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Monitor articles for July 23, 1987
- ONTARIO'S STRATFORD FESTIVAL. Shakespeare has to settle for supporting role
- US feels heat of Salvador struggle. Incidents in Los Angeles said to bear marks of `death squads'
- The business-arts partnership: a two-way street
- VIEW FROM THE STREETS. How the Eliot Ness of Japan's drug world gets job done
- It's time to be still
- Animal rightists construct philosophical base for their cause
- Marine spy trial under way. Lonetree's lawyers and his father introduce question of racial prejudice; secrecy in trial also resisted
- Meteoric rise of the Canadian left. By-election victories hint at major political shift
- Opposition says it wants US troops out of Ecuador. Military reservists are helping country rebuild in wake of recent quake
- British musicals: more than a `Phantom'
- INFIGHTING IN INDIA. India's embattled premier hangs on to a splintering party. Gandhi's moves to eliminate dissent could backfire
- Taiwan needs direct presidential elections, too
- Constitutional Journal
- WORTH NOTING ON TV
- Trouble in Technopolis
- Jane Geddes could certify superstar status with US Open victory
- Guatemalan rights group urges inquiry. It wants President to set up independent group to look into disappearances
- West weighs price of sparring with Iran. Gulf uneasiness shakes world oil market but threat to supply is low
- Lone Star revenue bill brings grumbles about the `State of Taxes'
- Lessons from snails and swallows in a Nebraska county
- Shaping the 1988 debate
- Oil price hikes may help South - someday. It will take a `real resurgence' in prices to lift oil state economies
- Small vessels in Persian Gulf seen as threat to escort ships. On USS Fox, lookouts watch for speedboats
- Chinese fashion blossoms. The dull grays and blues of the Cultural Revolution fade as a younger generation discovers colors, comfort, even curves
- Senator Biden, Judge Bork, and presidential politics
- Sweep
- Contra successes in Nicaragua not as clear cut as rebels claim. Sandinista tactics, lack of conscripts and food make inroads difficult
- Literacy
- West weighs price of sparring with Iran. Despite risks, French back hard line on Iran
- Before and after school
- Photographs with a Surrealist finish
- AIDS and the law: weigh justice with compassion
- Ice events flourish in unusual settings at US Olympic Festival