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Monitor articles for February 11, 1982

• Down Memory Lane with Bobby Layne
• 'The Gershwin Concerto'
• short takes (3)
• Jordan's call for volunteers to fight Iran misfires
• You spell it s-t-e-g-o-s-a-u-r-u-s and Colorado's children love it
• Peter Martins captures the essence of old-time comic ballets
• UN 'rights' director resigns over policy
• Watt expects a ruling of contempt on papers
• An unbending Chinese artist: Zeng Shanqing is free again
• Author Gail Sheehy; Chronicler of those who found their way
• Two vintage New York hotels regain past splendor
• US gives $150 million in aid for Portugal
• What's in a name, anyhow?
• Cardinal Cody plans to resign
• Fighting the metaphor of war
• Lumbermen in West see slight upturn
• Want a mini-Disneyland in your lobby to draw business?
• short takes (1)
• The oil glut that won't go away
• 'Trade war' talk rumbles in US over Japan imports
• El Salvador to try soldiers for killing US missionaries
• World of Ice
• Heavy water use creates big hollow beneath Peking
• Afghanistan's unsung riches
• IRCAM in Paris; Where composers go to play with sound
• Sun and grass for domes? Reminiscing with QB Layne
• Draft registration debate brings new call for alternative national service
• Talk with producer Don Gregory; Hollywood and Broadway -- a link that's growing
• Holzman is high on Larry Bird, man to watch with the Celtics
• South African poet seeks asylum
• China: can a communist system reform itself?
• Jordan asks US for a clear Arab-Israeli policy -- not favors
• Scalloped potatoes with Gruyere cheese
• E. Timor may face food shortage
• US rejects Soviet proposal for missile cut in Europe
• Live from Lake Wobegon; WILL NPR'S 'PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION' BRING RADIO OF AGE AGAIN?
• Taiwan builds a base for high-technology industry
• An orbit of faces
• short takes (2)
• Iran: three years later . . .; Khomeini hangs on to power
• White House, Congress trade shots over '83 budget
• Superstars' a misnomer?
• Britain to launch power-sharing plan for Ulster
• White House, Congress trade shots over '83 budget
• The myth
• Viva, Costa Rica
• Heavy fighting in a Syrian town
• The churches of Romney Marsh; They've weathered all but the weather
• Soviets ask Japanese for funds for pipeline
• Boston TV station could soon go dark
• New French liberation frees 600,000 cheeses
• Pakistan expels American after Soviet biowar claim
• Sharper, more colorful TV ahead -- at a 'high' price
• Inflation, jobs, and politics
• A blessing
• Pentecostalist dissident to go to Siberian home
• Kugelhopf: a raisin and almond cake from Alsace
• Kampuchean schools reopen with message to support new regime
• Hope Ryden; Tracking wildlife with a lens
• Sticking with Helsinki
• Whimsical, fashionable, and delicious chocolates
• So-so Knicks aren't listening to their coach's sermons on defense
• Why black unionists protest death of white S. African
• Mexicans, Americans keep the border humming with trade, tourism
• Choose tangerines for a fresh winter fruit
• Congress aims to cut defense -- but where?
• Creationism or evolution?