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Monitor articles for August 16, 1985
- Taiwan, Greece, Sudan
- Trimming your sails for tax reform
- News In Brief
- Financial savvy brings off coup in buying Gulf
- Low rates could make home-dream come true
- Car-haulers' tentative agreement -- two-tiered pay scale for some
- Europe debates US plan to produce chemical arms
- Handling corporate crises. How firms regain public confidence after disasters
- I miss that little white farmhouse
- `Doldrums' cloud economic outlook
- Gimmicky tennis showdown just for fun?; Retton boosts bowling
- N. Irish foes never been further apart. Divisions complicate Anglo-Irish talks
- The ups and downs of life on the Queen Elizabeth 2
- UPDATE/The African famine
- World watches South Africa as US ponders sanctions
- Freeze Frames/A weekly update of film releases
- Individual spirituality and humanity's welfare
- Controversy arises over postal workers' productivity
- S. African President dashes hopes for major reform
- Proper hotel etiquette for the peripatetic pooch
- Five years later . . . another view of Carter
- Counting `contras'
- Evolution of South Africa's racial policies under National Party rule
- For better or worse -- another `classic' remake. `The Bride' offers odd but stylish version of Frankenstein tale.
- Compendium of crime fiction for the whodunit buff
- To an Amish farm boy
- `Star wars' stirs debate at colleges. Some scientists boycott SDI, others line up for it; secrecy an issue
- South Pacific troubles put French government on the defensive
- You, too, can foot the bill for a fine footloose fling
- Safer handling of chemicals
- Small children play the games of summer
- Early planning eases the burden of rising college bills later
- Backers of spending cap lose a key ally in Massachusetts
- Art is like good bread! the Why cheap art? manifesto
- Dog days of politics -- a canine conversation
- Sudan's pact with Libya: cutting rebels' outside support
- Streets are home for millions of children
- Why more companies go private via buy-outs