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Monitor articles for April 21, 1989

• New York Builds to House Homeless. SOCIAL ISSUES. But the city's critics are concerned that single homeless are getting short shrift.
• S. AFRICA FREES PROMINENT ANTI-APARTHIED ACTIVISTS
• The Lumberjack With the Day-Glo Smile
• VOLCKER GROUP CALLS FOR HIGHER PAY FOR CONGRESS
• Caught in a Limbo Between Two Cultures
• US Privatization Politically Tough
• Rethinking South Africa. Reforms over the past decade have moved toward genuine power sharing
• For the People Who Love to Turn Pages...
• Golfing Surge Burdens Courses. SPORTS TRENDS
• 1990 Science Budget May Be Pie in the Sky. Analysts say big projects may be at risk
• Financing the Post Office Privately. BUDGET. Some in Congress and the White House are proposing to take it off the government budget
• Chinese-American `Bridge' Club
• An Updated, High-Tech `Faust'. THEATER REVIEW. Imprisoned Czech dramatist Havel aims a blast at bureaucracy
• Evicting the Junkies
• Helping Kids Value Themselves. Why Boston Youth Theater - which boosts morale as it produces shows - is set to close
• GOLF BOOM ECHOES WORLDWIDE
• At 25, The Mustang Is Still Going Strong
• Korean Shipyards Quiet - For Now. LABOR UNREST. Seoul's tougher anti-strike tactics worked in Ulsan, but the mood there remains tense.
• Possessions
• Sales to Japan Buoy New England Lobstermen
• Mexico Teacher Strike Tests Salinas.SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS. Action underscores difficulty of tackling entrenched corruption and educational malaise.
• Automobile Adoration
• Christian Science Couple Likely to Appeal Conviction in Child Case
• Jangling Gamelans and Magical Movement. FROM BALI
• Specter of Terror in El Salvador. TRADE UNIONS TARGETED. Political violence rises, mainly against less prominent unionists.
• The Innovators
• France, US Seek To End Shelling. LEBANON. Bush backs French plan, but Baker reveals reluctance to get involved in Beirut conflict.
• `Channel One' Test at Midterm. EDUCATION: TV NEWS UPDATE. A participating school gives the controversial, ad-supported program passing grades
• SOVIET SHIP ARRIVES TO HELP SKIM OIL SPILL