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Monitor articles for March 26, 1985

• The `missing' workers of Silicon Valley
• In Agdao, not even `Baby' Aquino can keep the communists at bay
• While MX is debated, modernization of US forces speeds ahead
• Preserving that `eminently listenable jazz'. `Swing Reunion' promises to be a memorable three-record set
• In the garden
• PACs and campaign financing
• In campaign to `Sovietize' Afghanistan, USSR uses school, media, and ethnic ties
• A Monroe Doctrine for the Mideast?
• Entering the age of the electronic university
• Serving God
• Dallas readers cull the benefits of rivalry of two newspapers
• Hungary's unfilled hopes. Kadar at party congress cites disappointments of people
• Its soaring 18th-century Spanish missions are unique
• From the exotic to BASIC: Club Med chief pushes computers with French youth
• Isaac Asimov: 300 books and still counting
• In tune
• CORRECTION
• Confidential Indian report blames both US firm and subsidiary for Bhopal disaster
• Davao. Blueprint for a communist takeover.
• Short stories of life in the South during the '30s and '40s
• Mozart on helping a pupil write music
• Candidates, including Venus DeMilo, gird for mayoral races
• Too few assists awarded in youth hockey, too many in the NHL
• Ask the gardeners
• `Mask,' a spunky story of human resilience