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Monitor articles for March 04, 1987

• Italians weigh early vote as Craxi resigns
• Practical consequences of nuclear disarmament
• Nigerian drama blends plot, pageantry. `Death and the King's Horseman' on stage
• PUSHING TOBACCO. Hong Kong bans snuff, but US firm seeks other Asian markets
• DETECTIVES IN SPACE. Sensors mounted on satellites send a stream of invaluable scientific information back to earth; now the US is in danger of losi...
• Why time may be ripe for arms deal
• Composer Anthony Davis hears music in human voice
• Tax season '87 - `so long' to many features. It's the last chance for things like full deductibility on an IRA
• Faultless driving
• The well-seasoned bookseller
• Correction
• The Commodore was home
• President, Congress, and public: a shared foreign policy role
• US to offer arms treaty
• US and Israel disagree on status to be accorded emigrating Soviet Jews
• Buying signed art is terrific - for an autograph collector. Artist's signature may enhance investment value, but it's iffy
• Big East's spectacular growth tied to basketball packaging
• Protestant sects find fertile soil in troubled Central America
• Aquino shifts to high gear on land reform. She worries farmers won't get good deal after Congress begins
• Does Reagan have a future?
• Excerpt from `Printing Technology'
• Job bias and infectious illness