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Monitor articles for May 26, 1981
- That OPEC oil glut may well be vanishing soon
- It's the season for picnics, berries and barbecues
- New economic features
- Crisp vegetables in layers are colorful to slice, fun to eat
- Census finding: more but smaller households
- Desserts with no sugar can taste just as sweet
- Forging new leadership, Teamsters still dogged by corruption charges
- When the Barrymores reigned on stage -- and off: a historical fantasy; Ned and Jack
- Setting a summery table with pottery, fresh flowers
- Nancy Moore Thurmond: separating private life and 'public duty'
- US tries to punish Vietnam by paring UN assistance
- Digging in
- Front-wheel drive; Detroit gets the jump on Japan
- How the individual investor, who's on the rise again, can hope to cope
- Whether it's an antique or a curveball, Ted Simmons has an eye on it
- Women legislators form caucuses to monitor issues, sharpen skills
- Romania, fearing Polish-type strife, warms up to other bloc allies
- New Hampshire mutters forbidden words: 'Income tax'
- No to nerve gas
- Too hot in Charleston? Head for the islands
- Can Reagan keep the public behind him?
- Congress v. court: deciding who rules on hot social issues
- The freshness of vegetables captured in cold soups
- Islanders' Stanley Cup secret? They play better hockey
- Social security: growing number of elderly draw funds from drying well
- New mortgages put interest risk on borrower
- Bed and Breakfast; CALIFORNIA-STYLE
- Trend of the economy
- Fresh, sweet strawberries: a first taste of summer
- Spain confirms rightist complicity in bank siege
- The joy of summer fruits for a simple, elegant dessert
- Penalty for Unser gives Indy 500 win to Andretti
- New US aid-Caribbean plan would find room for economic solutions
- Bolivian colonel seizes town
- The Monitor's View: Quote (1)
- Hong Kong braces for new wave of boat people
- How Radio Moscow 'saved' a frontier Canada station
- Oil-rich Gulf states seek unity, security
- 21,325 dollars and 2,600 hours -- were they worth it?
- Seafood recipes from festivals, fairs and fishermen
- For almost a century, Kokoschka advanced his art
- Let's not be lemmings
- Black male, late 20s, is victim No. 28 in Atlanta
- Hidden in the heart of London: Churchill's secret war rooms
- The many masks of modern art
- Rising tensions in N. Ireland spur the search for solutions
- Burger proposes basic job training for convicts
- Habib pushing Syrian missile crisis onto wider stage
- The Monitor's View: Quote
- Take away those principals
- Ulster's workers for peace
- Alliances are difficult
- UN office seeks $98 million for Afghan refugees
- Mitterrand signals 'new deal', but tries to reassure the right
- Crisis in Lebanon gives boost to Begin popularity
- Passengers help disarm Turkish hijackers
- Dominion over disability
- Bureaucrats step aside to let China's scientists run their academy
- Soviets hope to pick up trade as US-Japan ties fray
- Reagan presiding over a new 'era of good feeling' in US?
- Changeover in Ecuador following plane crash
- 'My favorite ice cream flavor? Have you tried zucchini?'