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Monitor articles for May 11, 1981
- And now -- social security
- Wit and magic in a mythical world; The Chronicles of Pantouflia, by Andrew Lang. Illustrations by Jeanne Titherington. Boston: David Godine $10.95.
- Pick of the paperbacks; Literary Landscapes of the British Isles: A Narrative Atlas, by David Daiches and John Flower. New York: Penguin Books. $7.9...
- Europe worries Japanese cars now may flood its auto market
- The butler didn't. . .; The Mystery of Edwin Drood, by Charles Dickens. Concluded by Leon Garfield. New York: Pantheon. $10.95.; Early Autumn, by Ro...
- 'Obedient' Haig back in White House favor
- Life as 'Annie' -- chatting with an 11-year-old trouper
- Story books with pictures, or picture books with stories?; How the Wind blows, by Kathrine D. Marko. Nashville: Abingdon. $5.95 (6-9 years).
- Haig's new look at the Russian bear
- How Myron gets a new bicycle and learns to cope with adults; The Great Burgerland Disaster, by Betty K. Levine. New York: Atheneum $8.95.
- Fraud costs US millions, reports GAO
- Russian art at its best; The Tretyakov Gallery -- Moscow: The Russian Painting, introduction by Vsevolod Volodarsky, translated from the Russian by...
- Carter gets Truman award for his role with hostages
- Why wouldn't this student-teacher exchange work?
- Celebration and satire -- at length; Darconville's Cat, by Alexander Theroux. New York: Doubleday. $15.95.
- Story books with pictures, or picture books with stories?; The Voyage of the Jolly Boat, written and illustrated by Margret Rettich. English version...
- US nuclear arms urged in Gulf area
- Filling space and inviting us in
- Koestler's monument to himself; Bricks to Babel, by Arthur Koestler. New York: Random House. $20.
- Israel's wrangling leaders close ranks over missiles
- A Feverish but lively history of the great comet; The Comet is Coming! The Feverish Legacy of Mr. Halley, by Nigel Calder. New York: The Viking Pres...
- Israeli, Syrian forces girding
- Reagan and Suzuki: bolstering the vital US-Japanese link
- Surviving WWII in a Russian Jewish ghetto; Heavy Sand, by Anatoli Rybakov. Translated by Harold Shukman. New York: The Viking Press. $13.95.
- Hemingway places enliven his novels
- Weinberger to ask Europe for more help on the Gulf
- Story books with pictures, or picture books with stories?; McGoogan Moves the Mighty Rock, by Dick Gackenbach. New York: Harper & Row. $8 .95.
- Consumers warily favor US economic policies
- Pick of the paperbacks; James Herriot's Yorkshire, by James Herriot, photographs by Derry Brabbs. New York: St. Martin's Press. $9.95.
- Recognizing and nurturing our young heroes
- Introduction to economic theory leans to the left; Five Economic Challenges, by Robert L. Heilbroner and Lester C. Thurow. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: P...
- Pick of the paperbacks; Charmed Lives, by Michael Korda. New York: Avon Books. $3.50
- D-day night: an eyewitness account; My Longest Night, by Genevieve Duboscq. Translated by Richard S. Woodward. New York: Seaver Books $13.95.
- Mark Azbel: escape of a Soviet Jew; Refusenik: Trapped in the Soviet Union, by Mark Ya. Azbel. Foreword by Freeman Dyson. Boston: Houghton Mifflin C...
- 'There is no poverty . . . only ignorance'
- Creative kits for kids; Kits for Kids, by Nancy Towner Butterworth and Laura Peabody Broad. New York: St. Martin's Press $7.95.
- The father of the atom bomb; J. Robert Oppenheimer: Shatterer of Worlds, by Peter Goodchild. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $15.
- A horse tale with a different twist; One Horse/One Hundred Miles/One Day, by Sam Savitt. New York: Dodd, Mead, & Co.
- Marian Edelman: defending the rights of children
- Wit and wisdom from the automated age
- Soviet pilot lured by CIA, a Japanese agency says
- Where social security change is heading
- Should TV networks be gagged on vote projections?
- A compelling Australian fantasy; Darkness Under the Hills, by Bill Scott. New York: Oxford University Press. $9 .95.(Ages 12 --.)
- Watt land plans worry GOP Westerners
- Local British elections sharpen outlines of two Englands
- Timberman sees land of Dixie as future 'wood basket' of the world
- Karen Silkwood: Was it murder?; The Killing of Karen Silkwood: The Story Behind the Kerr-McGee Plutonium Case, by Richard Rashke. Boston: Houghton M...
- Reagan stalls rich-poor talks on trade, aid, resources, fuel
- Socialist the winner in France
- Reward for Atlanta Killers surges to half a million
- A reading list for teachers too
- Story books with pictures, or picture books with stories?; There's A Crocodile Under My Bed!, by Ingrid and Dieter Schubert. New York: McGraw-Hill....
- Gulf peace mission draws positive note from Tehran
- Oil exploration becomes booming business in Asia
- Washington sends out mixed signals on Latin American policy
- Pick of the paperbacks; A Bevy of Beasts, by Gerald Durrell. Illustrated by Edward Mortlemans. New York: A Touchstone Book/Simon & Schuster. $4.95.
- Rare Bird makes the difference for sizzling Celtics
- China clamps down on visits with foreigners
- Can House budget coalition give Reagan his tax cut too?
- Trudeau isn't taking no for an answer -- but he should
- Whatever happened to John Anderson?
- The armadillo as celebrity
- Grass novel probes the role of the post-war artist; The Meeting at Telgte, by Gunter Grass. Translated by Ralph Manheim. Afterword by leonard Forste...
- Lilac Sunday
- How high schoolers learn about the small claims court
- First-rate 'Hedda Gabler,' with Susannah York in title role
- God's ever-present love
- Market yawns at budget cut -- tax cuts pose a threat
- Galbraith: Four lives and still counting; A Life in Our Times, by John Kenneth Galbraith. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $16.95.
- New Director announced
- Slow seed delivery jeopardizes Cambodian recovery
- Pick of the paperbacks; China Men, by Maxine Hong Kingston. New York: Ballantine Books. $3.50
- Tales of the kids' lib detectives; The Case of the Crooked Kids and The Case of the Blackmail Boys, by Terrance Dicks. New York: Elsevier/Nelson Boo...
- Story Books, with pictures, or picture books with stories?; Cooper: The McNally's Big Black Dog, by Nancy Winslow Parker. New York: Dodd, Mead & Com...
- Sendak's magical, musical illustrations
- Wit and some wisdom from the automated age
- Brezhnev lets his deputies rattle sabers while he promotes peace
- Story books with pictures, or picture books with stories?; The Stories Julian Tells, Ann Cameron. New York: Pantheon. $7.95. (Ages 4-8.)
- GOP economists raise caution flags on tax cut