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Monitor articles for May 07, 1985

• Forty years of progress . . . and challenges
• MTV: A shifting focus?. The heady, controversial cable channel is starting to change its tune to draw advertisers, quell criticism
• Reagan tries to avoid controversy
• The story of the Civil War retold at Stone Mountain
• An around-the-clock architectural team
• When journalists join government
• South Bronx, a scrappy survivor. Despite decades of decline, some say a small flower of progress is blooming amid urban blight
• An all-out effort
• Spain: anti-US feeling greets Reagan. President's visit fuels debate over NATO membership and US bases
• Poverty in America
• Paley's delicate stories ring with voices from the Bronx
• Euromarkmet bond rates lure Canadians
• New England business shakeout. Layoffs seen as ripples in strong economic current
• Quiet renaissance of the `hot air' engine
• Ask the Gardeners Q&A
• Voyager 2 preparing for flyby of Uranus
• It's time to aim world peace efforts at small `brush-fire' wars
• Paintbrush antics
• Tigers wearing look of concern; Valenzuela scales salary heights
• `The sun made it'
• A story of courage, tenacity, and hope that has a happy ending
• Canada seeks foreign investment, particularly from the US
• Congress wants action on toxic dumps that don't check for leaks
• The philosophical struggle
• Many US employers break away from industrywide union pacts
• Robert Burns joins a family circle