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Monitor articles for March 25, 1985

• Falling dairy subsidies threaten farms and tourism in Vermont
• Gridiron's century of sizzling
• Rightists tell Salvadoreans to `punish' Duarte with their votes
• Monthly consumer price index
• Two Truffaut classics rereleased -- and it's good to have them back
• Frank Press on science, budget cuts, world cooperation
• Texas education overhaul signals get-tough attitude
• The MX and the war against the earth
• Tight funds will sharpen focus of US research, says top scientist
• Gov. White's sees the reform
• Windows
• `We should write' -- tips for staying in touch with a far-flung family
• Contrasting views of N.Y.C. from two mayors, present and past
• Practice Room 2
• Pendulum still swings toward industry in wage talks, study says
• Economic policymaking under five Presidents -- Johnson through Reagan
• Have you been replaced?
• Raising a child alone: a task more men are seeking
• Unregulated high-stakes gambling grows on American Indian reservations
• Trade and jobs
• Seeing forests through the haze: Europe agrees on auto fume pact
• For Mali, groundwater reserves may be only hope
• Business almost as usual after S&L jolt
• Baseball's San Diego Padres trying to build on last year's success
• Learning to cope -- when a parent gains custody by default, not by design
• Killing of CBS technicians stirs Israel
• The slippery space between illusion and fact
• From Sargent's studio to `her father's museum' to her own art
• Pen still mightier than the computer
• ABC merger could be first of a series of corporate power plays in broadcast board rooms. Tuning in real-life radio/TV drama