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Monitor Archive for November 25, 1988
No. 1 ranking, Heisman race still up in air
US defense must catch up with changing world
Military equipment keeps durable-goods orders on the plus side
American Indians. From tomatoes to potatoes, we owe it all to the... Native American food has radically changed cooking all over the world
Stealth bomber rolls out of shadows into spotlight
White House appears to rule out a pardon for North before trial
`Honest broker' Scowcroft to head NSC. In tapping Brent Scowcroft to be his national security adviser, George Bush has selected a respected man with...
Canada's upstart Wardair wants to fly business class. Customer wins in frequent-flier bonus war
How to help Nicaragua?
For better or worse, new series have adolescent feel. TELEVISION
Afghan ruling party digs in. As Soviets leave, prospects for Kabul's ruling party look grim. But a party activist says rumors of the regime's demise...
Never away from home
Senators hustle for majority post
Creative growers of Peru
Murphy resets her timetable in quest for Bay State governorship
Voices from Virginia's heartland
The long journey from one holiday to the next
Commerce - not arms - forges new world
WORTH NOTING ON TV
Latin America's disappeared: conference urges international action
Activist groups try to talk their way onto Bush social agenda. But fire-breathing deficit dragon may preclude any new spending programs
`Cry' caps new wave of `women's films'. Meaningful female roles, minus the Hollywood fluff
Senegal fights worst locust infestation in 30 years. Farmers are working with government to save crops
France tends to its ties with the East. Mitterrand's Moscow visit part of bid to counter German policy
`Dol-fan' becomes Dolphin for a day
Contenders for prime minister post court party with rising clout. POWER BROKER IN PAKISTAN
O, Canada
South Korean government dodges a political crisis - for now. Ex-President's apology for abuse of power eases pressure on Roh
The transition to Bush
Zimbabwe: charges of government corruption stir political dissent. Ruling party takes harsh steps against criticism and student protests
Scraps make swell swill
How the humble potato gained world fame. Indians grew the plant that came to feed many nations
Docile students, quiet campuses. Campaigns for democracy have faded into quests for riches
Billion-dollar school building program for New York City
Speak your way to the top. Speech coaches' ranks grow as they help go-getters
FREEZE FRAMES