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Monitor articles for February 04, 1988

• Things
• `Yankee, come South'. Trade show lures winter-weary Northerners to retirement south of the frost line
• Hovering
• Los Angeles celebrates Britain's contributions to arts. The British are coming for a 12-week arts festival in Los Angeles, with premi`eres galore an...
• Runaway rent in Paris. As rent control ends, Parisians cope with housing dilemma
• The flip side of `Black Monday'
• Florida child
• Soviet `Red notes' get a chilly reception on Wall Street
• Time is ripe, but US bid for Mideast peace faces huge obstacles
• A `Boh`eme' not to be forgotten. Met production soars with guest conductor Kleiber
• China, Cambodia resistance leader at odds. Peking rejects Sihanouk's compromise over Vietnam troop withdrawal
• `Reagan Doctrine' impact questioned by left and right
• Angels? in the 1980s?
• Who's on - and off - the Soviet map
• Campaign '88: Issues Scorecard
• Class-action suit out of fashion in today's law cases. Court rulings make lawsuits filed by group less attractive
• Happy graduation, tigers!
• American Indian stories that teach and entertain
• Soviet visitor tries to reconcile conflicting images of America
• Peter Brook directs Chekhov
• Iran's use of jet in Gulf raid raises concerns
• The Murdoch-Kennedy tiff
• Model of socialist sport. Skater Katarina Witt champions the value of East Germany's state-run sports system
• Privacy should prevail