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Monitor Archive for May 9, 1980

Fate of an Arabian princess: a 'docu-drama'
Proving the delight of French opera revivals -- again
A call for US to 'rearm'
Detecting the damage of receding economic flood waters
Achtung, my friends, off-limits reading!
Plans like deer tracks
Feeding my fires
A setback in New England
Revenge is not the solution
Welcome, ED!
The new Soviet challenge
China appears on verge of first ICBM launching
Unanimous agreement on prices eludes OPEC
Carter to campaign 'live' beginning in Ohio May 29
Muskie to meet Gromyko in Vienna
Japan proposes package to import US-made cars
Ford initiates rebates to boost lagging sales
India pleased with plans by US to sell it uranium
Carter eulogy for rescue victims
For the Record (5)
For the Record (1)
For the Record (2)
For the Record (4)
For the Record (3)
Turn off the spotlight on Iran
More fingers on the trigger
No excuse is good enough
Getting at grout grease
A Compound for grout
How a hot-water heat system is designed
Solving those pesky rainwater problems
Ways to clean up fireplace stonework
Paintlike coating may seal leaking metal roof
Can we leave house minus heat in winter?
Dr. J. is big trouble for the Lakers
Free passes for dyed-in-the wool (and wet) soccer fans
BASEBALL; Jenkins joins exclusive circle
OLYMPICS; Western Europe's viewpoint
Cuba's economic report card: 'F'
Quebec independence drive gathers speed
Carter trip to Belgrade? Yugoslavia mum so far
Carter worries about 'liberal' tilt to platform
Q&A: what's behind deluge of Cubans coming to US
Why PLO helped return bodies: it seeks better US image
US space effort: 1981 will be the 'last picture show'
Ousting of Arab mayors was blow for Palestine talks
Kennedy, Bush now look for post-primary turnarounds
Divided Afghan tribesmen pull together to oust Soviets
Aquifers: nature's ready underground energy storehouses
AMC chairman foresees US small car resurgence
Can US win small car war with Japan?
Pope calls for more political rights in Africa
'Rescue' probes limited while hostages are held
Youth and jobs head NAACP agenda in '80s
Big desert's fate stirs hot debate in Golden State
More kids will troop to day camps this summer
Citizen-labor group mobilizes against US budget cuts
Will lotteries fill federal-state funding gap for the arts?
How New England hopes to avoid the '80 recession
South Koreans face uphill struggle for democracy
New problems hint trumpeter 'swan' song
Protecting crime probe witnesses
With proper care, roses have a lot 'to say'
Saving water for dry-land gardens
Lawns and gardens grateful for a little help from fertilizers