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Monitor Archive for February 27, 1985
Shaving borrowing costs on credit cards and other money sources
Why US is split on Soviet defense budget
CASE STUDY: Jakarta -- A Communist campaign that backfired
Western European nations move against new wave of terrorism
Memoir by artist/filmmaker Negulesco
The promise of a surprise, a laugh -- or both
S. Africa eases laws that say where black families may settle
It's time for skier education and safety codes to be taken seriously
Salvadorean refugees
Voters turn Pakistani politics upside down. Opposition parties and most ministers are losers in first election under Zia
Tilt to progress
Mideast diplomacy tries to break out of cycle of despair symbolized by Lebanon. Egypt, Israel appear to test waters for reviving peace talks
Lack of feisty opposition parties and free press offers fertile ground for lies
CASE STUDY: Beirut -- Planting propaganda in the Mideast news media
A look at the American vigilante
A world aglow in Calvino's passionate gaze
Court-run Boston schools now must find new superintendent
Up to Meese
The cherries and the chain saw
How two countries fare with the US dollar. Drop in Canadian dollar has people looking to Riviera instead of Florida
US-style campaigns no longer Greek to these politicians
Teamsters' Presser faces divided union, need to boost wages
Threshing floor
Meeting growth's challenges
Stripped pine
Afrikaner `racial purity' questioned anew
Fondue options
March Sky Chart
The photographer speaks
Thrice disappointed, now cautious
Summer
How the US has fared in Lebanon
Salted, smoked meats and seafood: time-honored English specialties
The hearthside feast
Chicago mounts campaign on gang violence. Public hearings, city task force aim to curb intimidation by involving community
CASE STUDY: Vietnam -- Distortion by confusion as well as intention
Farm protest surges in Ames, Iowa, rally
God and our needs