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Monitor articles for August 18, 1987
- Birth dearth is worth skepticism
- Death squads kill South African opponents. Pretoria appears to have shifted tactics in battling the African National Congress. In what some call `te...
- `No' to covert action
- Goliath and the Exocet. Have Americans gone soft?
- US-Japan trade dispute moves to supercomputers. Japan has launched an assault on the US supercomputer market, but some say its chief weapon - large...
- Mr. Rosen, where are you?
- Trading `rock' for `country'. A geology professor hits the road as a musician's truck driver
- DO DREAM CARS REALLY COME TRUE? `Cars of the future' help automobile manufacturers test public opinion as well as new engineering concepts
- Erratic rains test India's farming progress. But officials say nation's grain reserves will allay effects of current drought
- Former NASA official crusades for broad, bold space program
- ASK THE GARDENERS. Questions & Answers
- Why Raggedy Ann has a heart
- An active President
- Teen pitching phenom looms as next women's softball superstar
- In the mall
- Homeless
- Peace and prosperity for Africa are distant, Zambia's Kaunda says. Africa's `elder statesman' sharply criticizes West for not taking stronger action...
- TRAVEL BRIEFS
- Newly privatized British companies draw fire from customers
- Langella's latest guise - as Sherlock Holmes on Broadway
- Fewer hurricanes likely this year, but more caution needed
- Private Polish garden plots - with tight rules. Family parcels more productive than state farms, economist says
- Family Day
- SPANNING PITTSBURGH
- Novia Scotian outpost keeps foothold on the past. Annapolis Royal, once a tiny colony on the edge of the Canadian wilderness, illumines French and B...
- Expressing God meets our needs
- Making homes for Ethiopia's thousands of `famine orphans'
- Detroit air crash renews debate over US airline safety. Investigation seeks to sort out why plane crashed after takeoff
- Constitutional Journal