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Monitor Archive for October 9, 1981

A talk with CBS's Diane Sawyer -- and the start of cable culture
The weather prophet
Speaking French to a moth
Inside Report (6)
Inside Report (3)
Inside Report (5)
Inside Report (1)
Inside Report (4)
Inside Report (2)
Egypt's calm course
A voice against vengeance
The Monitor's View: Quote
Buying tax breaks
A gathering to mark Sadat's work
Chase Manhattan lowers prime 2nd time in a week
Earth gas issuing up hints of a quake in California
Big TV may sharply cut '84 convention coverage
Iranian liberal charges regime with repression
US to upgrade its system for land-to-sub contacts
Schmidt and Mitterand back US on Euromissiles
Soviet gas line may use US parts
Casual words that change the world
Bettering neighborhoods to fight violent crime
Strategic arms: fewer is better
The myth of the empty continent
Birds make 'pecky cedar' of siding on a new house
Getting rid of moldy smell on hideaway bed mattress
Keep the trapdoor of attic closed
Why a baseball con game?
Reagan cajoling on AWACS paying off
Talk of new taxes heard on Capital Hill
US task: repair damage done by Sadat loss
Sadat successor faces hardening Israeli line,
Near the top, but still not decisionmakers
Property tax limits, East and West: the squeeze is on; Massachusetts: impact of Prop. 2 1/2 cuts taxes, and services, statewide
Property tax limits, East and West: the squeeze is on; California: host of tax-cut measures adds to growing burden of Prop. 13
In Poland, cigarettes can buy more than zlotys can
Walesa urges an end to 'mutual distrust'
Congressional opposition, harvest surplus trip up proposed Reagan farm bill cutbacks
UN plan for Namibia gets back on track as US drops solo effort
Higher phone rates could result from Senate measure
Some reasons a restored gold standard isn't likelyBy David R. Francis
Venezuela to push aside early-days camp towns in quest for new oil
Moving without tears: help for executive transfers
Now Mubarak faces Muslim extremists
West Bank Arabs welcome the 'post-Sadat era'
Blacks in Congress face some tough hurdles on road to '82 reelection
Cambodian united front talks in fast lane to nowhere
Backyards, side yards -- Americans are gardening
Shimmering silver leaves set Russian olive apart
It's time to turn attention to care of the indoors garden
To right wrongs -- gently