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Monitor articles for April 17, 1986

• Nonprofit theaters squeezed by higher costs, lower subsidies
• Maintaining a `single' eye
• Student activists raise flag of liberal causes on US campuses. Issues range from US policies to who should run universities
• Land reform: crucial Philippine issue
• Conflicting reports, skirmishes fuel tension in Tripoli. Qaddafi's failure to show up at news conference sparks rumors
• Waldheim asserts Nazi-free past -- interview
• Penciling-in the depth and surge
• Italy fears further reprisals from Libya
• Rostropovich interprets Russian music for Americans
• History spans three generations of New York intellectuals
• Many unanswered questions following raid. Reported Libyan infighting and Qaddafi's whereabouts lead the list
• The rising yen -- and America's trade deficit with Japan
• The delicate business of restoring a mesa-top city
• One goes home; another flourishes in exile. Horowitz to play in USSR
• At the Automat
• Sub-Saharan reforms get nod from world's bankers
• Adobe. New look at a centuries-old building material
• This day
• Grass-roots programs fostering interest in the humanities from coast to coast
• Teacher of Year says he's just `giving back' what his teachers gave to him
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Cherry blossoms aside
• New Zealand asserts a new national and regional identity. One effect: government enjoys high popularity
• Frances Poe's home is refuge for animals; 2) Poe and her husband, Jimmy Evans, tend a baby great horned owl, which probably fell out of its nest in...
• Let's take a look at those deductions.... IRS to audit fewer '85 returns, but it's making greater use of income data
• The prosecutor's pledge
• Student-activist programs and protests
• The war
• Support for working parents
• Residents fight to change `down and out in Benton Harbor'. Troubled by unemployment, city looks to `citizen power'