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Monitor Archive for October 14, 1986

Air traffic controllers try to unionize
Black gains expected Nov. 4. Top offices elusive but US House, local prospects good
Fund raising overshadows issues. THE RACE FOR MONEY. These days candidates raise dollars, TV does the campaigning
There's still lots of wealth in the hills of the Golden West. New techniques make formerly marginal mines worth working
Planet program is shaky. Although frustrated by launch delays and budget cuts, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is moving ahead with missions to the...
Summit collapse tests Reagan's leadership. Breakdown focuses attention on `star wars' and ABM Treaty
Credit unions help members buy cars at reduced rates
The high drama of two centuries of Chinese revolution
Probing the edge of the solar system
The `real' and `on paper' minds of a poet
Subterranean plant conservatory. Rare collections to be kept under San Antonio's botanical `hats'
Stacking the federal court system
Post toasty
Moral education: consensus in a pluralistic society
White House watch
Today's `panning' is by the mechanized shovelful
New rush for gold hits the world's mines. Prices, technology spur search, but South Africa clouds demand
The '80s and the '20s: We can profit by being cautious, not cringing
Takeover time overtakes corporate hierarchies yet again
Halfway house that's all in the family
TV's James Burke: waging a battle against blind certainty
One man's folly is another's fun
Two leaders, two styles, analyzed on TV
Shaw's `You Never Can Tell': fresh and beguiling as ever
WORDS OF SPECIAL BILLING
God causes healing
Rights groups raise concerns over police torture of political opponents in Mexico
Darjeeling, India -- where the aroma of tea and dissent mingle. Picturesque hill town at center of Gurkhas' push for autonomy
Human rights in US: Moscow turns the tables on Washington
New Zealand military says defense rift with US hurts
El Salvador staggered by cost of quake relief. Disaster takes high human, economic, and political toll on nation
Soviets to take case of failed arms accord to Europe. They plan propaganda blitz to stress Kremlin's concessions in Iceland
Israel's Shamir: quiet but ideologically tough
Europeans of two minds on talks
A thorn in the side of Paraguay regime
Late rallies, unsung heroes featured in weekend playoff action
A bit of stone
The vastness of the desert and the middle of an onion
Putting time in its place
At unlikely moments
Joseph Wood Krutch in the Sonoran Desert
A physicist `obsessed with the future'
Freeman Dyson