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Monitor articles for July 07, 1987
- The comrades of summer
- PRESSURE COOKER. Lots of tough politicking left for last weeks of Congress's term
- Academic baseball
- Tale of two champions written in straight sets at Wimbledon
- How the West came to support South Africa
- GM wants to investigate reports of turning back truck odometers
- How safe are we?
- Canada `little bang' echoes with First Chicago-Wood Gundy deal
- TRAVEL BRIEFS
- The rebirth of Mt. St. Helens
- Constitutional Journal
- For Iran's child soldiers, capture by the Iraqis is a mixed blessing
- The legacy of Confucius
- Angola tries to turn to West to meet economic needs. But war and unskilled bureaucracy keep Luanda tied to Soviet, Cuban help
- Doing the old soft shoe routine
- How credit-card link finances `Working Assets' projects
- Debunking, again, the belief in ESP and the occult
- US pushes plan to phase out farm subsidies despite doubts abroad
- Trans-Africa trek: one man's walk to combat world hunger
- To get immersed in your vacation, try diving for history
- Rose words
- When children see life through a gun barrel
- Does it have to take a tragedy?
- France's Iran dilemma: juggling ties to Iran with antiterrorist policy
- Blending landscape and portraiture
- No summer off for politics
- `Ollie' North moves onto center stage. His name has been a leitmotif in the Iran-contra investigation. Today the central figure who has maintained a...
- Artistic director Garland Wright may be the Guthrie Theater's `Mr. Right'
- Retired Americans discover gaps in their health-care safety net. Questions of cost, quality, access grow as number of citizens over 65 soars
- Calls for reform echo in E. Asia. As in South Korea, economic prosperity is bringing demands for political freedom elsewhere in region
- Vietnamese in Chicago give Chinatown a run for the money
- A hyperbole bill of rights
- Politics and show biz
- `Affinity' cards let people charge it - and help favorite causes
- Help your garden beat the heat