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Monitor articles for April 16, 1985
- Sudan gropes to form transitional government
- Refuge. Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge is only 45 minutes from Manhattan, but oh so far away from it all
- How to keep secrets secret
- Community service, board membership: what career value?
- `Windows of heaven'
- Orioles hope Lynn boosts offense; Rivers' leadoff feats recalled
- As landfills overflow, communities turn to garbage burning
- More signs of spring: a bouquet of ambitious first novels
- Rudyard Kipling asks for one day in England
- Grandfather and butterflies
- `The loose-leaf library'
- White House shaves deficit forecast. OMB scans economic horizon and trims '85 shortfall by $8.9 billion
- Canada's John Turner finds out about the political costs of home renovations
- Massey-Ferguson harvests a modest profit. Big Canadian tractormaker bucks famine times in farm equipment
- Essays of a naturalist full of wonder, perspective
- Ask the gardeners
- San Francisco police grapple with inexperience and leadership void
- Big gains for Peru's center-left. Social Democrats feel strong after Sunday's vote
- Shuttle's corn experiment tests plants' ability to adapt to low gravity
- Film adaptation of Ibsen's `Wild Duck': a cut-and-paste job
- New Zealand democracy; and other global concerns
- Supercomputers. High-tech's superpowers put reputations on the line in a race to build the world's fastest computers. Japan. Japan narrows gap in cr...
- Step right up . . .Ringling's circus is briefer, still dishes up plenty of fun
- Interfering with flowers
- Booming Boston is in financial dumps
- Taming the wild world of `gypsy' fruits
- The subject was violets
- Beware the excessive fear of toxic chemicals
- Immigration: legal yes, illegal no
- The just-so story of snow golf
- Reagan's company