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Monitor articles for January 22, 1986

• Selective thinking
• Letters to the Editor. Governments' responsibility
• Los Angeles courts working nights to clear backlog
• Platinum for your portfolio? Luster is there, but small investors should be careful.
• It was an orchid, now it is a Blackadder orchid
• Soviets powerless as Marxists fight it out in S. Yemen
• News In Brief
• Novel by Fuentes ruminates on fate of Ambrose Bierce
• Fondue fondly remembered. It's still a simple way to serve and socialize
• Fishermen's strike and weather boost seafood prices
• Hormel local persists in strike
• Very glad to have a nose
• Pro football: from $25 franchises to gold-plated Super Bowl
• The Marcos Military. Can a divided army beat the communist insurgency?
• Voyager 2 beams back tantalizing scenes of Uranus
• Shaky Ugandan peace accord breaks down
• Peking turns up heat in fight against corruption
• Eye-opening journey through the villages of Alaska
• Once the whitest of white elephants, Concorde is flying high
• Living the American dream
• Suddenly remembered on behalf of someone else
• As Moscow emphasizes Asia
• Crossing the Soviet border
• When cold weather sets in, keep those water pipes warm
• Pro-Syrian Lebanese aim to isolate Christians
• Super Bowl-bound Patriots ease years of racial tensions among Boston sports fans
• Northern Hemisphere gazer's guide