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Monitor articles for December 18, 1985
- Jordan emerges from Carter `exile' to run for the US Senate
- News In Brief
- `The storm may roar without me'
- China's economic goals are set dizzyingly high
- Splendid distillation of a much-admired, little-read history by Sir Winston [BY]By Pamela Marsh
- Work options
- Letters to the Editor. Constitution rewrite?
- Maintaining NATO's guard
- Spruce up a Yule buffet with an economical seafood mousse
- Order trial jurors look for credibility of former members
- Japan agonizes over joining `star wars' program. Issue sparks debate in parliament on Japan's role in East-West confrontation
- Polish leaders clamp down on dissent in education's ivory towers
- Bringing warmth and light to the cold darkness of a Finnish winter
- Special holiday breads herald the German Christmas
- Security and lie detectors
- Turn-of-the-century recordings spark new field of inquiry: `phono-archaeology'
- As the conductor sees it
- BRITAIN/Government `suggests' violence be reduced on TV programming
- End of interest-rate curbs will spawn new beckonings by banks
- Raiders still winning the big ones; Dolphins near third title in row
- Family ties: . . . and mothers
- What's wrong with history?
- Classic stories on home video give children gentle lessons in the arts and the Bible
- Revealing collection of anecdotes on war. Well-edited volume rewards reader with pleasures of understanding
- Deadline for Angola?
- Maestro
- AFRICAN JOURNEY. Tanzanian politics -- stamped with the Nyerere seal
- Argentina ends one chapter, starts a new
- Pulling together when financial troubles pull them apart. Farm communities face threat of growing violence
- Why some market-watchers think Texaco stock may do well
- Family ties: Wives . . .
- Letters to the Editor. Honduras -- and the death of Major Zuniga
- Uganda signs pact with rebels, but no one seems happy
- They're skirmishing for yet a new world championship next year. 16 grandmasters cut to 4 in tourney held in France
- Coward, Fugard, and Shaw grace New York stages Hay Fever Comedy by No"el Coward. Starring Rosemary Harris. Directed by Brian Murray.
- Half decent Christmas trees cost $5
- The ABM Treaty: obstacle to security
- Koch: his 3rd term is for the history books
- Mafia assaulted within and without
- Request denied
- The discreet new charms of Harvard Square
- Here comes Halley's. Scientists and laymen alike have golden opportunity to `marvel at the star'