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Monitor articles for October 09, 1986
- Two serious TV plays tackle problems of family behavior
- French suspicion of Syrian role in terror grows. Evidence in London trial fuels concerns about Syrian connection
- Indiana seeks to avoid replay of '85; North Carolina's `find'
- Third world feels left out in the cold by Iceland meeting. Fears preoccupation with arms overshadows development issue
- From apocalyptic novels to `beige' notes. Here Monitor columnist Melvin Maddocks, book editor Thomas D'Evelyn, and Home Forum editor Maggie Lewis jo...
- State of the Arts/Literary Arts. This third installment in a series of occasional round-table chats on the arts brings together Monitor writer Melvi...
- Make or break? Soviets see Iceland meeting as key to future US relations
- Iceland: where representative government began
- Gorbachev's allies seek better China ties. East-bloc trips should boost Soviet bid for improved relations
- Aquino's US trip shy of investment goals
- Conservation
- To the top
- A poet who was once a president. Senegal's senior world citizen sees future multiracial civilizations
- `Don Carlos,' `Jenufa' at San Francisco Opera
- Brzezinski: Iceland a chance to promote `star wars'
- New federalism ideas in wake of revenue sharing. Welfare is one candidate for federal, state reallocations
- Procrastination
- Carmaker DeLorean is back in court -- this time over fraud
- London's Big Bang: Could Labour make the City whimper?
- The present danger to the free world
- WORTH NOTING TV
- House committee questions NASA expertise
- Voters in 44 states face ballot initiatives. Taxes and money-spending matters dominate lengthy list.
- Soviets sent new troops to Afghanistan, US says
- Iceland's larger message
- Voyager among distant families. Exploring life of remote cultures
- A `super's' night at the opera
- Church and state separation gives both protection. School prayer controversy casts continuing shadows
- Brazil's cattlemen and government lock horns over price freeze
- Out in the sun and the wind
- Peres to step down, not aside. Israeli leader, buoyed by high ratings, plans active new role
- `True Stories': another plus for David Byrne