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Monitor articles for January 14, 1980
- Elytis: Nobel poet of Greece
- Some chaos, please
- Avoid risk in China tie -- Brown
- Storage batteries -- a way to provide home energy
- Vermont study calls for radical change
- Big gain, high volume: Is pace set for 1980?
- S. Korea devalues money to increase its exports
- Recreational vehicles plan trim-down to revive sales
- W. H. Auden: complex poet of a complex age; W. H. Auden: The Life of A Poet, by Charles Osborne. New York: Hardcourt Brace Jovanovich. $17.95.
- Moscow's fast-talking defense
- Coal grate song
- Delay on UN Afghan vote may aid Soviet strategy
- Spain's left is restive over Premier's US visit
- Iranian volunteers for PLO pose problem for Syria
- Lance jury selection set to start; dismissal sought
- Nkomo returns to Rhodesia, disavows split with Mugabe
- Six tales that explore integrity; Six Moral Tales, by Eric Rohmer, translated from the French by Sabine d'Estree. New York: The Viking Press. $12.95.
- Home, sweet alternative
- But US needs backup; Sanctions plan sorely tests allies
- 'Heads up,' says innovator with a fresh swimming stroke
- Nkomo's historic return
- Publishing takeover puts Thomson on top in Canada
- Hope in new Salvadoran turmoil
- Gentle letters of gardens; Dearest Andrew: Letters from Vita Sackville-West to Andrew Reiber, 1951-1962, edited by Nancy Macknight. New York: Charle...
- Rams runner finds daylight but not limelight
- China's US-made 'sky eye' a 'civilian'
- Message for Moscow: US-China dialogue
- The legacy of George Meany
- George Smiley saves the day -- yet again; Smiley's People, by John le Carre. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $10.95.
- 10 years old and growing; Anastasia Krupnik, by Lois Lowry. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. $6.95.
- Home, sweet alternative
- Iowa: clouds over Kennedy, Reagan bids
- '1941' and 'The Jerk': few bright moments in either; 1941 Starring Robert Stack, John Belushi, Ned Beatty, Ned Beatty, Lorraine Garry. Directed by S...
- Changes in children's clothes
- Brazilians are chilly on anti-Soviet sanctions
- '1941' and 'The Jerk': few bright moments in either
- Castro grabs reins to put Cuba back on course
- Guidelines for runners in the twi-night hours
- Workfare: welfare aid or impediment?
- Inside the chambers; The Brethren: Inside the Supreme Court, by Bob Woodward and Scott Armstrong. New York: Simon & Schuster. $13.95.
- No. 1 energy answer: conservation
- Moscow tries new strategy to quiet invasion criticism
- Bhutto's widow, daughter to be detained longer
- Music from another time; Plains Song, by Wright Morris. New York: Harper & Row. $9.95.
- Rural America coming to grips with its soaring crime rate
- Buoyant Danish ballet; The King's Dancing Master, by Walter Terry. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co. $8.95. Erick Bruhn, by John Gruen. New York: The Vikin...
- Bridging the cultural gap
- Fine-tuned art of ocean racing; The Big Book of Sailing, edited by Frank Grube and Gerhard Richter. Woodbury, N.Y.: Barron's. $49.95.
- Politics and the Olympics
- Listening for winter in the silence of birds; Twelve Moons of the Year, By Hal Borland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $12.50.
- What Is It?
- 'Carter Doctrine' for the 1980s?
- Now -- the Carter doctrine?
- Dressing kids for the cold
- Soviet troops are only prop for unpopular Afghan leader.
- Red down on farm idea
- Modern novel of Mother Rusia; Farewell to Matyora, by Valentin Rasputin. New york: Macmillan. $9.95.
- Gains, losses in SadaT-Begin talks
- From 'Sesame St.' to science
- A rich plum pudding of anecdotes and profiles; Far-flung & Footloose: Pieces from The New Yorker 1937-1978, by E. J. Kahn Jr. New York: Putnam. $12....
- Shostakovich's memoirs: devoid of illusion; Testimony: The Memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich (as related to and edited by Simon Volkov). Translated fro...
- Worry grows over Pakistan after Soviets' Afghan foray
- Should Olympic torch be trotted right out of Moscow?
- Flaws in the presidency -- and in the press
- Iranian governor bars newsmen from Tabriz
- Cyprus a key to peace -- Kennedy interview