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Monitor articles for January 29, 1986
- Selective information -- a Trojan horse
- S. Africa school boycott easing but not over. Black demands show how school issues mesh with broader protest
- The isolation of American diplomacy. US embassies under siege by terrorism
- Documentaries grapple with questions facing countries
- Challenger's wider mission
- Praise!
- Reagan faces a fight on his plan to ease antitrust law long-range
- Global -- and internal -- politics clouds future of writers' group
- Philippine Catholic Church issues sharp warning against election fraud, calls on citizens to monitor polls
- Double image/Boston '85
- Israeli effort to improve ties with Egypt brings scant results
- Philippines: groundswell of demand for fair election. Role of poll-watching group unclear
- New England Patriots team up against tough adversary -- drugs. Players take unprecedented action accepting one-year preventative program
- Scientists taken aback by Uranus data. `Uranian system is totally different than anything else we've seen'
- Tax twists you'll need to heed. Reform didn't pass, but IRS has new ways to squeeze
- India's cuisine reflects the history of its varied regions
- Britain plans to fly its cultural flag around the world
- President insists space program go forward, delays State of Union address
- PEACE FILM FESTIVAL. `Agenda for a Small Planet' presents films from 24 countries
- The little darling of the citrus family
- Letters to the Editor. Child care in the USSR
- US, Soviet space programs have faced great risks
- Monet: as spontaneous as his subject
- Rookie Pat Ewing: a 7-ft. silver lining in Knicks' cloudy season
- Britain's government: weathering the Westland crisis
- Morale of Thatcher's party rises following speech
- Soviets and US -- edging closer to an agreement at Vienna
- Public school counselors find themselves caught in cross fire. Two different ideas about the role they should play
- New contract for NYU workers furthers pay equity for women