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Monitor articles for August 17, 1983
- How about a bipartisan stab at cutting federal deficits?
- US families are increasing at a decreasing rate
- US hits Army unit in Barbie case
- Why rebel leader won't rule Chad even if he wins war
- The dream of a Jewish West Bank
- Buddha competes with Mao in China's Tibet
- Roll-top desks offer storage space, a taste of nostalgia
- How you can improve your line-of-aim
- Mr. Rogers on being a good parent
- Mostly Mozart, under Gerard Schwarz's deft guidance, is mostly excellent
- Pressure mounts on Zia from prolonged Afghan war
- Mexico can avoid revolution
- Aboard America's private railcars: nostalgia trips and sales pitches
- Don't lengthen the school day!
- Overcoming fear of staying alone
- Beirut airport reopens to commercial flights
- Waterloo Village
- Wiring the world
- Syria, Peru, and Surinam added to rights-watch list
- Helping democracy abroad
- For the record (3)
- And now, an alternative for the performer looking for his own niche . . .
- Steaming, succulent, corn on the cob
- Mopping up oil spills - one of the Coast Guard's newer duties
- Fresh funds for scientific R&D, but with strings
- White Sox breezing; Mariners sinking
- Buckley's week is intriguing - ego and all
- Chadian leader reports peace feelers with Libya
- Factory output up 1.8%; house construction slows
- Why Zimbabwe's Mugabe feels unthreatened by rival's return from exile
- After four decades
- For the record (4)
- Is it time for you to cash in on some stocks?
- Coast Guard's mission grows, but not its budget
- For the record (2)
- Search fails to turn up a Carter debate book
- Funtime in D.C.: jazz, 'M*A*S*H,' and poochographs
- Treasury talks small, acts big on rates
- Unlocking the mystery of a New England clambake
- From war children insight on peace
- Israelis will not postpone troop pullback in Lebanon
- Mrs. Thatcher stocks up her kitchen cabinet at 10 Downing Street
- For the record (1)
- Mexico can avoid revolution
- The flexibility factor