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Monitor articles for February 28, 1985

• The memoirs of Wright Morris: views from an unconventional angle
• A caring nation
• Civil rights veteran John Lewis still marches to unmistakable drumbeat
• GOP planning early strike at Democratic incumbents in US House
• Studio model
• Agribusiness center will show off everything from fish farming to tractors
• Many Salvador peasants find only disappointment in land reform. Sharecroppers who scrimped for years to buy land wind up with eviction notices
• They didn't need my old Philco
• Landing a job as publisher: a 10-year sprint to the top
• An oil importer's run-in with Tokyo rules
• A Morse code of earth, sky, and sea
• Teachers' importance
• CASE STUDY: The `Spiegel Affair'. One man's disinformation may be another's free press
• The West wakes up to the dangers of disinformation
• Big Tokyo question: Will US ask that curbs on autos be extended?
• A recession by 1986? The all-important question
• Cracking down on crime
• Dismantling apartheid
• Tax-reform bandwagon. More lawmakers are jumping aboard, but they still can't agree on how tax code should be changed
• 2 cents too much
• As I snap on morning
• Einstein's `time warp' theory. It has been reconfirmed in a new experiment
• How best to move away from Pinochet
• Marcos voices his support for hard-line forces in military. Philippine leader will reinstate Ver if general is aquitted in murder trial
• `A little further'