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Monitor articles for July 25, 1985

• `Niskanen Laws'
• News In Brief
• A change of thought--not suicide
• Helping
• Aspidistra: the carefree houseplant
• Papandreou gets down to Herculean task of economic recovery
• NBC asks if our pension funds need protection
• A housing design to meet the changing needs of today's family
• The magical touch of the Bernstein baton
• Nuclear power industry delighted over US-China pact
• Meeting US electricity demand in the '90s
• An American finds Iran a pleasant surprise
• In Gdansk, Polish workers are cautious but defiant
• Macho image of smokeless tobacco lures more teen-agers
• Bitter harvest
• Worth noting on TV
• Reagan expected to lose bid for line-item veto
• Walker spy case puts spotlight on military's `C3'
• Hastening Haitian political reform
• Dwindling prairies spark new push for preservation
• Portrait of the artist as a young master
• Stylish short stories about the perils of artistic mediocrity
• High-performance turbo 900 from Saab
• As German population shrinks, economic questions multiply
• Lyle, a native son, ends drought of British winners in golf Open
• The relevance of charity
• If Marianne Faithfull turns you on more than Madonna, see `Our Time'
• Why are Americans the victims?
• Gorbachev's tack
• Western economists see trouble in East Germany's tight controls
• One decade since the Final Act
• 10 years of encouraging human rights in Eastern Europe
• Immigration --a fair reception