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Monitor Archive for April 19, 1985
Local transport conditions slow Western food aid to Africa. US groups quadruple aid to West Africa despite distribution problems
Fascination with the very rich. `Under the Biltmore Clock' adapts Fitzgerald story
...and one of the oldest
Top dogs and fat cats
LBJ's Great Society
Meeting the man behind the legend. AUDUBON
Now, Turner's talk is taken seriously
S. Africa stalls on Namibian independence. US, South Africa agree withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola vital
US policies abroad
Poignant comedy recalls 40 years of a marriage
How the two opposing news companies stack up
Fabius: popular minister in an unpopular government
Commemoration of Holocaust victims and their families. But ceremonies also highlight anger with Reagan's W. German itinerary.
Wall Street sharks circle the news media
How high-schooler discovered new math theorem
Local transport conditions slow Western food aid to Africa. More grain is likely to pile up in ports when rainy season turns roads to mud
Fritz rides again
Memoirs of a vanished Russia
Putting the analysts on the couch
Slowpokes beware, pro golf tour wants competitors to keep up with rest of field
Stories of romance and realism
Israel's `iron fist' leaves many south Lebanese towns eerily quiet
Merce Cunningham: dance's bold adventurer. Audiences used to throw things; now they love his unconventional moves
`Godspell' bursts forth again with rainbow exuberance
A rubber industry double-header: Uniroyal takeover, strike talks
Bernhard Langer: West Germany's masterful golfer emerges
Monitor announces the three winners of Peace 2010 contest
Lessons in earthquake preparedness. Sobered after '83 quake, California town learns to take precautions
Recanted testimony: issue tests criminal-justice credibility. Rape victim's new story to clear defendant failed to disprove evidence presented in 19...
The infinite nature of God
The newest peacemakers . . .
Searching for furniture -- a personal odyssey
A royal family collection of Faberg'e
For three Lebanese students, politics takes back seat to friendship. Some hope relationships nurtured in US will one day blossom in Beirut
Iacocca steering Chrysler past small-car market to upscale lane
Ask an architect
Algeria: the rise of centrism