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Monitor articles for January 23, 1985

• Talks on Cyprus could start again, but Turks rule out UN plan. Turkey is negative on new talks, but leaves door open
• S. Africa plan for local black police forces faces tough opposition
• Deficit timing
• Finding fat in social welfare may be difficult
• Cleats and tutus: super performances
• Escaping from south Lebanon
• Sanctuary movement grows more active as US cracks down
• `Star wars' defense may lead to space-based offense
• Youth values
• Growing and outgrowing
• Bargain (no-refund) lift tickets may be a burden on spotty slopes
• Florida growers reel under hard freeze
• Indochina refugees take advantage of colonial French connection. Since the fall of Saigon 120,000 Asians have settled in France
• And roses
• Keep the trains on track
• A just-right satellite
• Moon
• Easy meat and fruit casserole makes a hearty meal-in-a-dish
• A culinary and literary celebration of a beloved poet
• The great chopstick controversy
• Israeli actions and American policy
• A `Yuppie' inaugural, almost
• Word reaches the West on the condition of two Soviet Baptists
• Shake-up at Renault: French Socialists stress profits
• More than fiction, Woolf's diary was the pinnacle of her art
• Why book banning is on the rise again
• Spanish automaker has designs on US market for the late 1980s
• Shortbread -- a tried and true Scottish delight for centuries
• Awaiting a decision on atom smasher
• Credible, riveting drama explores the Vietnam experience
• Many mutual funds adding fees and charges that are tricky to track
• Soviets sober up to alcohol and its impact
• Talks on Cyprus could start again, but Turks rule out UN plan. Greece suggests summit in February or March