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Monitor articles for August 13, 1987
- US basketball teams eye Pan Am gold; Costa Rican swimmer excels
- US image recovering in Arab view. The moderate Arab Gulf states were angered by the revelation of US arms sales to Iran. But Reagan's new US Gulf po...
- Muffins
- Colleges scouting extra beds as freshman housing crunch looms
- You can be forgiven
- How one mill competes
- FBI sting makes a small dent in New York's corruption. US Attorney Giuliani says graft is systemic in municipalities
- He takes them out to the ballpark. Stockbroker who loves kids and baseball gives away season tickets to major-league games to underprivileged childr...
- White House says policymaking structure works well. Iran-contra was an `aberration,' aides insist
- Swim Mobiles give Lucy Ru'iz, and other city kids, a chance to take a dip
- Constitutional Journal
- If a tree falls, John Seed hears it
- `Into the act'
- Judge Webster and covert actions
- Iran throws new roadblock before UN effort to end Gulf war
- Shadows
- Greece worries terrorism will further hurt tourism
- Trade bill could reverse economic progress in the Caribbean
- Reflections in the bay
- Team play in the Gulf
- Bread-and-butter issues shape New Zealand election
- Seattle Opera brings out deep themes in Wagner's `Ring'
- Under the paraffin lid
- For these women, education is providing a path away from welfare
- Alaska refuge coveted by oil industry. Environmentalists are fighting to protect area from development
- Small victories in battle to cut farm surpluses. But scale-back effort taking much longer than expected
- Applying the Marshall Plan to current global problems is not easy
- Push for democratization in South Korea shifts to factories. Mood of protest spreads ... and so do strikes
- ASK THE GARDENERS. Questions & Answers
- Folk embraces new musical styles. Newport festival had everything from a cappella singing to boogie-woogie piano
- US scores political gain with Venezuela. Latin state stops backing Puerto Rican independence
- Space to expand - how Frank Stella looks at abstract painting
- Jesse Unruh, a devotee of politics and power
- Threat of oil drilling fades a bit in Pacific Palisades. Recent political shifts on the Los Angeles City Council may result in veto of proposal to t...
- Newspaper columnists still powerful, but also more shrill
- WORTH NOTING ON TV
- August
- Steel makes a comeback. Investments in technology and training pay off for US producers
- Return of an enchanting symbol of beauty
- A pentecostal group portrait. San Diego theater brings production to N.Y.C.
- Popular murder mystery-courtroom drama
- Political update: August '87