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Monitor Archive for February 25, 1987
Confronting the prejudice that lingers
Around the world in 6 years
A political novel straight from the Hart
How the French police got their men - and women. After embarrassing close calls, tips brought success
Action on dollar poses costlier - but more dependable - travel
Choosing heroes: a lesson in American black history
Chick Hearn: a Los Angeles broadcasting legend in his own time
Stopping in Korean woods
Will new Afghan talks break deadlock? Diplomatic flurry, signs from Moscow raise hopes for accord
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
Peres peace move risks coalition crisis. Israeli to meet Mubarak on global peace conference. MIDEAST TALKS
Beirut makes most of lull in fighting. Syria has quieted militias, but breaking their grip is long shot
New York's prize catch. Toadfish, swordfish, garfish, goatfish - find it all at the Fulton Fish Market
FBI gets tip from Utah witness. SERIAL BOMBINGS
Her search for moments
The Constitution and the Oval Office
Defining music's `New Age' phenomenon. It gains new Grammy category; listeners like it, even if they aren't sure what it is
`Christian Science' not a trademark, court says
Methodical, coordinated police work does the trick
Portugal's parfumeries are sweeter
Yesterday's `throwaway' fish varieties are today's fashionable food
10 years later: no plan to halt spreading deserts
A standoff in Ireland
Keeping in touch with the homeland
`Prairie Home Companion' and its successor