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Monitor articles for March 12, 1987

• FitzGerald exit leaves new Irish premier without opposition ally. Haughey's tough plan for economy faces rough road
• On stage: reliving historic turning points. Howard Fast's `Citizen Tom Paine'
• On stage: reliving historic turning points. William Gibson's `Miracle Worker'
• CITY HALL HOLDS THE KEY. Harlem's renaissance finds lots of friends, and a few foes
• Darks
• `Close-up look' at a science superstar. Supernovas - breeding ground for Earth's chemical elements
• This is Ariadne
• Oil field dispute may cost Greece foreign investors
• Indian women break the silence. Attitudes are slowly changing in a country that reveres tradition
• The pleasure of his painting
• British companies find it hard to cut big South African stakes
• US says it will get tough with Japan on trade. Baldrige irked by Japanese compliance with semiconductor accord
• Spiritual existence is not abstract
• Clarification
• Paul Johnson. `The most important thing which the first quarter of the 21st century will decide is whether the United States is in a pattern of decl...
• Shop talk at Chrysler, AMC
• Truman Doctrine to Reagan Doctrine, the fatal flaws
• Sharing an amiable discourse with a poet
• Poland's `voice' serves up sarcasm with the news. Spokesman savages as well as informs reporters
• SOVIET REFORM. What if Gorbachev succeeds? For the West, pros and cons: The USSR could become a tougher foe - or a better partner
• US dismissal of suit may cloud Peking bond hopes