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Monitor articles for November 12, 1986
- Drama documents road back from drug addiction
- A TV mystery that's phony but fun
- Weekend hike
- China warms up the environment for its frustrated foreign investors
- ARCHITECTURE inspired by ART. Frank Gehry's highly original designs are showcased in an offbeat, touring exhibition
- Life without lumps. Whipping and churning your way to smoother mashed potatoes.
- The most fun we'd ever had
- The first Thanksgiving. Not Plymouth, but Tidewater?
- Dressed to fill. No longer pretentious and over-preened, pheasant takes center table in humble homes.
- W. Germany's conservatives looking strong before '87 election
- No mileposts in divine Life
- Experimental plays with ideas ride hospitable `Next Wave'
- The first Thanksgiving. Ducks instead of turkeys?
- Thinking the `unthinkable' - Indo-US security ties
- Beef industry cuts the fat out, as new marketing takes off
- The quintessential London cabbie: just call him `intrepid'. Drivers tackle daunting tests and maze of roads
- S. Korea's Chun has edge over opposition. President capitalizes on opposition's growing divisiveness
- Some funds' fancy claims of rates are becoming more reliable
- The `unquestioned truths'. Author James Carroll talks about Ireland, war, and national identity
- Largent a great catch and catcher for Seattle; Bears napping?
- Shoring up US credibility in Mideast seen as antiterrorist tool
- From the turnpike: New England woods
- New members of the nuclear weapons club
- Humanitarianism tempered with politics
- Walking shoes - a market that could outrun running shoes
- US dealing with Iran heightens Syria-Iran tensions. US said to undercut Syria's role as Mideast power broker
- Author, editor who campaigns for humanity
- Tagging along with a favorite funny lady
- Studies hint at better ways to head off child abuse. Child abuse is a difficult problem, affecting 1 million American children a year. But studies s...
- EC sanctions Syria
- Despite rain, Southern harvest and farmers' futures are bleak. The farming business once ran entirely on handshake credit - now that has stopped
- Decisions within decisions: the good citizen's quandary
- Ham country's best. Mahogany-colored, salty, unforgettable: Smithfield graces the Southern table.
- US divestment bankrupts aid programs for S. Africa blacks. Pullouts seem to have no influence on Pretoria policy
- Uncommon companions
- Unraveling the mysteries of meringue
- Filipino military tests the limits of its power
- Company's coming! Holiday entertaining can be joyous and easy--with the right recipes.
- They had Larry, Tony, and `the train'
- Nicaragua's tribunals sidestep confines of outmoded judicial code
- Education: a broader view
- As easy as pie? Who ever said pie was easy? Every one you make is a work of art.
- Novel evokes dreamlike stillness before Holocaust nightmare
- ... the community's role
- Many hard-pressed US farmers resorting to direct marketing. Skipping middlemen puts more cash, sooner, in producers' pockets
- Norman Cousins