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Monitor articles for February 25, 1988

• When budget deficits loom, who you gonna call?
• It started with a cardboard box . . . Craft co-op is more than a business
• A budget-driven defense
• Echoes of voices long silent - black women writers rediscovered
• Ugandans make economic strides despite insurgencies. Two years under Yoweri Museveni's rule have given many Ugandans hope for a secure future. But r...
• In Uruguay, public vote may decide military amnesty
• The photomontages of Scott Mutter
• Impressionistic canvas of American dreamers, lovers, and losers
• Middle-class Mexicans go north. As jobs disappear, many join ranks of illegals in US
• Parties vie for South's `swing voters'
• Trend spotters shun over-crunched numbers; they watch what people do
• Handsome `Siegfried' enters Met's `Ring' cycle. Schenk: a director good at storytelling
• Amnesty countdown: hard to tell if program is working
• Scenic beauty, hospitality impress Calgary Olympic visitors. High winds that disrupted events also among most vivid memories
• Why reform moves slowly in Bulgaria. Hints of weakening communist control put brakes on perestroika
• NBC sets up another household of charming children. `Day by Day' brushes by some doubtful premises
• Egypt bitter and skeptical about US role in Mideast
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• In Arab port, Iranian dhows unload rugs, dates, and draft dodgers
• When a balloon becomes a magnet. Young students delight in hands-on experiments with the `Backyard Scientist'
• Canada is looking for a few good women - to take on combat roles
• Daydreaming about what might have been?