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Monitor articles for August 27, 1985
- In S. Africa, white worries grow. Businessmen plan talks with black anti-apartheid group
- West Bank violence radicalizes Israelis
- Current-affairs books present strategies for social change
- Concerned about earning a living?
- `Mexico under the Rain' -- paintings by Vicente Rojo; `M'exico bajo la lluvia'
- The age of innocence
- John Clare on summer showers
- Harpo Marx's `confessions of a non-lady harpist'
- Damage control
- Weathering storms is everybody's responsibility. Meteorologists call for public awareness
- Water for the Southwest/Cities conserve. Giving up green lawns for cacti, wildflowers. To save water, Tucson returns to the `dry look'
- US cities want Congress to set clear priorities on nation's budget
- Hong Kong airlines vie for the China trade
- `Real Genius': an unexpected treat
- 3-D computer simulations may stimulate weather forecasting
- Balancing the nuclear realities
- West Germans quarrel over who to blame for spy scandal
- Big Wyandotte Cave. Exploring the mysteries of an underground mountain
- Big names own dominant record in US Open tennis tournament
- S. African activist behind prison march
- Hospitality and nostalgia in Iran. Two families talk about life before and after the revolution
- Cartoonist applies old values to new issues
- France cleared in bombing of ship. But government faces tough task of restoring tarnished image overseas
- Bonn ponders implications of its spy scandal
- US delegation on POWs and MIAs postpones trip to Vietnam
- Basque nationalism. Preserving Basque identity in Spain
- In the garden/September. Be careful of Jack Frost; prepare poinsettias. The Monitor's monthly garden calendar is based on length of growing seasons.
- West German spies
- An hour a week yields big harvest
- Spy dust -- the whys and wherefores
- JFK upstages Rushmore Presidents
- `The loose-leaf library'
- US, Soviets brace for criticism at nuclear conference. Developing countries expected to score superpowers over arms race