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Monitor articles for September 29, 1987
- `As Jesse Jackson says ...'
- Weathering heights
- Think hink-pink
- Iraqi leader fans nationalist pride to offset Iran's appeal to Shiites. Age-old Arab-Persian tensions undercut Khomeini call to Shiites
- The power of Iraq's Baath Party
- Pakistan, United States aid - and the bomb
- Hallmark sends its very best to appeal card-copying case
- Economic hardship swells ranks of discontented. But political opponents lack resources to compete with ruling party. As Mexico gears up for Presiden...
- Schroeder out of the race
- Reporter outmaneuvers NATO maneuvers
- See it again, and again, and ... Lower prices push sales of videocassette movies close to rentals; big promotion budgets help, too
- International bankers reaffirm commitment to a stable dollar. Too swift a decline could slow economies of Europe and Japan
- Not SDI nor MAD but MCS
- Whitten: Model-T image disguises budget bulldozer
- Down to the wire on Judge Bork
- Bill Cosby takes a look at his midlife in `prime-time style'
- Treasuring the sunken history in buried shipwrecks. Controversy grows over historical preservation versus salvage rights
- Ancient objects get new home. Asian and African art goes underground at the Smithsonian
- Schroeder stays out for '88. PRESIDENTIAL RACE
- On getting used to family life. Harness-chafings of a 30-ish couple
- Gambia's people eager to share native artifacts
- Democrat hopefuls war over peace. Candidates display sensitivity on charge party is `soft'
- More than dreams
- City of poverty - and majesty. Cuzco, Peru, is beautiful, but solemn and poignant too
- Tackling the deficit
- East pennant races head for wire; Twins, Giants gear for playoffs
- Fenway
- Washington weighs alternatives with Bork confirmation in doubt
- How Americans can dig out of debt after `voodoo economics'
- Bucking ruling party tradition
- ARTS SCENE
- Lorenzo White of Michigan State could be Heisman challenger
- Futuristic communications tailored to individual interests
- S. Africa signal on nuclear pact suggests it has bomb. But Pretoria has little to gain by move to test or use atomic arms