Articles from Science News (July 16, 1988)

Title	Author	Type	Words
AIDS and antibodies: a too-specific fit?	Hendricks, Melissa		368
As the world wobbles ....	Vaughan, Christopher		558
Bloody dilemma.			321
Clues to night flight wind-drift correction.	Weiss, Rick		345
Earth-sized radiotelescope record.			179
Earthquake prediction on shaky ground?	Beil, Laura		618
Fluoridating the universe.			213
MS and monoclonals.			292
Polio policy: a bitter pill to swallow.	Weiss, Rick		1107
Small foam-mirror telescope built.			191
Sounds from the ground: geologists dig into the heart of the mystery known as the 'Moodus noises.' (includes related article)	Monastersky, Richard		873
Stress plagues the fastest chips.	Raloff, Janet		618
Stripping a molecule to gallium arsenide.	Peterson, Ivars		350
Sun-grazers: a hot road to the end.	Eberhart, Jonathan		571
The high costs of rough riding.			260
The hot side of chiles.			282
The sound of no mosquitoes biting.	Weiss, Rick		520
Tiling to infinity: the surprising solution to a tiling problem provides new insights into unusual forms of crystal growth.	Peterson, Ivars		1137
Two for Phobos.			207
What wasps do behind closed doors.	Weiss, Rick		287
When hot may be anticarcinogenic.			305
Winnie the Pooh and a language lift too.	Bower, Bruce	Bibliography	383