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Monitor articles for August 26, 1983

• Philippine opposition bides its time
• Bilingual artists
• S&L's rank high on new-firms list
• Israeli economy becoming more dependent on US aid
• Japan enters as quality competitor in hot US air-conditioner market
• A new vision of civil rights -- including women's rights
• September will find more teachers in classrooms, not on picket lines
• US, Canada lead world recovery
• Mitterrand clarifies Chad policy
• Easements: appraisal is hard
• US may hold Marcos at arm's length, but must hold on to bases
• Ask a builder
• Giant garlic is its own special side dish
• Doubts cast on official version of Aquino killing
• Talented Expos playing below par but could still win NL East title
• Britain rules fewer waves than it used to
• Czech church speaks against discrimination
• A reporter's tally of US mistakes
• 'I think things are comin' our way'
• Twenty years after 'the dream'
• More millionaires in US now, but then a million is worth less
• A speech that turned a rally into a crusade
• Small clients can be embarrassing for big powers
• Secretary Shultz and Judge Clark
• Brazil 'dust bowl' 5 times size of Italy
• There were a quarter million people at the Mall that day
• Lessons of the Kellogg-Briand pact - half a century later