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Monitor articles for December 19, 1985
- 1685-1985
- Bowl win boosts Fresno State; freshman led Sooners in rushing
- Carnegie's generosity may hold a pattern for today
- Peltier case: shoot-out at Wounded Knee
- Annual disagreements over Nativity scenes give way to compromise
- News In Brief
- Ticking off successes as Reagan winds up fifth year in office. `Next time around, no program will get a free ride,' he says
- As bulls rush by
- Hazel `walking stick' makes a cheery Christmas tree
- For children: holiday treats on TV, from Shirley Temple to Rin Tin Tin
- Congress hasn't seen the last of protectionist trade legislation. President's veto of textile bill won't keep backers from trying again
- Justice Potter Stewart sat squarely in the lap of the Constitution
- West Germany sends weak signal to US on `star wars'
- Bob Dylan still rolling. New five-record `Biograph' spans 23-year career
- Gaza Strip: a forgotten but crucial part of Mideast equation
- Plans for sheltering the mentally ill
- Night visitor
- Worth noting on TV
- Shultz scores points with Hungary and Yugoslavia, but not with Romania
- Crime syndicates levy `tax' on citizens of N.Y.
- For gift giving try a good spatula or a jar of jam
- India charts quickened economy
- ...Working for cash
- Candles afloat tonight
- Mr. Reagan's way out
- How Toshiko Akiyoshi finds time for all that jazz
- Letters to the Editor. Freedom of the Nicaraguan press
- `On earth peace'
- Message to `Sendercorp': The blend is too bland Return to Sender Play by Bill Obrecht.
- Bargaining is tough on Baker plan for helping debtor nations
- Tax reform: part 2. Bill moves to Senate where finance chairman sees few changes but need for tax increase
- Teammates
- What tax bill does for individuals
- Two new spy novels
- Nicknames and the `Refrigerator'
- Commission says unfair Philippine elections likely
- Big-picture politics
- Marcos to call off vote? Evidence mounts. He has enough pull in court to get vote canceled, judge says
- Working for survival...