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Monitor articles for December 09, 1985
- Honduras's Azcona: proud, conservative, and maybe surprising
- White House makes final tax-reform push
- Capitol Hill has better things to do than fiddle with touchy tax system
- Economy excels at manufacturing new jobs. Recovery has created 9 million more jobs than US lost in last slump
- UNESCO exodus: reform next?
- College `Greek' organizations extend hand to hungry Africans
- Teacher union stance shifting from picket line to professionalism
- On `ballon'
- Boston tightens rules that get developers to help pay for solving urban problems
- Many sense a balmy setting for continued up-current in stocks
- Graphics not just for big computers now
- Sam Shepard stages a bleak parable of two families A Lie of the Mind Play by Sam Shepard. Starring James Gammon, Harvey Keitel, Geraldine Page, Will...
- Interdependence ties border area together
- Dickens's lesson: summoning some hosts of Christmas Present
- High-tech farming: today the tractor, tomorrow the soil sensors
- After 27 years in China, Taiwan spy came home to cool reception
- British pullout: blow to UNESCO prestige
- Pro basketball's Abdul-Jabbar still frisky after all these years
- Once-censored soap opera carves niche in everyday Brazilian life
- Congress is closer to sending deficit bill to White House
- Playing fair
- God's permanent gifts
- Altered dreams and new realities
- What innovative sculptors have been up to
- Greek leader loses popular support in effort to `be all things to all people'
- Dancer on the dance
- Jazz meets salsa: the melding of cool blues and hot spice
- Vary a child's bedtime routine with special surprises and storytelling
- News In Brief
- Shadow over the Philippines
- Marcos opposition fails to unite. Laurel refuses to run on ticket with Aquino
- Lebanon's refugees regroup. Relief worker finds glimpses of hope amid the rubble
- Angling for red herrings in academe
- Voyager 2 beams back intriguing data on Uranus
- Sierra Club books capture Africa and the Arctic in photos
- Pink tutu
- On equal access in schools
- Letters to the Editor. Defense, gun, health issues
- When grown-up `children' live at home
- Tight bundle
- Environmentalists warn of damage from planned dam in China
- Americans, Soviets plan Gorbachev's US visit, talk trade
- India's abundant harvests raise hopes. Now the question is: How to get the food to those who need it?
- Trial cost Louisiana governor $10,000 a day, maybe his career. But Edwards remains sure he'll be acquitted of fraud and racketeering charges
- A modern story of the classic quest for identity