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Monitor articles for January 04, 1982

• Kremlin strategy on Poland: split West, salvage arms talks
• Reagan has put few women or minorities in top posts
• Oh, for '60s-style NBA
• Uganda registers modest gains under Obote
• Hoagy Carmichael's stardust memories
• The most ambitious settlement project ever attempted
• Saudis stick to words, not swords, in challenging Israel
• Brazil, axing big state combines, spares power, energy
• France protests events in Poland -- from the sidelines
• Pilot home loan program for beleaguered S&Ls
• Reconciliation -- main goal of new PATCO leaders
• Poles gird for austere new year -- and economic reform
• One man's march for nuclear disarmament
• Tuning US foreign policy machine
• $1.7 million for general's release
• Erwin D. Canham, former Monitor editor
• Ghana coup: 'Mr. Clean' sets standard for Africa on corruption
• America's mood: still on the up
• Depositing at L.A. bank -- in London
• Mideast: does the emperor have clothes?
• Can Reagan keep up his legislative pace?
• Reagan eyes long, difficult agenda as 1982 begins
• EEC seeks one voice on Poland
• The struggle for the West Bank; Israel cements its hold on the West Bank
• French join Egypt in call for a Palestinian state
• Is it bulls or bears in '82? 'Chart' plotters differ