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Monitor articles for June 25, 1987

• The plane that didn't shoot
• World bankers hear plea for third world - but gains already show
• New `news' in newsweeklies. Shift in emphasis reflects response to competition
• US envoy in S. Africa oversees quiet policy shift
• The National Trust: guardian of past glories
• RIDING THE WIND. With a piece of plastic and a patch of cloth, boardsailors wrestle the tumultuous winds of the Columbia River Gorge
• Western allies maneuver to respond to Soviet arms offers. European zone free of tanks could help NATO, says Brzezinski
• Cherish the moment!
• Hostage fate tied to Syria's will to confront radicals. Two Lebanese released; but Syria's links to Iran may prevent sterner action to free Glass
• TAMING THE TUBE
• TV special traces new ways of caring for the mentally ill
• Advice from an onion slicer
• Panamanians seek to shake off US presence. Both government and foes agree on need for full control of canal
• Constitutional Journal
• Argentine leader sees debt crisis as main threat to democratic progress
• Greece lures US tourist dollars `home'
• Congress wrestles with how to oppose reflagging tankers
• The rascal of the tarmac path
• Religion's role in US bicentennial
• Money and candidates
• Fiction: translation of Brazilian writer's last book
• Kansas City's bold NFL draft gamble; speeding up golf slowpokes