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Monitor articles for February 25, 1982

• 'New federalism' favored by majority, Gallup says
• Printing materials plucked from aid parcels for Poles
• Almond harvest sets a record
• South African right-wingers desert prime minister
• France, Germany discuss economic unity, US signal
• US official charges Watt entertained with US funds
• Upward mobility
• Troops in Uganda arrest students after rebel raid
• On him it looks good
• Simple and classic: bread & butter pudding
• short takes (3)
• Quebec aide who quit admits shoplifting
• short takes (2)
• New crop of mature films revives political themes
• Governors take 'new federalism' gripes to Congress
• France and Germany cozy up, but why is anybody's guess
• Olympic postscript: US hockey heroes two years later
• 4,000 executions in Iran reported by rights group
• Disbelief and the February thaw
• The march to Montgomery, 1982
• Oil industry giants find oversupply is underwhelming
• Poland's Communist Party gets its marching orders: get back in lead
• Cocaine users, in a test, faked out by salt solution
• Changing attitudes; Widows rely less on others to take charge of decisions
• Canadians intent on selling big A-reactor to Mexico
• 'Hard times' evolving into No. 1 issue?; Democrats expect to benefit; Reagan aides shift strategy
• Centering on the Caribbean
• 'Cosi' returns to Met with capable singing, handsome sets, but some flaws
• Scottish plums
• Will Ford pact set pattern? Not likely, say unionists
• Caribbean plan: boosting a region's economy; Reagan program would help private sector; some doubts raised
• The key to openness
• Soviet ban raises biological war issues; Europe asks: Why did KGB prevent exit by geneticist?
• short takes (1)
• Saga of Fuller St.
• Cornish hens are a good choice when cooking for two
• The new cry for civil rights
• Selling (out) to the Soviets
• The next Kremlin generation: crisis managers taking over?
• More states adopt '911' idea; Emergency number catching on
• The World may have rushed in, but Holliday took his time
• The Writer on Image Street
• Dominicans: 'US has responsibility to us'
• Texan puts gasoline price at 99 cents, and lines are long
• What's behind the fighting in El Salvador
• Can diplomatic efforts defuse Lebanon's Mideast powder keg?
• An armload of ideas I'd forgotten I had
• Nigeria delays natural-gas export plans; Decision may give Cameroon edge to become first West African exporter of gas
• Soviets open to banning A-output
• WORLDS WITHIN WORLDS ABOARD THE ALTAIR
• Keep spice rack well-stocked with herbs
• Greenland pours freezing water on EC membership
• Court denying addresses in local census challenges