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Monitor articles for February 23, 1982

• Officer facing spy charge is ruled to have immunity
• Warsaw restores wires for Western news media
• 'Sholom Aleichem' -- a charming success; The World of Sholom Aleichem Comic sketches by Arnold Perl. Starring Jack Gilford. Directed by Milton Moss.
• Johnnie Ray still wows audiences with his classic hits
• Fast-food chains try new ads, games to beef up sales
• Koch to run for governor of New York, blasts Reagan
• Racial equality means political, economic clout
• How starvation can be eliminated
• News for the Traveler
• Ease-off proposed in rate of social security indexing
• No safe harbor for a bad tax law
• Urban League chief outlines black priorities under Reaganomics
• Chemical weapons: how hawks and doves differ on bargaining tactics
• Three banks lower their prime rates
• Mid-Florida's environment: is it sinking?
• Britain fights gobbledygook -- true to form
• Watt about-face means oil in wilderness areas stays off limits
• Why Pluto and Winnie brush up on their Spanish
• In Kansas, they're wary of Reagan's 'new federalism'
• Blue Angels pilot killed in a training maneuver
• Contract swap with Ford wins heavily in local vote
• Orlando airport: new gateway to Southern region?
• Frigid winter won't slow gypsy moths, experts say
• Who pulls the levers of power in the Soviet machine
• The Edmonton dynamo is rewriting hockey record book
• From Big Apple to Big Orange
• New US warning on cigarettes
• US and Nicaragua: getting off the down escalator
• Mexico the peacemaker?
• A break in the economic clouds
• The welcome completed
• City squares off against big-city woes: crime, cars
• Disney exposition gives $800 million peek at tomorrow
• The many masks of modern art
• All signs point to a strong economic recovery for Turkey
• Singapore orders out two Russians as spies
• Words for years passing
• 25% of S&Ls face failure, Brookings study reports
• Haig finds labor leaders at odds with him on US policy
• Smorgasbord competitors: how great a threat to banks?
• Is Israel just another wagon in Reagan's Mideast circle?
• World's premier tourist stop: more than Mickey Mouse
• Decorator Diana Phipps finds shortcuts to luxury
• Three Europeans nations devalue their moneys
• Central Florida basks in warm business climate
• Making
• Charting the changes in a world awash in oil
• Amplifying good
• West grows wary of bailing out economically troubled East bloc
• Stockman warns of surge in deficit without cuts
• Watt's call of the wild
• West Bank Palestinian calls for PLO peace with Israel
• Tahiti; 'The last paradise on earth'
• Mexico's regional role crimped by 40% inflation
• Greater Orlando scorecard:
• A Democrat's alternative tax plan
• Admen and computer track eyes
• Argentina denies charge it has troops in Latin America
• Zimbabwe to cut Army size but will soldiers stay calm?
• Story made up, writer admits to N.Y. Times