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Monitor articles for March 14, 1991

• Race, Class, and the News
• Irish Fare Renowned From Cork to Paris
• Talk Radio: The Last Refuge of the People
• The Jobless Need Help
• A Parent's Curfew Encounter
• Underplay It Again, Uncle Sam
• The Street
• News Currents
• US Aid Compensating Gulf Allies Faces Tough Look-See in Congress
• Byelorussia Backs Gorbachev Plan
• Gulf War Gives Boost To US Self-Confidence
• Should Waste Disposal by Private Profiteers Be Trashed?
• Germans to Sell East's Lands to Investors Who Will Create Jobs
• Myrtle Allen's Irish Brown Soda Bread
• Four Decades in the Life of a City
• Greater Use of Wind, Solar Urged
• Mixed Media, Sweet and Bitter
• HOUSE BALKS AT BAILING OUT S&L BAILOUT AGENCY
• The Recession Should Be Helpful, Reducing Excesses
• Congress And Vets
• Massachusetts Looks At Ways to Improve Its Prison System
• D'Amato, the `Pothole Senator,' Faces Rough Road to '92
• Cities Try Curfews to Curb Crime
• US Use of Renewables Behind Japan, Europe
• Iraqi Strife Strands Refugees on Border
• Teens Offer Opinions of Atlanta's Curfew
• Gulf War Ushered in An American Era
• Roemer Roams Into GOP Camp
• Japan Invests in US Research Labs
• Grass-Roots School Reform
• Iraqi Opposition Groups Seek To Reassure West
• CORRECTION [CO]Correction for 3/12/91
• S. African Land Reforms Set Off Political Storm
• Baker Visit a Spur to Israel, Palestinians
• Unequally Sharing the Costs and Dividends of War