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Monitor articles for January 27, 1984

• News In Brief
• Nigeria's coup may have headed off another by younger officers
• As job switching comes to Japan, so do executive headhunters
• A spy thriller that really happened; and an adoring portrait of Lee Iacocca
• 'Spanglish' surges into everyday usage along the US-Mexican border
• Ecuador's election choices blur
• Reagan must deal with Moscow to help bring the Marines home
• US Nordic skiers head for Olympics with more hopes than usual
• News In Brief
• The farmer indoors
• France's version of Johnny Carson wows 'em with literature
• Houston - one place where bilingual education is proving itself
• America alert to terrorism
• Immigrants highlight a need for bilingual programs
• Too-good-to-be-true loan offer may be a cruel hoax
• Protecting a wooden roof against decay and pests; furnace economy
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Learning a computer language may be easier than you think
• When color is a presence in space
• The right mood for peace
• A linguistic renaissance sweeps through Louisiana's Cajun country
• Washington stirs
• News In Brief
• Myths about the consumer
• Brazil democracy at rocky point
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Our man in Russia, how he learned to talk to the natives
• Experiment in adobe. Frank Lloyd Wright's 42-year-old design comes to life
• A trace of onions on the cellar floor
• Russian-English program only one of its kind outside Soviet Union
• News In Brief
• President's address fell on many darkened TVs in L.A.
• Flashcards help build students' vocabularies
• Space scientists disagree on need for a manned US space station
• At Boston magnet school, high school freshmen study Chinese
• The evolving shape of the big-power triangle
• Reagan call for deficit cuts plays to dubious Congress
• A new dialogue explores academic freedon vs. high-tech secrecy
• News In Brief
• State of the Union
• Education, education - that's the word from governors now
• The dawning of a dictionary-lover
• American eyes turn toward space
• News In Brief
• The State of the Union as viewed from New Hampshire
• In an era keyed to oral communication, US schools are neglecting the spoken word
• The goal of a lifetime won at last
• Block voting
• EXCERPTS FROM THE ADDRESS
• News In Brief
• West Germany's 'Kiessling affair' puts its Defense Ministry under a spotlight
• Dance - of all varieties - gains new popularity in Britain
• Lesson No. 1: the business world isn't an exclusively American world
• Some Filipinos prefer jogging to voting on constitutional changes
• STATE OF THE UNION; Setting the agenda for Election '84