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Monitor articles for April 01, 1987

• US role in resettling Salvadoreans under fire. Critics say US money helps Army's fight against guerrillas
• Spaceship Earth: Mission to a small planet
• CRACKING THE MONOPOLY. China plunges into era of modern banking. Full-service bank is boldest financial experiment yet
• Coward's `Blithe Spirit' returns to Broadway with '80s touches
• Who took home all those Oscars
• Update of Sophocles opens at Old Globe
• Poverty
• Sweet surprises for April Fools' Day: two delicious vegetable cakes
• American architect Louis Sullivan: a reappraisal. Exhibition reaffirms his towering stature
• Disappointment of a year ago spurred Hoosiers to NCAA title
• Israel as ally
• Leathernecks in unusual position: on defensive. Marines' role as embassy watchdogs under scrutiny
• The elegant Belgian endive
• 19 states have considered surrogacy bills
• Peace--never dull
• By raising prices, Poland makes risky bid to help economy. Past increases sparked upheaval; so far this time, public is quiet
• Diplomacy and the budget: Keep US consulates open
• Just joking - quotable sayings for many occasions
• Some savory alternatives to salt
• Spying among friends
• With new tax laws, REITs get new interest
• SURROGATE BIRTHS IN EUROPE. Surrogacy for pay frowned upon. Britain bans it, several other nations considering similar action
• Conference offers solutions to black family problems