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Monitor Archive for August 31, 1989
A New Language For All
Menem Hesitates on Abuse Cases
US ECONOMY SHOWS UNEXPECTEDLY STRONG GROWTH
Showing Emotion in Public Life
Plain People: the Miners
A Fresh Ordeal for Iraqi Kurds
Of Brick Facades and Fallen Culture
Education Leader Stresses Job Readiness
US OPPOSES UN MONITORING IN CAMBODIA
A Liberal-Arts Awakening for Soviet Students in US
The Tragedy in Sri Lanka
Japanese Applaud Imperial Family's `Love Match'
Soviets Take Tougher Line on Baltics Than on Poland
COLOMBIAN DRUG BARON OFFERS TO HALT WAR AGAINST GOVERNMENT
US Eyes Sanctions Against Iraq
Royalists Look Back to the Future
Day and Night on the Ike
Lewis of Lucas: 1880-1969
Neo-Kabuki
AMERICAN STUDENTS HEAD TO SOVIET UNION
After Neptune, Eyes Turn to Mars
What California Means to Me Part 17
AFRICAN DEBTORS URGED TO TAKE NEW TACK
Housing Dearth Irks Washington
Middle-Income Aged Are Getting Squeezed
WORLD BANK URGES INDONESIA TO CURB DEFORESTATION
The Postwar World
Bushy-Browed Hero of the Shafts
Japan Could Shoulder More of Defense Cost, GAO Says