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Monitor articles for November 18, 1981
- For West German drivers it's seat belts or fines
- Water quality: time for a higher priority?
- High Democrats be-labor Reagan
- Making enjoyable times out of ordinary events
- Seasons on Japanese Plates
- Sale of F-16s to Pakistan OK'd in key Senate vote
- Renewing a city - the British model
- Let's value women and minorities
- 'Enterprise zones': latest effort to halt urban decay. President looking at plans; states starting up their own
- Solving a leadership crisis
- Japan's huge trade surplus splits Cabinet
- It's Reagan season in airwaves flurry
- Peace signals
- Somber look at 4 Western lands by a financial pundit
- A mouse as decorator
- The Fulbright program: it's a bargain
- Why US has Cuba jittery
- Inside 20th-century music. Serialism in music
- Watershed for organized labor
- Weaving quilts of words
- Tuba City
- Extremists wrench Ulster from path toward peace
- And now - designer jelly beans
- Cotton farmers reap high yields - low prices
- 'Misunderstood artist' - the story behind a cliche
- Taxpayers alerted to changes in interest and dividend deductibility
- Next on Reagan agenda: shakeup at White House?
- Missiles in Europe: a former security adviser's view
- Will UN get new chief by Christmas?
- After 12 years, French see a controversial war film
- Keeping mealybugs under control in Africa
- Bay State places 'nickel-and-dime' bounty on all beverage containers
- Senate panel retains funds for B-1 bomber
- The Monitor's View: Quote
- Japan's Tanaka: a kingmaker, even after resignation and 5-year trial
- Why Ayatollah Khomeini is biting his nails over a land reform bill
- Praying in school
- Free book list available
- J. Buckley vs. a Catholic A-view
- Paul Jenkins
- General Sharon's strategy for West Bank runs into radical roadblocks
- UN on verge of new call for Afghan withdrawal
- Converted Victorian schoolhouse blends outdoor and indoor spaces
- BACKYARD INVENTORS; From model to marketplace
- Top Soviet planner admits lag in key areas of output