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Monitor articles for August 19, 1985

• Plans to upgrade US chemical weapons face a crucial post-recess House vote
• Polish folk song tells a poetic story
• Art of portrait painting is alive, well, and incorporated
• The squabble that threatens effective aid
• Another success for Rajiv
• Poem for a conventional lady
• Skipper of top `cat' sets sail in Little America's Cup defense bid
• Appalachia strike echoes US labor trends
• Drawing children into doing their chores
• US envoy ends Mideast trip amid criticism from Israeli leaders
• August is . . .
• This `Cyrano' has wit, poetry, romance -- but what it needs is fire
• Iran regime links its survival to winning war
• Thoreau's mountain and mine
• Botha speech pushes US toward sanctions
• For Argentine politicians, timing of verdict in junta trial is key
• Japan not solely to blame for woes of American chip producers. US companies must alter their corporate strategies, analysts say
• Botha said to have cut reforms from speech. S. African leader was to offer citizenship to some blacks
• Newspaper `textbooks' lend incentive, self-respect to adult illiterates
• Britain faces threat of rail strike over efficiency plan. Rail union balks at plan to phase out guards' jobs
• What are Britons doing patronizing a New York bank?
• Keep federal fair-hiring goals
• All the human touches
• US envoy's Mideast visit disappoints Jordan and PLO
• Turning toward light
• The fast lane
• Employment is low but hope is high in Aliquippa
• A mystery novel notable for its masterful characterizations
• On the verge of underestimating daughters
• 32 eggs get to prove they have the `right stuff'
• UCLA dean urges caring approach to law. Susan Prager advocates teaching alternative ways to settle disputes
• Vision for Botha
• Letter from Catherine
• Quirky business cycle in the US is a part of unusual world picture
• Becalmed Wall Street looks for a breeze
• Beware, all maps!