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Monitor articles for August 09, 1988
- Jordan's stance jolts other Mideast players. Hussein to meet with US envoy, PLO after `final word' on West Bank
- Parties in southwest Africa agree on steps toward peace
- The Gulf cease-fire
- Fed's man in Boston warns economy is growing too fast. Surprised that markets have not reacted more to interest rate hikes
- New Orleans: jambalaya of a city. Its hybrid culture a mix of French, black, Caribbean
- Why not rubber roadbeds?
- ASK THE GARDENERS. Questions & Answers
- Memories of a pagoda-and-peacock land. Temples and statues in former Korean capital move this pre-Olympics visitor
- UN to host direct Iran-Iraq talks following truce. Last-minute concessions assist UN negotiations
- Sudanese tribal relations turn bitter under pressures of war
- US space program is only as good as its launch rocket fleet
- AERONUTS. Piloting anything that will fly, a wild and crazy assortment of airplane enthusiasts converge on Oshkosh to swap air lore and show off the...
- When drug laws are too harsh to work
- Dorsett deal strengthens Bronco backfield, Super Bowl hopes
- Peking loosens reins on religion. Tolerating some religious activity is part of larger goal of uniting country
- Friction over roller bearings. US makers ask protection against cheaper imports
- Old tires bounce back as new rubber products
- Power politics in the Politburo
- True bliss
- `Dirty politics'
- Ronald Reagan for VP?
- Minority contractors building a firm base. Private-sector projects open new doors
- GRAY WATER. Or how to save the roses during drought
- Noble moments
- American describes his 44-year Soviet odyssey. BACK HOME AGAIN
- Eternal India: counting minutes across the distance
- Last concert at Reagan White House. `Democratic weather' dampens `In Performance' finale
- If tobacco is addictive, then it's time to ban ads for it
- Drop the top, crank tunes, and cruise - anywhere but Hollywood
- Air Force faces shortage as pilots head for friendlier skies. Higher pay, more stable careers lure aviators to commercial airlines