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Monitor articles for June 10, 1985

• Less Marx, more science for Peking students
• Kidnap mars Israeli exit. Actions of South Lebanon Army bring Israel into confrontation with UN and heighten tension
• California prepares to divert toxic irrigation drainage from US wildlife refuge
• Can UHF and LPTV compete with DBS and MMDS on my VCR? Making sense of TV technology's alphabet soup
• School boards losing trustee tradition, gaining more women
• An eagerly awaited smorgasbord of new one-acts
• VIDEOCULTURE 1/TV -- for better or worse, a window on the world
• Asian bank failure spurs push for reform
• The stock market's hot but the forecast is hazy
• Pieces of Milky Way puzzle are falling into place and point to black hole at core
• TIBET/China's backdoor swings open, quietly ending years of Tibetan isolation
• An all-in-the-family dairy -- relatively speaking
• Children's needs
• What the numbers mean
• Dubuffet: the `barbarian' who became king of French art
• Vegetable cookery
• TREASURE/7th century English manuscript for sale
• Justice's Reynolds walks calmly over hot political coals
• Business view of tax plan. President Reagan's reform is likely to pit high-tech sector against heavy industries such as steel, autos
• Hotel union scurrying to organize workers. New York strike focuses on issues involved in big-city surge of new rooms
• BRITAIN. Soccer violence takes its moral, economic toll
• Reagan team eager to tighten ties with India
• Compulsive Gambling: Legislative logjams. Reform mired in red tape, public apathy
• More growth in US jobs again accents services, not smokestack America
• Catch
• Determinedly seeking seals