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Monitor articles for October 18, 1984
- Political bandwagons get new instruments - computers
- Prsenting Israel's case on Capitol Hill
- Independent films, bold and stylish, are at the crest of American cinema
- 'Surely the Finance Committee should be dealing with this'
- Rescuing business prose from jargon and longwindedness
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- US aims abroad
- News In Brief
- Mozambique: military weakness led to cease-fire with S. Africa
- News In Brief
- Salvador rebel: we want peace but will fight on
- News In Brief
- Brockton city councilor leads bid to set up a lottery in the shoe city
- Soviet Union injects itself into American election campaign
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- Debates, elections - and clam dip
- Silence is golden, but will it glitter in court?
- Two poets
- Vacant lot with pokeweed
- News In Brief
- Australia still plans to let in foreign banks
- Britain's Labour Party looks for leg to stand on
- US officials search for practical ways to combat terrorism
- Space endurance: Soviets best US
- He drew as freely as we sign our names
- Object lesson from the State House: how to squander a tax windfall
- Stephen Hess puts spotlight on federal information mill
- Africa in the US presidential race
- Controversial finish to Texas-Oklahoma a focal point of season
- As China-Soviet talks resume, little hope for major thaw
- MONDALE
- 'Thou shalt not commit adultery'
- The private enterprise revival
- Spreading coal strike turns up heat on Thatcher
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- Cleveland Orchestra and BSO
- Yale and New Haven: an awkward couple
- Ubiquitous phone
- A vivid portrait of Nixon since Watergate; Exile: The Unquiet Oblivion of Richard M. Nixon, by Robert Sam Anson. New York: Simon & Schuster. 360 pp....
- Moscow's media message
- REAGAN.
- WOMEN WRITERS
- News In Brief
- News In Brief
- 3rd-quarter GNP: slower not necessarily better
- Gunmen are back on the streets of Beirut
- The appeal of Israel to the Jewish people
- What's really needed in family theater; tale of two orchestras