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Monitor articles for August 10, 1982

• The many masks of modern art
• The House of Lords -- where the affairs of a nation are most courteously debated
• Hunger striker's wife gets him to take food
• Canada's cheap gas: don't forget a calculator
• Habib plan approaches critical moment
• 2 US Mideast embassies thronged by protesters
• After Lebanon -- Israel can afford concessions
• Hinckley confinement raises anew issue of locking up mentally ill
• Jilting of Cities Service shakes up Wall Street
• 6 killed in Paris in attack on a Jewish restaurant
• Study of jobless ranks
• Hinckley confinement raises anew issue of locking up mentally ill while states look for better ways to monitor them once they are freed
• A blissful and bucolic land
• Correction
• B&Bs around the US
• A lesson in foreign affairs
• Energy shortages squeeze Romanian economy even more
• Canadian loans spur high-tech sales to Brazil
• Korean loan scandel brings prison terms
• Census Bureau figures show fewer traditional families, more poverty
• Governors take note of Reagan's unsinkability
• Telefunken asks for receiver
• Justice vs. 'apartheid' in America
• Haig says US can shake off third-world hostility
• First lady of rock-and-roll journalism covers a changing scene
• A third of Reagan voters drop support, poll says
• Israel criticized by 60% in US poll on Lebanon
• The Feldstein factor
• Sihanouk reverses signals on Kampuchean refugees
• A challenge
• Junior tennis for youngsters from ghetto to farm
• News for the Traveler
• NBC leads network pack in Emmy nominations
• B&Bs in the Hamptons
• Passing the buck(s) in Oklahoma
• Ex-Reagan aide, in shift, to push tax hike on Hill
• The Shiites -- another piece in Israel's Lebanon map
• Press and law: frequent adversaries find common ground
• Once in the lead, Floyd is tough to beat, as latest PGA win proves
• East bloc curbs peace protesters
• Light and darkness
• The Pentagon's heads-up lettuce policy -- to wrap or not to wrap?
• Congress, residents question if Love Canal 'habitable'
• Taiwan's Sun Yun-hsuan speaks out on reunification, US relations
• Balanced budget amendment comes closer to foundering with each tick of the House clock
• Argentina's Army brass stay on top of the heap
• Israeli Army pressing at the gates of Beirut, more confident in military option than diplomacy
• What happens to South Africa's security prisoners?
• Americans now using fewer prescription drugs -- especially mood-altering ones
• New 'superbug' could take a bite out of waste cleanup problem
• Cable TV faces new competition in multichannel plan
• A time to redo the home
• Feeding the appetite for arms
• Beguiling frames for photographs