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Monitor Archive for July 30, 1987
Lonetree's rights denied, lawyers charge
Another source of contra aid revealed
Housing, malls squeeze Gloucester fishermen. Seaside sites in demand all around New England
Plight of homeless tests Los Angeles
Plugging leaks in capital. Iran-contra hearings show how loose tongues undermine trust between government branches
CONTRACT TALKS. Union presses automakers on job security
US sending helicopters to Gulf for mine sweeps
Meese casts doubt on North's testimony about what Casey knew. Denies he gave North time to shred documents
Is success spoiling the alternative press?
Muggeridge's annotated photo album
Responsible press freedom. When papers print corrections, media credibility improves
Bork and Miranda: distorting precedent to overrule it
Cut out of the loop
India at 40: no regional bully
A fresh face for Italy
To a yea or nay on Bork
Constitutional Journal
Aircraft giant Boeing wonders what Boone Pickens wants
WESTERN MARKETS UNEASY. Trouble rumbles in Tokyo
L'Art Nouveau. The furniture, objects, and jewelry fostered by Siegfried Bing helped establish a style
Samantha's legacy: kid-to-kid diplomacy. Foundation formed by her mother sponsors US-Soviet youth exchanges
Donald O'Connor: total dancer and confident comedian
Ravinia Festival: impressions of a first-time visit
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Loss that is gain
Deng finesses the streamlining of China's Army. China's Army is being modernized. It is no longer a bastion of resistance to China's reform. Nor is...
President of Bangladesh faces rising tide of opposition. Foes want Army to stay out of politics
Louvre can now build pyramid
Soviets to offer draft treaty on strategic arms
Uncertainty clouds future of Sri Lanka-India accord on Tamils. Just-signed peace plan is strongly opposed by Sinhalese majority
Italy's new premier brings fresh ideas, keeps some familiar faces
Southern Africa pushed to brink of crisis. Economies decline as pressure from S. African military rises
The day we all held hands
Will the rest of Europe join in?
A grand jubilee for universal peace