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Monitor Archive for March 11, 1987
Hot off the presses
A winter of discontent at Britain's RSC. The company that exported `Les Mis'erables' faces big challenges at home
Blackberry smile
Exchange rate up
Ferries: how US compares. Safety experts say Europe's advanced design has flaws
Top Israelis face parliament inquiry over Pollard affair. Case casts doubt on leaders' competence and procedures
The thoughts that are really ours
Searching for individuality in antiquity
Irish fare. Dublin in Boston. Every day is St. Patrick's Day at Fleming's, where food ranges from pub grub to fancy fare
French and Canadian fishermen cross nets in North Atlantic. Governments seek settlement of escalating fishing dispute
That vacation retreat untouched by tax shift - unless it's a shelter
VISITOR FROM NAIROBI. Kenya requires delicate handling by US
Congress scowls at come-ons to the elderly
Switching sides: young blacks leave ANC for arms of Pretoria. South African police keep an eye out for disenchanted dissenters
TWO YEARS IN POWER. Gorbachev boosts Soviet image abroad
Presidential longshot Babbitt setting off political firecrackers
Biographical novel speaks of Dvor'ak
L.A. festival serves up new music - potluck style
Swift response in the Channel
Corned beef is to St. Patrick's what turkey is to Thanksgiving
Catching the (short)wave. Americans are joining millions around the globe who listen to shortwave radio
Tower report takes knocks of its own
Homesteading in Harlem
Europe warms up to Soviets - cautiously. Gorbachev will fail if he tries to weaken Atlantic alliance, Europeans say
Dodgers have too many `ifs' to look like a top NL West threat. Even once-dominant pitching in question now
Pleasures of the table from many cultures
America's business
Gaining support for diplomacy
Arms treaty could let `sanctioned spies' see US weapons plants
JAZZ/POP/ROCK
The history of the row determined where to start picking
NEW FACE FOR A BATTERED COMMUNITY. Luring blacks home to a rehabbed Harlem