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Monitor articles for March 11, 1981
- How the Kremlin is countering tougher US foreign policy
- West Germany unmoved by the Soviet Lorelei
- Recycled air pollution
- Why Hispanics spurn concept of Mexican 'guest workers'
- Dayan urges Israel to give self-rule in West Bank
- Colette's letters offer style and insights; Letters from Colette, selected and translated by Robert Phelps. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux. $12.9...
- False assumptions on foreign aid
- Protecting Assets by Cryptography
- New British budget sits heavily on country's taxpayers
- In which our columnist meets his (tennis) match in Jausovec
- US labor, management link arms to tackle common economic problems
- Low-cost US loans: helping hand goes back into pocket?
- New radio program aims for older listeners
- Hecklers greet Reagan in Canada
- Some signs of practicality among Iran's rulers
- Canada investigates charges of overpricing by oil companies
- US weighs more aid for Poland, warns Soviets
- Egypt awaits Haig visit with plenty of questions on Mideast issues
- With few friends, PLO finds the Diplomatic going rough in Lebanon
- Federal rein on the money market mutual funds?
- Figure skaters need to think of '84 Olympics now
- Report the third world freely -- but fairly
- Beacon
- A small body of thoughts
- Plane hijackers send an ultimatum to Pakistan
- ROTC marches back onto campuses
- Last Snow
- Interest rates slip in New York, Chicago
- Gifted teachers remembered by their students; Stories of Great Teachers, edited by Joseph Epstein. New York: Basic Books. $ 13.95.
- Democrats quietly plot party comeback
- Complexity snags the use of home equity in retirement
- First class 18 cents, postcards 12 on March 22
- Reagan reported weighing broader powers for CIA
- Reagan's 'lean' budget: now it's up to congress; Federal grants for arts -- 'to be, or not to be'?
- LP gas now runs a lot of automobiles and trucks
- USSR to change its oil export pattern
- Japan -- even the gangsters 'behave'
- Uncapping energy development
- S. Africa's Catch-22 for blacks: no Marxism, and barely any capitalism
- Alexander's conquests skillfully traced in biography, exhibition; The Search for Alexander, by Robin Lane Fox. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. $24.95 ....
- World urged to unite to meet growing energy challenge
- Essential moment
- Updating US bombers
- Caribbean market dry: breadfruit to brake fluid
- Walesa, Jaruzelski to talk despite brief strike
- April date targeted for space shuttle launch
- Taiwan does better than ever, despite lack of formal ties
- Investing to pay rent?
- Persistence that wins
- Alberta oil cutbacks fuel Canada's east-west clash
- Designer Edith Kressy offers clothes in custom kits
- One-act plays: minor key. "Knuckle": socially conscious mock thriller
- Argentina, Chile take battle stands over forlorn isles
- Even a big Continental Mark VI can be a good-mileage gas saver
- Reagan's 'lean' budget: now it's up to Congress
- US proposes early NATO talks on nuclear arms
- You, Yeats; (for Ireland now)
- Whitney Biennial: fun and games, with flashes of genius
- Night reader