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Monitor articles for August 21, 1985
- Two Handel histories tactfully dispel myth of musical `Messiah'
- South-South trade: applauding the growing phenomenon
- `Suddenly the great market square loomed up before me'
- A little night music
- The goal in South Africa
- Pakistan's Zia gears up for return of opponent
- Better foreign policy through hindsight
- News In Brief
- PEACE 2010. Excerpt from an essay by Jerome Pressman, Lexington, Mass.
- How Love `gets through'
- Salvadorean rebels push for unity. Government crackdown on rebels seen as spurring move
- Ways to speed up the mortgage burning
- Repetition is the spice of life
- August offensive
- Director Blanco's goal is theater with a national flavor in post-revolution Cuba
- Conflicting rights in sex-abuse cases. Rulings reinforce suspect's right to fair trial, not child's right to privacy
- TWA unions innovate by backing Icahn takeover bid
- Berklee highlights East-West jazz connection
- Would freer economy aid or hurt Mexico? Government and most Mexican businessmen feel joining UN tariff group would boost economy, but critics see se...
- Book of the month
- Steve Cram leads assault on track and field world records in '85
- Homeless
- Lower aluminum prices cost Alcan jobs
- Books under attack
- Extremism poses threat to Arab-Israeli relations. Shooting of Israeli, West Bank sit-in are latest examples
- Benazir Bhutto: a woman devoted to overthrowing Zia
- Prizewinning play shows tragic consequences of life in prison In the Belly of the Beast Adapted by Adrian Hall from the book by Jack Henry Abbott. F...
- US economic growth clocks in at snail's pace in 2nd quarter. Up to their ears in debt, US buyers can't be counted on to lift economy
- County attorney's handling of cases involving child sexual abuse is questioned
- Snappy recipes for green beans
- Laxalt decision lifts spirits of Democrats
- A role in aiding US with trade gap seen by Asian-Americans
- Repealing the federal building code
- What's ahead for PBS. Public TV: Promise bright, future cloudy.
- S. Korean President backs off from crackdown on students
- Brighten meals with a saut'eed blossom or two