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Monitor articles for April 28, 1981
- Singapore bank power over SE Asia relies on strict government
- Stage is set for great Federal budget drama; The President and the Fed: Can anyone keep Reagan and Chairman Volcker in step?
- Ancient Cuzco and modern banking: descendants of Incas the gainers
- Magnanimous MacDougall
- Letting firewood-short peasants own a woodlot may save the forests
- Behind the budget hoopla: Will 'supply side' work?
- North, South Irish musicians play in harmony
- Tax-free lure for foreign factories draws in technology and peasants
- Stage is set for great federal budget drama; Reagan plugs his version on the Hill; two others in hopper
- The Stan Kenton legacy: innovative sounds from the big band
- A 10-year TV project; J. Robert Oppenheimer and The Bomb
- Wider Libyan-Kremlin arms ties?
- CETA: Does it spell jobs -- or failure?
- The grain embargo did pinch the Russians
- All New-York hockey series to rouse the residents
- Whites stand firm despite S. Africa violence, isolation
- A mini-World Bank with ever-richer members?
- Liberal action panel lists 73 in Congress it will fight
- Strategy
- Key to Indonesia's smaller families: new economic roles for women
- Yamani links Saudi oil output to lasting Mideast solution
- Earth shall be heard
- Rice revolution's hero picks up new, and tougher, task
- Gas tax drop puts pothole in road budgets
- At root of Australia's Liberal crisis: Peacock's designs on the top job
- Lenin Day in Moscow: high praise at the biggest birthday bash yet
- Manhattan to San Francisco: no finer rail ride in America, But Amtrak's future dimmed by budget cuts
- Since 1971 famine, 'basket case' Bangladesh tries self-help agriculture
- Poland's big creditors agree to ease repayment
- Giscard and Mitterrand scramble for unclaimed votes
- The many masks of modern art
- The Monitor's View: Quote
- Welcome mat comes out in Taiwan for post-industrial computer age
- The beauty of Paris seen from on high
- Now that the embargo's over
- Dark constitutional clouds hang over Canada's Trudeau
- Manhattan to San Francisco: no finer rail ride in America
- Drift to cities: rural folk keep Manila slum a lively place
- Earth's heat that once cooked bananas now powers televisions
- So many Chinese, but too many Chinese characters
- WHO CARES FOR THE CHILDREN?
- First friend, best friend
- Traffic cops, look out for 'Walkman'
- Inconsistencies in Washington
- One Asia-to-Gulf job train rolls on
- Tentative pact reached in hard-coal industry
- Big rally in Tehran leads to violence
- Agnew owes Maryland $248,000, judge rules
- SEARCHING FOR A POST-PEASANT SOCIETY
- US, European antinuclear groups join in peace quest
- Israeli planes raid 4 Lebanese cities
- The three facts of the energy crisis
- Poverty's prospects: how a development bank president sees it
- Troubles with tourism: does it help or hinder a developing nation?
- US is seeking to sell more grain to Soviets
- Europe's antiwar movement of '60s turns to antinuclear protest for '80s
- Known but unknown
- Court to rule on census listings
- Shortage of ocean fish rocks the 'cradle of aquaculture' into action
- To keep hunger at bay, rice experts turn to new fertilizer tecniques
- The following recommendations come from day-care workers, parents, and experts in the field:
- Colorado's Hart a Democratic maverick on his way up
- Japan's 'car war' with US may be near a showdown
- How American aid slowdown would change Asian Development Bank
- Japan's economic shadow over Asian business puts it in delicate role
- Corruption and its American response are both on the spot