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Monitor articles for September 17, 1984
- Japan and South Korea work at making peace
- NATO nuclear post to German
- On the need for more individuality in today's art world
- News In Brief
- Late fireflies
- Praying about overpopulation
- Michael Landon's 'Highway to Heaven': sentimental, but sincere
- They say your child is a late-bloomer? Be patient, and take heart!
- The bicyle as an all-weather, basic vehicle
- South Africa on edge
- News In Brief
- The August rally picks up fresh wind.
- News In Brief
- George Washington: on religion and government
- Film star Tom Hanks: having fun making movies filled with mirth
- Guidelines for the executive enterprise of running a home.
- The debate over strategic defense.
- Auto workers and GM keep bargaining as unionists walk out of selected plants
- Split PLO leaves many refugees in the dust
- News In Brief
- Inside Mondale's 'mainstream crowd' of economic advisers
- S. Africa puts nonwhites in Cabinet, but few call it race progress
- For more and more of the world's stocks, the trading never stops
- Many reasons for Don Mattingly's big year.
- Immigration reform bill still hangs on.
- Shared housing gives financial and moral support to single parents
- Part of a breathing human scene
- Letter from Lyon: a city tries to break out from Paris' shadow
- The man behind the silver bangs calls for more children's TV
- Vigor on drugs
- News In Brief
- Reagan may bat away Mondale's tax hornets, but what comes Nov. 7?
- Preparing to love this place
- Words fly between Rome, Bonn
- News In Brief
- Jakarta riot reveals political strains in largely Muslim Indonesia
- Reagan leads Mondale by 16 points in California
- US to curb use of lead shot by hunters, to prevent bird poisoning
- News In Brief
- Cuomo's defense of politicians' rights
- TO OUR READERS:
- News In Brief
- Can the US win in the UN?
- Pros and cons of living off-campus
- News In Brief
- Florida officials search for the 'missing pieces' in plan to manage state's growth
- News In Brief
- Vigorous cities as the fountainhead of wealth; Cities and the Wealth of Nations: Principles of Economic Life, by Jane Jacobs. New York: Random House...
- New government grant helps eight theaters nurture their actors
- Arms violations: an election-year dilemma
- City mags: fat with ads - and serious prose