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Monitor articles for April 29, 1987

• An energy strategy: private enterprise nurtured by government
• TED - a fighting word along Gulf coast. Device to protect sea turtles from shrimp nets raises a rhubarb
• Feeling loved
• Is AWACS the answer?
• When financial bait is dangled, many snap up early retirement
• Israeli split widens over peace talks
• `You have to have the right kind of mud'
• A city rain dance
• San Francisco restaurateur showcases fresh vegetables
• Britain and New Zealand at odds
• `Porgy and Bess' revival full of melody and meaning
• As Tories rise in polls, so do calls for June vote
• Broadcasting booth no place to buckle to no-hit superstitions
• A fine cast fashions a revised `Pygmalion'. Peter O'Toole, Amanda Plummer give winning performances in Shaw comedy
• Disclosing toxic inventories. Public `right to know' at center of tough new law
• Search for alternatives to nuclear finds promise under the sun
• Vegetable chic. The quest for freshness has given meatless dishes an upscale new look
• How Degas synthesized etchings, print by print
• Senate fights the battle of the budget
• Transiency and accountability in TV news broadcasting
• Fund cuts could spark fraud in alien amnesty program
• CLASSICAL/NEW MUSIC