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Monitor articles for September 08, 1980

• US hostage issue flares afresh as election factor
• At NJC, judges learn the ABCs of justice
• Syrian President going to Libya for merger talks
• Roles
• It's your record -- make it the best one possible
• Edmund Wilson's diaries from the '30s; The Thirties: From Notebooks and Diaries of the Period, by Edmund Wilson. Edited and with an introduction by...
• Roman villa unearthed; Greek temple destroyed?
• Whay Carter wants a second term
• Off-again, on-again talks: more German confusion
• Thus spokes Zarathustra -- a philosophy for the bicycle
• Will US Army reforms whip forces into fighting trim?
• Will school be better or worse this year?
• Merchants of Grain, by Dan Morgan. New York: Penguin Books. $3.95.
• Notices for the teacher's room; Paris workers face educationaly lockout this fall
• Campaign Roundup (5)
• East-West relations put to test in Madrid
• Oates' gothic epic: strange, oppulent; Bellefleur, by Joyce Carol Oates. New York: E. P. Dutton. $12.95.
• Pitching ideas
• Campaign Roundup (3)
• Munich: The Price of Peace, by Telford Taylor. New York: Vintage Books. $8 .95.
• Nonproliferation pact fails to gain review panel's OK
• New man in Warsaw
• Salvadoran chiefs ship overhaul government
• Notices for the teacher's room; New York to Quebec and vice versa to start this fall
• How the arms race grows apace
• Poland: new leadership; old problems
• The Door in the Wall and Other Stories, by H. G. Wells, with photographs by Alvin Langdon Coburn. Boston: David R. Godine. $5.95.
• Bickering Canadian leaders meet to chart nation's future
• Campaign Roundup (4)
• The USSR in photos -- official and candid; Russia: The Land and the People of the Soviet Union, photographs by Dieter Blum. New York: Abrams. $45.;...
• The Greek Islands, by Lawrence Durrell. New York: Penguin Books. $12.95.
• The Warren Court, edited by Richard H. Sayler, Barry B. Boyer, and Robert E. Gooding Jr. New York: Chelsea House. $7.95.
• The Nabokov-Wilson Letters, 1940-1971, edited by Simon Karlinsky. New York: Harper Colophon Books. $6.95.
• Protecting US secrets -- and the First Amendment
• Arabs twist tail of IMF to get PLO observer seat
• Black woman reached Miss America finals
• Lippmann: statesman at a typewriter; Walter Lippmann and The American Century, by Ronald Steel. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. $19.95.
• China to call 'gang of four' trial
• Chrissie had to work in Open final
• Why East Germans shrug off events in Poland
• Campaign Roundup (1)
• Sharks also thrive on affection
• Baseball diamonds: a girl's best friend (?)
• Get to know your child enroute to the soccer field
• Air fares rising, and not just over fuel
• Campaign Roundup (6)
• Union leaders drift in behind Carter on economic plan
• Kremlin hurries to approve Kania Polish chief
• No crime surge in Detroit despite 690 police layoffs
• Been in the Storm So Long, by Leon F. Litwack. New York: Vintage Books. $7 .95.
• A bigger league, a better man
• This advice could be worth a million dollars
• British, Saudis patch up rift over film but other differences loom
• Dominion and the promise of things to come
• The Bard and carpentry make a well-rounded company
• Spruce Goose: Queen Mary's new berthmate
• Rise in interest rates last week put a flutter in the stock market
• Notices for the teacher's room; One of every 10 BAs earned by blacks
• Luminous novel based on Pasternak; The Nobel Prize, by Yuri Krotkov. Translated by Linda Aldwinckle. New York: Simon & Schuster. $12.95.
• Muskie, Gromyko to meet on European A-reductions
• Bloomsbury: A House of Lions, by Leon Edel. New York: Avon Books. $2.75.
• Reagan forcing Carter to Work hard on his own turf
• Let's share the cost of recession
• Women and Men of the Overland Trail, by John Mack Faragher. New Haven: Yale University Press. $6.50.
• GM official flays policy of US firms in S. Africa
• Delirious New York, by Rem Koolhaas. New York: Oxford University Press. $ 18.95.
• A Chinese first: orderly power transfer
• To put US-Soviet relations back on track
• Saudis to raise oil price $4 a barrel, cartel says
• Campaign Roundup (2)
• Election outlook: Reagan still leads despite slow start