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Monitor articles for July 22, 1983
- US educator kidnapped in Beirut in '82 is freed
- The confused consumer
- Volcker wins panel's OK for second term at Fed
- Civil rights organizations push programs for economic parity, voting
- Samantha returns home to Maine without seeing 'kind uncle' Andropov
- British lawmakers raise their pay
- Sure-fire transplants
- Small printer firm filling a gap for home computer buffs
- The larger morality
- Irish aircraft firm's bid for Air Force contract hits turbulence over hiring
- Sketchy horse trading
- Iranian crackdown deals communist party a heavy blow
- Another way to catch tax cheaters
- Knee-deep in ponds, volunteers test Massachusetts rain
- Samantha and the Soviets
- 'One American friend is enough'
- Is life fair?
- Congress faces task of trying to polish its tarnished image
- Don Newcombe's 'Iron Man' feat
- Sandinistas more isolated as foreign backers turn critical
- A streak of individualism emerges in China's youth
- Kissinger's back in a saddle, but will he be a white knight?
- How to remove scratches from plastic bathtubs
- House vote shows MX support slipping
- West Coast recovery builds on lumber industry's gains
- Chrysler profit sets another record
- Why few Poles are celebrating the lifting of martial law
- USSR will release Greenpeace activists
- A gentle hurrah for quiet diplomacy
- America's Bridges
- Ling-Ling gives birth, but cub doesn't survive
- Watergate -- a Greek tragedy of our times -- relived on PBS
- Re-greening of Philadelphia
- 2nd-quarter US output the best in two years
- South Africa hopes West's economic recovery will have platinum lining
- Human rights progress?; A hesitant US nod to El Salvador
- Ask the gardeners
- Israel denies Syrian claim of spy-plane shootdown
- A world of fascinating listening on shortwave radio
- Can the two Italys become one?
- White House refuses House request for files
- Even as other nations begin to recover; French austerity plan staggers industry
- Hungary introduces some choice into elections