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Monitor Archive for June 20, 1980

TV's high-glamour host with farmhand hours
US productivity slipping: an economic whodunit
Economic outlook: lowering clouds for elders
Building a lobby for planet exploration
A light that fails
Take my advice
It rained harp strings last night
You can make a difference
US and Jordan: 'Beginnings have been made'
You didn't use less energy after all
Sunset on waste
Carter OKs nuclear fuel for India, overruling panel
Iranian calls Bani-Sadr new 'Shah'
Torch is lit for the run to cooled-down Olympics
3 killed after attacking British Embassy in Iraq
Soviet-bloc meeting ends by reaffirming unity
Carter asks $1.5 billion for various emergencies
The slump: early '81 looks better
For the Record (3)
For the Record (4)
For the Record (1)
For the Record (5)
For the Record (2)
Two timely voices
Yugoslavia: growing problems after Tito?
Liberia's right to seize US ships
Real estate industry beckons those willing to be 'pros'
A safe way to clear out constricted pipes
Hot water without long-pipe wastage
Unheated house?
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Japanese and Americans share golfing fascination
S. African riots gain in political impact
Europe asserts independence from US policy
Poll shows tatters in the Democratic coalition
Bolivia returns to calm, but right still plans to quash June election
Britain doubles its oil estimates
GOP leaders favor Bush for No. 2 spot on ticket
Bani-Sadr strives to rein in Iran's Revolutionary Guard
A serene Hussein holds out for overall Mideast peace
In Kyoto, ruling-party candidates battle against . . . each other
Japan enlists judo, fencing experts to guard ballot boxes
Hope for Haitian refugees: US likely to let them stay
Libya-Egypt tension grows as USSR backs Qaddafi
Third world finds slim pickingsat food parley
West Germans cultivate Euro-Arab link with Saudi Arabia
PRESERVING THE PIECES OF THE KHMER CULTURE
New abortion issue headed for court showdowns
San Francisco's old 'Victorians' come back like new
Banking soil at house to gain earth's heat
Solar mobile homes
Screw-in fluorescents
Gardening in the wind needs a different approach