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Monitor Archive for July 24, 1987
A DIFFERENT STYLE. Security adviser Carlucci says he keeps no secrets from President
TRADE SNAGS. State Department says Moscow must reduce cotton export
Iran's hostage hardball. France and West Germany learning US lessons about difficulty of freeing Lebanon captives
World Bank shelters itself against bad loans to Nicaragua. Plan calls for $200 million cut in income over five years
Legislators will regret kicking props out from under Prop. 2
Storm of protest brews ahead of Pope's US visit
Australian education reform. `Economic competitiveness' a buzzword there, as in US
Photography book looks at Serengeti wildlife
Harry Hopkins: the stirring story of Roosevelt's noble bureaucrat
Subsidizing food consumption
Window on another culture
Training up the workers
Bootstrap steps for Gandhi
Constitutional Journal
GE the latest to retreat in global consumer electronics war
Fed to take some bounce out of corporate `daylight overdrafts'
The village within the city. Even in towering New York, there are still places where people know, and help, each other
Arizonans bring the desert's gentle palette indoors
Beverly Hills sitcom pins hopes on one-liners
FREEZE FRAMES
`La Bamba' tracks a short but shining rock-and-roll career
Where mansions become concert halls. Elegant musicmaking finds a harmonious setting in Newport's historic homes
Man -- subordinate to God alone
Moscow seeks concessions from US
Iran Embassy: Paris's new tourist draw
Lull in Gulf attacks raises hopes - and skepticism. Iranians hint at cooperation with UN on cease-fire
Lull in Gulf attacks raises hopes - and skepticism. French toughen stance toward Tehran and terrorism. As allegations of Iranian connections to Pari...
Lull in Gulf attacks raises hopes - and skepticism. UN machinery may be rusty, but Gulf vote shows it still runs
Pressure rises on W. Germany to negotiate on its own missiles
Once-dominant Canadiens are again NHL's greatest show on ice
Americans finally getting serious about canoe and kayak racing
Tunnel visions: art in the subway
Grampie grabbed the musket in midair
Pitching horseshoes
Shells, for sure
Fixing schools, fixing society