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Monitor articles for September 26, 1980
- Computers won't soon displace people; after all, say experts, they're only inhuman
- Gulf war goes on, but tankers still run
- Myers says he'll fight House effort to expel him
- What new delay in Chicago school case means
- For the Record (2)
- Checking war
- SPY WARS The Mideast - How the West was wrong
- Two killed in Tokyo in heavy earthquake Tokyo
- What's in a name?
- Smaller companies to the fore as investors watch 'energy play'
- Inside Report (3)
- The true democracy
- For the Record (1)
- What! Still another BBC invasion?
- Painting, sculpture, and jokes: one collector's special view
- The wind as prima donna
- Presidential ballot to have Libertarian in all 50 states
- Absentees now fewer
- Iraq sits on bigger war chest than Iran
- Political-action committees push hard in Senate races
- PLO role at World Bank splits US, Arabs; oil states may withhold funds for projects
- N. Korea halts unity effort with jab at South's leader
- Some free enterprisers who insist on no subsidies
- Inside Report (2)
- Chimney soil means cleaning, no extra flue
- Inside Report (1)
- Why more insulation over unused rooms?
- Uranium sale refuels nuclear debate
- War with Iraq: last stand for the mullahs?
- Waging peace
- Inside Report (5)
- Inside Report (4)
- Explosiveness: stilled by Christ
- Why labor opposes 'sunset' legislation as now written
- Dwarf fruit trees are novel houseplants -- if your house is large enough
- Selling the Yellow House
- Hard road back to detente, despite progress at UN
- Polish experts watch for critical Kremlin moves
- Actors OK tentative script for terms with producers
- East German railroad strike runs out of steam in Berlin
- S. Korean chief to solidfy power
- Opposition legislator rearrested in Philippines
- The Mossad -- a long arm across Israel's border
- Inside Report (6)
- Oil boom lets Alaska wipe out income tax
- US wide shift in census ordered
- Carter campaign can't shake off dogged Anderson
- Earthworm rates gold star for its work in the garden