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Monitor Archive for December 5, 1985
I rented a painting called `Orange Alert'
Changing of coaching guard at Notre Dame; star backs in finale
A loud, sweet song
A `dissident critic' on literary values today. George Panichas faults the `trivialization' of the human experience
Fewer air-fare bargains likely for travelers this Christmas
Cigarettes on trial: tobacco road is strewn with liability lawsuits
China's new entrepreneurs are flourishing. Reforms create climate for the ambitious to get ahead
How America's allies assess the summit
Catholic Church adapts to third world
A trio of new mystery, suspense novels
Marcos keeps three key election bodies firmly under thumb. Concern grows that Philippine presidential election will be rigged
McFarlane quits post as national-security adviser to Reagan. His successor, Vice-Admiral Poindexter, provides continuity
When it comes to playing great music, nothing does it like genius
Letters to the Editor. UNESCO guidelines
Bradford Morse: a career in public service, capped by guiding a UN agency
`Help booklets' let children give of their time and thoughtfulness
Oil nations warily eye possible spring surplus, price drop. But the shaky OPEC cartel is not in the midst of a crisis
`You can draw that'
The fragility of dictators
Ottawa bid for investment by foreigners has caveat on Canadians' culture
Worth noting on TV
Defense fraud
Salvador Catholic Church divided over role it should play in war
News In Brief
Preparing for the 1988 debates
Canadians dropping kilograms for the old familiar pound
Subcompact 323 and front-drive 626 spark Mazda's lineup
Prices of Japanese imports are on the rise. Autos and VCRs will cost more in US, but whether sales will sag is iffy
Overreaction to spy cases could harm US as much as lost secrets
Botha's move
EPA at 15: it's getting harder to gauge success against pollution
Thirty years later, AFL-CIO looking for answers to US labor movement decline
Performing pachyderms
Discovering the value of kindness to animals
China challenges Taiwan over membership in international bank
As Cagney, Sharon Gless buckles her seat belt
TV's favorite single woman is back in a new comedy series