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Monitor articles for November 18, 1986

• HELP FOR MOTHERS
• Boesky drops the reins of British trust
• Reagan's road ahead
• Fighting for No. 2 slot
• Children in limbo - some wait years for a stable, loving home
• Inner-city youths in D.C. get hands-on training in citizenship. They work with `real life' adult counterparts to learn politics, issues
• Few white-collar criminals are sentenced to more than a year in jail
• `Real talks' of S. Asian summit go on outside ceremonial halls
• When inner-city poverty pulls families apart
• Revamped Cornell has climbed Ivy, now seeks first-ever title
• Corruption in cities prompts more action. New York case shows need for code of ethics
• Preventing frozen water pipes
• `Astrid, have you been keeping my place at rain-flowered farm?'
• The peril and the promise
• THE BLACK MIDDLE CLASS
• West Berlin trial spotlights alleged Syrian terror role
• Looking the part
• The arms-for-hostages exchange. Mismatch between words and deeds
• Assessing the Iran initiative
• The battle over birth control - Contraceptives in schools. DuSable clinic at heart of controversy.
• Two books depict women in black America and Colonial era
• Future US space explorations at stake in comet flyby proposal
• Beyond theory to reality: Can the world disarm?
• A refreshing retreat in the midst of bustling Hong Kong
• Finding buttons and bones in Colonial Fort Laurens, Ohio
• The Iran operation - `... a little inept'
• Assassination reports turn spotlight on secretive N. Korea
• Democrats gain clout on foreign policy
• Movement toward the center
• Volunteer `shovel bums' really dig buried history. Archaeology buffs help to excavate Ohio outpost
• Albania pursues its own version of `openness' policy
• U.K. speeds insider crackdown. Cousin of Boesky case a test for self-regulation
• Correction
• Richard Henry Dana Jr. rounds the Horn
• A march on poverty provides dramatic material for black acting ensemble
• Reading between rhetorical lines
• Call for oil import fee grows louder
• Pushing contra war into Nicaragua tests US envoy to Honduras. Keeping Honduran military and public support key to his success
• Serving newly-legal aliens will be costly for localities. Federal funds will help, but no one knows scope of problem
• My sister's sloop
• ARTS SCENE
• Countries jump on tax-reform bandwagon. International trend toward lower tax rates prompted by desires for faster growth and greater corporate inves...
• Many teens see motherhood as their only source of fulfillment