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Monitor articles for March 06, 1985

• Thomas Jefferson: steering a middle course
• Money funds tied to US bonds adding good yields to safety
• A treaty hangs in limbo down under. Lange takes an economic risk over antinuclear stance
• Retton, not resting on Olympic laurels, wins third American Cup
• Television dramas: helpful or harmful?
• Virginia Woolf -- and an old-fashioned family comedy
• Some states plan to reduce taxes, but cuts are being made warily
• Light, order, and fierceness
• France's trendy Grenoble leads the way by slowing down
• Confidence, electricity, and a unique sound. Pianist Andr'e Watts offers startling technical feats without gimmicks
• A voice for the weak and needy
• Marcos aides chip away at power of Philippines' ruling party and leader
• Soviet journal on religious dissent may embarrass Kremlin
• `World's richest growers' beginning to feel farm crisis. Key overseas markets for rice, cotton, other crops dwindle
• Aseptic packaging adds convenience, lowers costs
• Rejecting Saul
• Saturday under the sky
• The artichoke: an immature flower with taste
• `Iron Fist' and trade
• US concerns over technology transfer may ground joint space project with Europe
• TV NEWS. AFTER WESTMORELAND. Two top TV news executives examine the effect of libel suits on network news practices, the role of the on-camera repor...