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Monitor articles for July 02, 1986
- After SALT II
- Liberty Weekend's most controversial guest is a sailing ship. Chile's Esmeralda sails, despite charges ship was `torture center'
- Soviets count on summit. But political analysts gloomy on relations with US
- From communal feast to restaurant
- Plumbing a writer's art
- Men at work
- How artists improve
- News In Brief
- A community tries to be caring
- '86 US economy more like a hay-burner than barn-burner
- Keep cool snacks in the freezer by making your own popsicles
- Celebrating sweet liberty down in Liberty. Quiet Maine town is far from New York hoopla
- Mitterrand and Lady Liberty
- Gerrymander test looms. California GOP will base suit to invalidate Democrat-drawn districts on new court ruling
- Who aids East bloc defectors in the US?
- Refuse to be labeled
- American Motors to help Chrysler on mid-size assembly
- Sparks of criticism arc around the troubled Boston Edison. Reports cite poor management, term its nuclear plant unsafe
- Peas, lentils buck downtrend in US farm exports
- Some powerful prospects in utility stocks
- Milosz and modern man. Nobel Prize-winning poet contemplates the Apocalypse
- Public employees brace themselves against deeper budget cuts
- Quotable quotes
- Court rules on ad ban, self-incrimination. Identical vote patterns reflect larger ideological alignment
- Picnics, flags, fireworks -- and immigrant roots
- Canada defends use of US lobbyists
- The durable Peggy Lee. Experience and maturity are her assets
- A storyteller speaks of Irish island life
- In face of doubt
- Caterpillar rebounds, but struggles with UAW
- Making of family restaurant. It starts with a kiss and reaches out to a community
- Cash advances at magical Wimbledon, as do defending champs
- China party leaders stir debate on freedom of dissent. Intellectuals, though skeptical, encouraged by party openness
- Des Moines opera premi`eres Hoiby's `Tempest'
- Alburt wins 1986 match of US, British champions
- JOHN WIlDE.