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Monitor Archive for July 2, 1986
American Motors to help Chrysler on mid-size assembly
Sparks of criticism arc around the troubled Boston Edison. Reports cite poor management, term its nuclear plant unsafe
Men at work
Peas, lentils buck downtrend in US farm exports
Some powerful prospects in utility stocks
Milosz and modern man. Nobel Prize-winning poet contemplates the Apocalypse
Public employees brace themselves against deeper budget cuts
Quotable quotes
How artists improve
News In Brief
Court rules on ad ban, self-incrimination. Identical vote patterns reflect larger ideological alignment
A community tries to be caring
'86 US economy more like a hay-burner than barn-burner
Keep cool snacks in the freezer by making your own popsicles
Celebrating sweet liberty down in Liberty. Quiet Maine town is far from New York hoopla
Mitterrand and Lady Liberty
Picnics, flags, fireworks -- and immigrant roots
Canada defends use of US lobbyists
The durable Peggy Lee. Experience and maturity are her assets
A storyteller speaks of Irish island life
In face of doubt
After SALT II
Caterpillar rebounds, but struggles with UAW
Making of family restaurant. It starts with a kiss and reaches out to a community
Liberty Weekend's most controversial guest is a sailing ship. Chile's Esmeralda sails, despite charges ship was `torture center'
Soviets count on summit. But political analysts gloomy on relations with US
From communal feast to restaurant
Plumbing a writer's art
Cash advances at magical Wimbledon, as do defending champs
China party leaders stir debate on freedom of dissent. Intellectuals, though skeptical, encouraged by party openness
Gerrymander test looms. California GOP will base suit to invalidate Democrat-drawn districts on new court ruling
Des Moines opera premi`eres Hoiby's `Tempest'
Who aids East bloc defectors in the US?
Refuse to be labeled
Alburt wins 1986 match of US, British champions
JOHN WIlDE.