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Monitor articles for November 17, 1981
- A visionary spark: contained exultation
- Patent surprises
- Women take the lead in expanding convention-services field
- Credit for work well done
- US to step up lawsuits vs. steel-export nations
- A Sam Shepard double feature - 10 years later
- On Polish strike scene: sit-in against a sit-in
- I am too small
- Sales of appliances like washers on a washout cycle
- Thriving young businesses cater to convention-goers
- A visionary spark: contained exultation
- Mr. Reagan's priorities
- Sheffield hums over big steel job
- Acting President appears victorious in Bangladesh
- AFL-CIO chief at a Reagan roast
- Columbia survives second trip in better shape than first
- Floating 'ice platters' touted for Arctic oil rigs
- Big US banks lower their 'prime' again
- The selling of America - on a tight budget
- New Reagan budget slows plan to give states more power
- Prospects, challenges of the money market funds
- New Broadway musical; That Sondheim touch - again
- Stock market prices slip with recession outlook
- Kyle Macy more than fills the bill for Suns
- Courts force refund of some money market fees
- New jobless sag seen by top economy men
- Funds scramble to make tax-free annuities fit IRS ruling
- To read, or not to read; book bans and high court
- At the top of women's totem poll
- THE WHITE HOUSE; THANKSGIVING DAY, 1981; BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; A PROCLAMATION
- BACKYARD INVENTORS; How to 'see' what doesn't exist (yet)
- Tax shift good for IRAs
- Closed-end funds offer merit for the long term
- ...and economic factors he did not raise
- Between cabbage-buying trips, Chinese enjoy film evoking imperial era
- Japan expands its role in SE Asia to aid Thais, isolate Vietnamese
- Why the drug tide is rising in Atlantic City
- Don't overestimate those Soviet subs
- Northern Irish feel betrayed, vulnerable
- Europe's 'green' parties still saplings - but growing
- Australia gets selective on who may immigrate
- Massachusetts to join states banning bottles
- Lessons from Stockman
- US may penalize Aeroflot for crossing touchy areas
- South African government rings school bell for black students
- Anxiety about future draws Israelis together