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Monitor Archive for June 5, 1984
News In Brief
News In Brief
News In Brief
At one of W. Germany's finest theaters: biting politics, bracing drama
Through the eyes of of a founding feminist.
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a dog!
'The loose-leaf library'
News In Brief
Come to the World's Fair - and see New Orleans.
News In Brief
Does the American Presidency work?
Defense budget tied to controlling arms and costs
Attack on Turkish tanker puts Ankara in sticky spot
News In Brief
A new 'smart' bean that knows when to germinate
Reagan, in Ireland, makes plea for peace
News In Brief
Stray dog
Church lecture board named for 1984-85
Job outlook: improving, but a way to go
News In Brief
Resolving third-world debt: a matter of time or taking action?
A step of progress
Aquino probe comes to US for witnesses
News In Brief
The Central Intelligence Agency's troubles
Christian Scientists convene
News In Brief
California rules spur fresh protests from Jackson, Hart
Keeping the spirit of independence.
US likely to increase energy use as economic recovery continues
A campaign of 'enlightenment' ahead?
Is pivotal W. German Liberal Party heading toward extinction?
Transplanting asparagus; giving rooting slips a change of water
Why wait till it's gone?
Inner-city students taste corporate life and liven up dry stockholders' meetings
Volunteers needed
Moscow takes advantage of Gulf war to court neighboring Iran
Carl Lewis points for L.A. Olympics; Rafer Johnson's memories
On not fighting fire with fire
From the ocean - electricity?
H.G. Wells on flying to the moon
Soviets say Allied version of D-Day is a 'distortion' of history
Duarte seeks talks with Salvador rebels
Maine Republicans try advertising for volunteers to run as write-in candidates
Botha-Thatcher talks foster cautious hope for Namibia settlement
Collie stars in a tale of dog-napping and danger; Nop's Trials, by Donald McCaig. New York: Crown. 336 pp. $24.95.
Europeans to zero in on US interest rates at summit