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Monitor articles for January 07, 1981

• Part of US energy agency recommended for saving
• For the Record (3)
• San Diego coach Coryell takes aerial route in bowl bid
• How to choose a temporary service
• Widespread poverty in Tibet shatters the vision of a Shangri-La
• From Lessing, a fantasy novel long on message, short on excitement; The Sirian Experiments, by Doris Lessing. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $10.95.
• If the State Department is to prevail
• Front-wheel drive in cars: accelerating
• Ginnie Mae certificates available for more-modest investors, too
• How Japanese small businesses help the poor
• For the Record (2)
• A black elected president of Boston's school board
• Ordeal by audition: young performers face the rock recording world
• Mississippi traffic fights low water as work on huge new lock begins
• Retracing the tortuous path of Chrysler; Bailout, by Reginald Stuart. South Bend, Ind: and books. $5.95.
• Animal rights: some progress, but not enough; Animals' Rights: Considered in Relation to Social Progress, by Henry S. Salt. Clarks Summit, Pa.: Soci...
• Reagan on the Rio Grande
• Junta blames 'extreme right'
• Angry Polish workers hit party leadership with the 64,000-zloty question
• Italian government reverts to hard-line tactics against Red Brigades
• One Nation indivisible; FOR MINORITIES: FINDING THE WAY UP
• Accounts insured separately
• For effective confirmation hearings
• Sparks fly as Britain's Iron Lady recasts her Conservative Cabinet
• The Monitor's View: Quote
• Australia's 'last' amnesty for illegal aliens gets mixed results
• Smith: strongest ties to Reagan
• New gains againts Iraq claimed by Iranian forces
• For the Record (1)
• Enforcement not entrapment
• For the Record (5)
• For the Record (4)
• Reagan's new press secretary: Will he be voice of too many masters?
• Price-gouge charges mount along with heating oil costs
• Enriching uranium for nuclear fuel: Europe cuts into US monopoly
• A general at State
• Two worlds in one?
• US, Mexico: hope for a new era
• Victor Borge -- better onstage than in print; My Favorite Comedies in Music, by Victor Borge and Robert Sherman. New York: Franklin Watts. $8.95.
• Massachusetts ready for war on corruption, but can't agree on general
• Zimbabwe newspaper takeover casts shadow
• Chemical bank lowers prime rate to 19 1/2%
• Tunnel of more than words
• Khomeini gives backing to Algerian hostage role
• Louisiana judge conducts girls to all-white school
• You did help Cambodia
• "I yam what I yam!"
• Little change seen in wake of West Bank mayor's return
• Bugs with built-in antifreeze love the cold, say biologists
• A hard look
• Capitol Hill scans new Cabinet faces
• Harold C. Urey, an A-pioneer
• Some advice on introducing youngsters to fun on skis
• 'Temporaries' find short-term jobs offer experience, variety
• TV's 'Shock of the New': like a plane trip over the 'jungle' of modern art
• Philippines reported ready to lift martial law Jan. 17
• Datsun builds top-of-the-line 810s for US buyers
• Reagan and welfare reform: a call for wisdom
• Blacks seek access to, assurances from Reagan
• Relations better for Greeks, Turks but tests to come
• Taking vacations 'right around the corner'
• Can Reagan turn the tanker?