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Monitor articles for August 20, 1982
- Haydn's opus 50 turns up with Melbourne family
- Departing PLO sees Syria as short-term staging ground
- House completes approval of $178 billion arms bill
- A window box can be more than beautiful
- US businessmen called aggressive; Japan's, loyal
- The Monitor's View: Quote
- Some answers to crowded prisons
- Mexico -- short on money and faced with big debts
- 'Sweeney Todd' on TV
- Soviet arms chief says no to unilateral missile cuts
- How to keep old oil wells bubbling
- California banks opt for longer window hours
- Reagan proposes the sale of 60 warplanes to Taiwan
- Cities Service cautious on new takeover bid
- Jim Wright's views on 'the fight'
- Getting the time back in joint
- MUSEUMS; AN ARCHITECT'S CANVAS
- Newly outlawed terrorists bomb newspaper in Paris
- The Soviet Union -- militarily and diplomatically, the Middle East's odd man out
- Beyond the PLO exit
- Seychelles forces hunt rebels
- Inside Report (5)
- Strike backing policemen brings Bombay to a halt
- After the tax bill fight - a new political landscape
- Ask the gardeners
- Inside Report (4)
- Whistle-stopping in 1932
- The world of August
- Managers' raises to be lower, not so routine or frequent
- Inside Report (3)
- Inside Report (2)
- Israelis find it difficult to judge whether this war was a 'success'
- The cost of US export controls
- Making taxes simple -- and fair
- True facts and freedom
- US-trained commandos hit Salvadoran guerrillas
- 'Dense pack' reportedly pushed by US for missiles
- How to keep Wall Street rising -- some experts' views
- Vietnam's Thach dangles hope of Kampuchea dialogue
- US churches defy law -- form network to harbor Salvadoran refugees
- Help for historic districts
- A checklist on the trouble with an ailing water closet
- Nicaragua rolls out welcome mat for Western investors
- An ugly plastic countertop can be successfully painted
- Social legislation push by conservatives runs out of gas
- Reagan foreign policy: back to Nixon-Ford-Carter mainstream
- Football 49ers prospect for another championship after Super '81 season
- Has the President finally gotten his bull market?
- NBC's 'Overnight': a hard news show for night owls
- How the BBC channels its television sales to audiences in the United States
- US holds back on banning weapons in outer space
- Fitting China's alphabet into 24 computer keys
- EC says members lost 9 million jobs since '70
- Inside Report (1)