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Monitor articles for June 03, 1981
- Tax-cut tug of war
- Reagan firm on tax cut, Lefever
- Mapmaking: synthesis of wonder and science; The Mapmakers, by John Noble Wilford. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $20.
- Roger Whittaker plays to music's 'silent majority'
- Begin's party comes from behind in poll
- Luminous union flowers, landscape and sky
- Another electronic revolution: microchips that talk, listen
- Used-car auction -- where the dealers deal in wheels
- Air strikes by Israel seen as deterrent to Lebanon peace
- ARE AMERICANS FARMER'S 'EXPORTING' THEIR TOPSOIL?
- Here's a blue sky idea that really is just that!
- Soviets talk tough: Should Poland worry?
- London double-deck bus ride for Boston shoppers
- Not alone
- Cost of new houses hit $84,000 average in April
- The politics behind Polish law-and-order controversy
- This Paradise
- Korean Achilles' heel: students
- Power politics in W. Berlin draws national attention
- A bomb that backfired; The Secret That Exploded, by Howard Morland. New York: Random House. $14.95.
- Mexico City target: stop pollution by end of 1982
- Curbs on use of water eased in south Florida
- Stern, loving, and perceptive essays on life in the countryside; Letters From the Country, by Carol Bly. New York: Harper & Row. $12.95.
- Bangladesh says leader of attempted coup killed
- Keeping CD funds in just one bank; taxes on Keogh funds; Diversifying money-market CDs
- So long, Bombay; hello, Mumbai
- A helpful reference work for brand-new driver; Your First Car, by George and Suzanne Fremon. Cockeysville, Md.: Liberty Publishing Company. $3.95.
- Beirut foes bar residential targets
- TDA Options
- For the Bela Bartok centenary -- a London triple bill of opera and dance
- Tax effects on Keogh funds
- Foreign service wives seek recognition for their diplomatic work
- Botha building up big expectations for South African federation
- Keeping the phone lines open at the CIA
- House unit OKs new cuts in social security benefits
- Supreme Court to weigh US transfer to Iran banks
- Sale of graduates' names to US recruiters debated
- Don't underestimate the Soviet Union
- Gun control: antigun groups chalk up wins at state level
- Let's take a cue from France
- Pensive en route
- Iran leader fights back at his critics
- Late President's brother elected No. 2 in Ecuador
- Move is on to spur Asian development projects with petrodollars
- President and Congress: the tug of war begins
- This summer they'll be counting raindrops in Montana
- Small committee with global clout
- How Los Angeles expects Olympics to turn a profit
- Nuclear 'facts of life' intrude into Japan defense furor
- Becoming clearer, presently
- Consumers take a breather from spending spree
- US public says, 'No blank checks for scientific research'