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Monitor articles for January 06, 1981

• Here's a jaunty stage troupe in search of big themes
• Queen Elizabeth royally upset by media blitz
• Will Poland be catalyst for big changes in East Europe
• Huka Lodge, New Zealand -- a rustic kind of elegance
• Transition spokesman to be press secretary
• Kissinger winds up his Israeli visit
• New contemporary guide gives tips for easy entertaining at home; The Book of Entertaining at Home, by Maureen Mole. New York: Cornerstone Library. $...
• Rate decline goes on in prime interest
• Mr. Reagan's prospects
• 'Hello, operator? Get someone to fix my heater!'
• The many masks of modern art
• Michael Vollbracht: Designer stages a spectacle to show his new spring line
• Iran's power struggle deepens as Bani-Sadr, Rajai rift intensifies
• Stockpiling could backfire, Saudis warn oil customers
• A biography on Lippmann among 1980 prizewinners
• Afghan refugee flow: a million so far
• A Wood-burning furnace from a Down Easter
• Reagan's labor chief little known by union leaders
• Job outlook: Midwest told 'wait a while'
• Carter OKs a search for material on Haig
• Soaring deficit crimps Reagan budget plans
• Outgoing EC executive praises unity under stress
• Tibetan letters from the underground
• Belgium embroiled in controversy over sale of military hardware to foreign governments
• Success of Salvadoran land reform plan is paid for with bullets
• Impressive stage effects star in this re-telling of 'Frankenstein'
• One nation indivisible; 'WHY CAN'T THEY BE LIKE THE REST OF US?'
• Pro-Israel ranks begin to thin in high places in new Congress
• Mexico's new predators
• Peru, cutting subsidies, ups food and fuel prices
• Plan for direct housing aid to needy may entice Reagan budget-cutters
• Rights and wrongs in El Salvador
• Weinberger: a 'fiscal puritan'
• Sign language
• Rock implies feathers
• Rigging US container ships to defend themselves in time of war
• Sixth congressman begins Abscam trial
• Faster decline is seen in demand for OPEC oil
• The slumbercoach is a hotel on wheels
• Going on $200 billion
• Diplomats urge Reagan planners to include PLO in Mideast options
• Rugby decision embarrasses Irish government
• The bids are in for London Times
• Uganda appeals to Kenya for reconstruction aid
• Reagan's 'pros' get good marks
• A smallish wide receiver plays big for Michigan
• Kenyans looking for terrorists in hotel bombing
• "This day's different"
• VW ponders building car in Japan
• New draft sign-up begins; opponents organize rallies
• New Congress opens for formalities
• Study gives hope for new surge in US energy conservation efforts
• Spending for US research seen growing in 1981 despite possible recession