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Monitor articles for October 01, 1985
- Lessons of the Rainbow Warrior
- MTV show: some signs of art lurking in the wings
- Financial offers give UPI new lease on life after near bankruptcy
- Chasing emus, cormorants, and moles, BBC's Attenborough puts nature on TV
- Americans face epidemic of fear about spread of AIDS. Misunderstandings and injustice flow from deep public anxiety
- Spiritual resistance gives you immunity
- Searching for America's early roots
- Gloria and readiness
- A sculptor seeks the center point
- Resignation of Salvadorean rightist comes as no surprise. D'Aubuisson's decline apparent since defeat in '84 elections
- Gorbachev's summit beyond the summit
- Sihanouk's pet project: setting up negotiations on Kampuchea
- Arco putting a big stake in Chinese gas field
- USSR and Afghans
- Ask the gardeners Q&A
- Letters to the Editor. Back to school
- `Star wars' brings West Germany and France closer together
- An orchard of stone fruits thrives in the Maine foothills
- Cardinals' Herzog excels at building a team; playoffs fairer now
- Cambridge theater is top NEA grant-getter. American Rep's diversity was the winning factor
- New Quebec premier talks business, not separation from Canada
- Predicting earthquakes: act wisely on long-term forecasts
- Gorbachev's emergence and SDI
- News In Brief
- Constitutional lawyer Tribe wants independent Supreme Court
- William Penn defines balance
- US economy bouncing back. But growth is still likely to be modest through the end of 1985
- China's anniversary: festivity and debate. Deng's reforms are under close scrutiny this year
- Americans face epidemic of fear about spread of AIDS. Church leaders would help victims -- without condoning life styles
- Canada drops qualms, moves toward free-trade talks with US. Mulroney wants package of trade-barrier reductions
- When wrenches, saws, and clipboards are nowhere to be found
- `The loose-leaf library'
- Northwest forests sprout crop of illegal aliens. Unscrupulous firms using illegals to win US contracts
- Another merger joins tobacco and edibles
- In hard-hit area of capital, Mexicans manage to get by
- Soviet leader aims to boost presummit position on Paris visit
- New paper for Murdoch
- Travail that licked inflation is ignored, economist warns