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Monitor articles for August 13, 1985

• Santa Fe Opera brews up a magical world premi`ere of Shakespeare's `Tempest'
• Seasonal orchard sharing
• Dollar slippage far short of boosting trade
• Belgian convict rejects clemency, turning spotlight on the nation's death sentence
• The Iranian economy
• Inflation outlook calls for moderate increases into '86. July producer prices rose 0.3%, bolstering economic forecast
• The cats of T.S. Eliot and Edward Gorey. Old Possum on naming cats
• Mugabe backs off threat to Zimbabwe white opposition
• Governments and the press: image is all
• Judges in papal trial take investigation to Holland, W. Germany
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe steps up pressure on opposition leader
• Carew talks about hitting; clubhouse meeting works for Toronto
• Ask the Gardeners/Q&A
• Nicaragua, second round
• Melvil Dewey livz!
• `The loose-leaf library'
• Forestry firm nurtures trees and town
• The great zucchini glut -- and complacency about world soil
• If your operation has an interesting story, let the media know
• Doubloon seekers, archaeologists, and states tug at treasure chest
• Getting together on foreign aid
• 50 years after labor act, unions struggle to define their role
• Don't overlook Soviet space success. Salyut 7 rescue, Venus probes, bargain satellites connote solid progress
• This is your day--rejoice!
• Murmurs of discontent in Sudan. Consensus is that leaders have six months to get on track
• A Rest for the Land
• Kennedy's: The third generation. Proud of their heritage, the Kennedy children are making their mark in public service, not public office
• When plants close
• Haworth, home of the talented Bront"e family
• `Speaker' Wright?