for Korea posing a business risk
Thatcher will ask recovering US not to give in to protectionist winds
Sri Lanka tracking escapees
Thatcher, in Canada, stresses NATO arms
Popeye sharing gallery space with Matisse?
News for the Traveler
Saudis strive to keep Haj a strictly religious experience
Nassau's Straw Market: you can buy bags, mats, hats . . .
Friedman: Chilean advisers erred
El Nino behind them, Chile fishermen revel in shrimp
How imports of toothpaste squeeze Chile's economy
Salvadorean guerrillas seize town in fierce fight
China woos Weinberger in hopes of technology sales
Our exasperating ally
Three weeks of battle
FORE!
Rewarding science's unsung heroes: those who put theory into practice
Posture and policy
'Something for everyone' in IMF loan breakthrough
Two Israeli leaders agree to discuss a coalition
Manila forces beefed up for security, Reagan visit
China/Japan
State prison commissioner - short-timer with tough task
Castles in Wales
Labor endorsement won't guarantee '84 votes
Famed football 'Horseman' a link to Notre Dame's past
Police, missile protesters clash at US base in Sicily
South Africa's black consciousness leaders rekindle role in politics
US weapons spending soars, even as arms control carrot is offered
A long, long wait for White Sox fans
Should Uncle Sam get out of the natural-gas pricing business?
Global trade: key to recovery
Wanted: one teen-ager . . .
A mild Reagan tries to isolate the Soviets
As free as a bird