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Monitor articles for June 07, 1983
- Corrections
- Wilson Foods hit by strike; two other walkouts settled
- Britain's first rule of canvassing. 'Shut the garden gate ...'
- Two fetching new dances from the Alvin Ailey troupe
- Japan's junior high schoolers learn (again) of their nation's militarism
- One net-rusher, one baseliner cop French titles
- If Rip should return
- Angola's growing rebellion
- In El Salvador, being a politician means risking your life
- Tables turned
- Why the world of art does not begin and end in New York
- How bacteria might boost oil recovery
- Love in the Rain
- Mortgaged to the hilt: experts look at Uncle Sam's debt problem
- Message from Moscow's missile tests
- They're banking on simplicity
- The taming of the jalapeno pepper
- Williamsburg: what was left out
- 3 American diplomats expelled by Nicaragua
- Superpowers seem ready to give a little as nuclear arms talks resume
- Annual Meeting
- Soviet leader signals support for Arafat as pro-West Saudis seek Kremlin help in Iran-Iraq war
- Budget, tax cut = long, hot summer for Congress
- Who's going to do the work?
- Indian art: poetry in everyday objects
- Dominoes
- Whoops
- Where power lies in Britain. The Mother of Parliaments, which wrested power from kings, is losing leverage to 10 Downing St., to bureaucrats and TV
- In spring, Germans stalk the white asparagus
- Corrections
- Electronic typewriter workhorse isn't being put out to pasture
- 'Cats' gets top billing from Tony-award jury
- Planning a tour of English gardens
- Corrections
- Japanese lantern moon
- Where power lies in Britain
- Top court upholds oil windfall tax
- Nuclear-free Baltic area proposed by Andropov
- A New York-New England phone linkup
- Sergeant Preston as James Bond: Canada may try the spy business
- Agreement on Reagan's popularity -- from both parties
- UN eyes rules on chemicals and hazardous waste
- Shropshire. The way England still lives in the mind's eye
- Lowering their voices
- Scrubbing the graffiti off America: a new legal approach
- Luxurious, and chaste