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Monitor articles for August 25, 1982
- Treasury bill yields slip to lowest rate in 2 years
- Austrian, assailing Israel, ends Mideast peace effort
- Poppy seeds popular in a moist cake
- India's milk revolution
- Still the heart of the matter
- Disappointing 007 plus good reads; For Special Services, by John Gardner. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan. 298 pp. $9.95. The Amindra Gamble, b...
- New Zealand tries wage-price freeze
- Afghan guerrillas attack rally of regime officials
- De Beers cuts dividend, showing lag in diamonds
- Connecticut's Stratford offers a riveting 'Hamlet'; Hamlet Tragedy by William Shakespeare. Starring Christopher Walken, Roy Dotrice, Anne Baxter, Fr...
- Can Lebanese militias bury grudges and cooperate?
- Explosives and spies in Sweden -- a new twist to British intelligence in WWII
- Mexico's crisis: a question of corruption, confidence, and cash
- Moscow launches PR blitz for its spacewoman
- Argentine economy chief gives up Cabinet post
- Easing US, allies back from the brink
- Wanted: 170 short galley slaves -- and a flutist
- Great Bear Foundation tries to polish a grizzly image
- The Monitor's View: Quote
- Veteran analyst rates Reagan on four 'batting averages'
- Contested earth
- Quemoy: tiny outpost of Taiwan still keeps ready vigil on mainland
- S. Africa starts with preschools to upgrade black education
- Around the majors, briefly
- Preserving and pickling the best of summer's produce
- Gemayel's Lebanon -- restored unity or a partitioned puppet state?
- Japanese computer chip reported to be ultra-fast
- On film: '20s actress and '80s critic; Sayre recaptures '50s; Running Time: Films of the Cold War, by Nora Sayre. New York: The Dial Press. 246 pp....
- It's up to you
- US automobile industry -- time for a U-turn?
- ...JM
- Reports differ on fighting in the hills east of Beirut
- UAW chief wants wage-and-price curbs
- China says drive to limit family size is faltering
- How about old coppers to jingle in your portfolio?
- Brewers look secure; Cubs anything but
- Art education needs -- and deserves -- a big boost
- Checking in with the Cubs
- News for doll collectors
- The Otherness
- Every hour can be happy!
- child, singing
- PLO evacuation solves one problem in Lebanon . . . but creates another
- California raisin growers say European farm subsidies dry up sales
- Inflation cools in July; even lower rates predicted
- President's faltering Caribbean initiative
- Stuffed eggplant
- Tips or instant grooming on a trip
- Why the big money pros decided to buy stocks again
- Hurrah for high interest
- Commemoration Day fireworks
- Mrs. Savitskaya in space
- The convenience of food in tubes
- Kissinger sets up firm for global consulting
- While Cameroon frets over image, nation's newsmen want freer press
- Kuhn's situation; Reggie report
- Poem
- Lebanon's new leader
- Emerson's candid views of himself; Emerson in His Journals, selected and edited by Joel Porte. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. 544 pp. $...
- Chicago couple redecorates their sky-view apartment
- French try to cope with new wave of domestic terrorism
- Tibetan exiles pass up Soviet offer of arms aid
- Gandhi backs Mauritius in Indian Ocean claim
- On film: '20s actress and '80s critic; Brooks recalls career; Lulu in Hollywood, by Louise Brooks. Introduction by William Shawn. New York: Alfred A...
- The widow at Nain, afterward
- Polish ban on newsman may prompt US retaliation
- The budget: $400 billion still to go
- Italian union nominates Walesa for Nobel prize
- No-cook jams keep fresh berry taste