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Monitor Archive for January 31, 1984

A matter of decorum - no more heirs of 'Hair'?
Mrs. Trollope on American audiences
'The loose-leaf library'
Walking at 8:30 a.m.
Setting the tone
Gretzky feats, play of Rangers highlight hockey season to date
Pines: clues to ancient volcanoes
Looking at things in a new light
Colorado strives to keep its mountains filled with skiers
New York's more flavorful, smaller hotels
Two cliched offerings from the 'avant-garde' Living Theatre
'Hardening off': the secret of keeping cut flowers fresh
Super tuber: full-size spuds from bean-size bud
So, who's going to win?
Reagan: riding high but vulnerable
Musical chairs at the Fed: a change may sharpen money controls
How the Fed defines the money supply:
Kremlin may shun arms talks lest it aid a Reagan reelection
US unveils major plan to help meet Africa food shortage
US marks decade of special care for its endangered wildlife
Reagan starts from high ground
South Africa prepares to 'go nuclear'
East Europeans take up the chorus against supposed damage from acid rain
Critical looks at 'Oz'; The Wizard of Oz, by L. Frank Baum, with pictures by W. W. Denslow. The Critical Heritage Series. Edited by Michael Patrick...
Three men's dedication to one small corner of the natural world. What makes someone devote his career to one kind of plant?
A 'new,' more relaxed Khmer Rouge
Yugoslavia's Spiljak has no pretensions of being a new Tito
Cambridge, Mass., 'peace director' sets priorities amid criticism over his post
GOP's current Southern strategy: sign up as many sympathetic voters as it can
How US can stay out front in biotech
Well-organized Reagan effort shifts into gear in New Hampshire
US food aid for destitute sold illegally in Salvadorean markets
Risk of direct French-Libyan confrontation grows in Chad
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Reagan runs
Shultz heads south
Trade abroad - jobs at home