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Monitor articles for January 26, 1981

• Union leaders in Zambia urge miners back to work
• They weren't all that bad
• Ways to spruce up walls with stenciling, fabrics, paper
• Soviets launch spaceship to dock with craft in orbit
• Sentencing the 'gang of four' -- and inching toward the rule of law?
• What happens when the Job Corps goes to college?
• Yugoslavia: coping, not splintering, after a year without Tito
• Art school and the 'real world': strong link needed
• Israel faces possible Bedouin-Druze clash over murder of Arab sheikh
• Raccoons
• Just a little ping pong goes a long, long way
• Fancy figures trotted out to say, 'Hold the money'
• Reagan's first guest
• At first, I thought it was only the degree that mattered
• 'The Bunker': a tiresome drama you can't blame on Hitler
• Labour Party split jolts British political system
• Winter
• Iran may yet pay its IOUs -- at 100 cents on dollar
• A claim for yacht China seized
• Zurich police break up riot of young protesters
• Regional primaries: answer to voter apathy in presidential elections?
• US Nicaraguan aid only 'on hold'
• The advantage of prayer
• Federal hiring freeze backdated to Nov. 5
• Tactics US colleges use to lure foreign students questioned
• Oasis in bloom
• With Super Bowl settled, comes another showdown
• Israeli regime pushes West Bank settlements
• Are we becoming a nation of gamblers?
• S. Africa's delays on Namibia spark UN wrath
• World of light and shadow
• Dole: most powerful woman
• Iraqi officers claim key passes seized
• Rare challenge to Oxford's 1,000-member English faculty
• Reagan's move east opens up competition to fill the vacuum at head of California GOP
• From Hitler's Germany how not to teach
• In search of students and funds for London School of Economics
• Waltzing with Moscow: Republicans do it better
• Verdict on Mao's wife 'too lenient'?
• Reagan style smooths first days in officeReagan style smooths first days in office
• Sweden takes strong measures to curb rising alcohol and drug abuse
• Businesswomen keep travel agents busy
• Stained glass: medieval 'cartoons' can spur special projects for kids
• One foreign student's report from Beijing (Peking)
• Reagan luster tarnishes a bit on the stock market
• Don't bust the trustbusters
• Home at last: hostages told a tale of abuse -- and survival
• Nkomo guerrillas spark violence in rival area
• New Abscam twist: probe of federal tactics
• Lifting of martial law in South Korea paves way for Fifth Republic
• Soviets using Afghan invasion as combat lab
• 'Not enough for a real rootin' game,'
• Former hostages at West Point: an All-American 'welcome home'
• 'A place of hearing' deep in the heart of Africa
• Attention Peccary Men and Women!; Look to your bones
• How you can help feed a hungry zoo
• Up the Downslope
• Coal-fired floating power plants proposed off Japan
• European Community jumps back into Mideasts's geopolitical whirlpool
• Islamic nations convene; Iran, others stay away
• Soviets make hostage accord an early, stiff test for Reagan
• Now is the time for all US teachers to get untongue-tied
• West's dry winter is boon to Mt. St. Helens's neighbors
• Warsaw -- no barricades, no marches, but rumbling under surface calm
• R&D turns upward in US
• At Museum of London 'Real' history lives